Radical Dreaming Vol. 14: The Tolls Are Too Damn High!

I'm back to dream interpretation. For those who don't know, I normally interpret my own dreams for a few reasons. One: the subconscious is always very alert and communicates with you through dreams. The advantage of interpreting what it's trying to say in your dream is that it tells you the cold, unfiltered truth. Two: your subconscious is aware of things going on in your life way before your conscious self realizes what's even going on (I speak from experience). It's just that I haven't done it in a while. I figure it's time to start again. The reason why I'm at #14 all of a sudden is because in total, I'm up to my 14th dream. I think myself and others can learn a lot from interpreting your own dreams. This is one helluva dream to start off the new round.

The past and present of social media: is it creating or destroying our social lives?

Rule #6: There is no such thing as being first or last. There is only such a thing as becoming the best or the worst that you can be. 

Me and my friend Pedro (follow him @FreestyleChulo) were having a very interesting conversation through Twitter the other day. He was talking about how some people liked to share mundane, everyday things. Things like what they had to eat, where they're going, or special events like in concerts or clubs. I responded that it's just probably people showing off so they can have a higher sense of "self-worth". This actually got me thinking. Are people using social media to reconnect with old and new friends or are they finding it as a way to show how much "better" they are than others? This concept really piqued my interest, so I decided to look more into it.