Definitely fits what I see around me in my FB neighborhood “people ages thirty-five to forty-nine, according t… http://t.co/ZtbUbFfTNM

Colossal growth fact “By late 2010 Facebook operated in seventy-five languages, representing 98 percent of the… http://t.co/T19TUzMTbu

I hate to say it, but it may well turn out that the best strategy for any Org on the Web is to build Facebook apps and leverage their graph

I hate to say it, but it may well turn out that the best stategy for any Org on the Web is to build Facebook apps and leverage their graph

why, @Kindle on earth did you keep the “Share” feature off of all other app versions other than on the device itself. Need it on my PC!

@StrawAtheist for future reading…my blog post with title : The Atheists That I Believe In http://t.co/m3VRfqt1fo thanks again

for future reading…my blog post with title : The Atheists That I Believe In http://t.co/m3VRfqt1fo thanks again

@StrawAtheist wouldn’t say ONLY, but that is as big a factor as any

@StrawAtheist thank YOU. That approach you just had is indicative of “The Atheists I can believe in”

@StrawAtheist not in itself, but the ideology seems to demand such incivility, just as certain “Evangelical Christians” efforts are

@StrawAtheist that’s a large part of it. Well said!

@StrawAtheist so those 2/3 examples I gave were examples of what I would say were part of the characteristics of the ideology of New Atheism

@StrawAtheist not at first, but when you asked me for specifics I complied

@StrawAtheist (part 2 of prev) of “New Atheists”. The “evangelical zeal” to unconvert and belittle arguments that dont ridicule religion

@StrawAtheist nothing wrong with that, and I will say that you don’t really fall into the category I am thinking of when I speak derisively