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The thread discusses a claim from a recent article that Pew Research finds increased time spent on the internet and social networks is associated with greater trust more broadly, not just online. The post raises the key question of whether using Facebook (and time online in general) actually increases or decreases a person’s risk/trust outside social sites, referencing an external analysis article. Overall sentiment is exploratory and skeptical, prompting readers to evaluate whether the findings support the implied “risk” narrative.

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According to a recent article from the coolcats at Fast Company, Link Removed, the Pew Research Center has shown that the more time you spend on the internet, especially social networks like Facebook and Twitter, the more trusting you become. Not just on social networks, but everywhere - both online and in real life.
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