11:45 p.m.
I deleted Namidu Dharmadasa as a friend. I deleted some other guy, Sasi Ranjan. I feel like I cannot trust anybody. I feel like the less people on my Facebook, the safer I feel.
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In the end, even if I have 10 friends, if I have 100, and those guys are serious. It means a lot more than 5,000 losers. I don't think a person's net worth is their network. There are many people in "bad places" with 1,000s of friends. Plus I personally prefer smaller crowds.
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If someone is open on Facebook, educated properly, is from a powerful family, controls the media, gambling and state religion, I will likely befriend.
It is one thing to be honest in your dealings, telling the truth, being open to the public, is to be open to G-d.
It is another thing to choose to call someone a "friend". This is just the way it is. Anyone can follow me and read things I write and make claims.
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