Yes, You _Are_ Spending Too Much Time On Facebook. Me Too.

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September 27, 2011

I feel some major awe and minor anxiety that Facebook is growing so quickly. Is it a contagion? See the chart below from Business Insider SAI Chart of the Day. I had the feeling maybe I was spending a little too much time on it, but this proves it. --WTP

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