This book unravels the substantial impact social media has on young minds. Exploring the detrimental effects it has on young people social life. Exploring the negative side effect of being exposed to social media, and the positive as well. Discussing in detail the " Social Media Paradox ". Bringing real-life examples of how social media can actually cause emotional damage to young people. This book bring extensive research on the topic of social media affect on our mental health.
Born and raised in New York City David Duchovny earned an A.B. in English literature from Princeton University, and an ABD in English literature from Yale University. He was on the road to earning his Ph.D. when his interest in playwriting led him to acting. Subsequently, he emerged to become one of the most highly acclaimed actors in Hollywood.
Globally known for his roles in the Fox Television’s monster hit The X-Files and Showtime's Californication, David has made his way into our pop culture lexicon. David Duchovny remains the only actor to have won a Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television series in both the Comedy and Drama categories.
David Duchovny has published four novels, Holy Cow: A Modern-Day Dairy Tale (2015), a New York Times Bestseller; Bucky F*cking Dent (2016); Miss Subways (2018) and Truly Like Lightning (2021).
Additionally, David Duchovny has completed two studio albums, Hell or Highwater (2015) and Every Third Thought (2018), and his third album is slated for release in summer 2021.
Was it life-changing? Nope. I selected it from Kindle Unlimited because I’m a dedicated X-Phile and enjoyed Duchovny’s fiction novels. This was not the same…nor should it have been. This isn’t fiction, and doesn’t claim to be. I knew it would be more matter-of-fact, but this was like reading a textbook or instruction manual.
Duchovny’s fiction, which I cannot recommend enough, is full of interesting imagery and dry wit. This book, while factual, was just dry. The information it contained is relevant and truthful, but a) repeatedly itself so many times I was sure I’d gone back a page instead of forward, and b) just not well-organized.