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Mashable Article wrote: There are more than 955 million Facebook users, and it could hurt you to not be one of them.

Some psychiatrists and employers now find it suspicious for an individual to keep off Facebook, reports The Daily Mail. That’s because for today’s young generation, having Facebook is considered “normal,” while opting out is considered “abnormal.”

Employers may suspect that an applicant’s absence from the social network means the account is so full of offensive material that it had to be deleted. After all, 90% of recruiters check out candidates’ online profiles.

Similarly, psychologists see Facebook activity as a reflection of a healthy social life.

“The Internet has become a natural part of life,” psychologist Christopher Moeller told Germany’s Der Taggspiegel. “It’s possible that you get feelings of positive feedback through online friends.” [Translated from German]

In excess, Moeller says, Facebook interactions can reinforce feelings of social anxiety experienced offline.

As the German magazine points out, both suspected Aurora theater gunman James Holmes and the Norwegian massacre shooter Anders Behring Breivik share an absence from Facebook. The publication went as far as to say that Facebook abstainers have reason to be suspected mass murderers.

SEE ALSO: Facebook Use May Lead to Psychological Disorders in Teens [STUDY]
The two shooters had online footprints on more obscure social networks — Breivik on MySpace and Holmes on Adult Friend Finder.

Do you find it suspicious when you meet someone who’s not on Facebook? Do you think being active on Facebook reflects a healthy social life? Let us know in the comments.

nowaysj wrote:Oh and,

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/ ... picks=true

dreamizm wrote:Locked off my Facebook for good yesterday.

Have wasted too much time scrolling through people I don';t know and don;t wana know.

*If I am single anytime soon I will probably have to go back to it tho..

wormcode wrote: As the German magazine points out, both suspected Aurora theater gunman James Holmes and the Norwegian massacre shooter Anders Behring Breivik share an absence from Facebook. The publication went as far as to say that Facebook abstainers have reason to be suspected mass murderers.

Soiree wrote:Im in no way vouching for the music, but the entire film is basically a corrupted social network.
amazing film called 'SUMMER WARS"

idontreallygiveashit wrote:Facebook just makes it easier for me to claim photos of people i know and photoshop their heads onto nude corpses which i print out, frame and masturbate to while tracking their movements so i know when to strike. Honestly, more psychopaths should be on facebook, it makes us so much more efficient.

By the way if any governments or interpol or facebook police or whatever is reading, please i was joking dont arrest me.

Pedro Sánchez wrote:I like to strike people on public transport