This book doesn't blame Facebook for everything but offers a perspective on the complex web of causes and effects shaping our world. It highlights issues that truly matter, emphasizing that in our society filled with challenges, we often cause unnecessary mental distress to others.

In today's online world, people often feel detached from the responsibility tied to their real identities. The sense of accountability and self-respect associated with one's actions doesn't carry the same weight as before.

Facebook began as a platform for entertainment and informal idea-sharing among friends, where humor and casual interactions were the norm. However, this casual mode of communication has started to significantly influence and potentially harm our real lives and broader societal structures. We will together explore why these shifts in communication, originally meant to be lighthearted, have come to wield such power and pose risks to our everyday lives and society at large.