Thank you for presenting. I just wonder since social media like Twitter is a different platform to express feelings, for example, there are tons of events updating every second, there are limitation of words for each comment, and most importantly people has less risk to be revenged or bullied for their comments, will we get more information about the real personality of a person, or a more twisted one? And how can your book help us to build a bridge between the same person in virtual and real world?
Thank you for presenting. I just wonder since social media like Twitter is a different platform to express feelings, for example, there are tons of events updating every second, there are limitation of words for each comment, and most importantly people has less risk to be revenged or bullied for their comments, will we get more information about the real personality of a person, or a more twisted one? And how can your book help us to build a bridge between the same person in virtual and real world?