Evidence that there is a demand or need for this?
Evidence that people would feel more talking in online communities about death?
Aren't we profiteering from death? Isn't that morally wrong?
If someone almost dead invited their relative to connect with them, wouldn't they try and get the message before they died?
Sunday, March 22, 2009
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Dear skeptics:
ReplyDeleteI don't have evidence that it's needed, but anecdotally, it's very hard to deny the addiction to social networking sites. Who wants to give that up just 'cause they're dying?
Also, more than profiting from death, it seems a way for a person to feel relevant after death and inform others about ways to avoid dying the way I did.