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Who Am I?

You are what you captured, read and listen.

Last year after I completed my degree, I have lots of time in my hand. I have had spent most on my relax time on social media such as YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. I received heaps of news and information from these three platforms only.

All these information spread on social media have changed my MBTI personality from the Defender ISFJ to the Advocate INFJ; from the protective, warm and caring to the mystical and idealist. In 2019, I was so bloody active on promoting good causes and good news, increase the awareness of the people on the latest issues that happened around the world, pass on some petitions, greetings people, give comments, give likes to people post, get involved in online discussion, joined international group, etc. My friend also mentioned about the trend of social justice warrior, and how common it is among us millennials.

With the advancement in technology, the search engines algorithms on the internet help us to pick the information that are related to our preferences and history only. The information becomes a justification tool for our thoughts, it becomes our beliefs. We are grow to become someone by the things that we read, we listen, we perceived. So we need to be extra careful to what we see, what we read, and what we listen. We also need to be sometimes sceptical and critical to any information provided on the internet, or by people around us.

Let's surrounded ourselves with so many of genuine good news and good people. Let us say bye bye to hoaxes 😜

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