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You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

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You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

Read the rest of this entry →

You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

Read the rest of this entry →

You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

Read the rest of this entry →

You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

Read the rest of this entry →

You can learn many important things about the human condition by reading Facebook status updates. OK, not really … but it’s fun to do anyway! And thanks to a search site called Open Book, you can read Facebook users’ status updates from around the world on any topic you choose.

This past weekend, I typed in the search term “resolution” to see what New Year’s resolutions were being made by the world’s Facebook users at the dawn of 2011. (By the way, if you don’t want your Facebook status updates exposed to the whole world, you might want to make a New Year’s resolution to change your privacy settings.)

Some  of the more interesting results I came up with are contained within. Let’s take a look, shall we?

Read the rest of this entry →