Giving up Facebook was difficult. I had to face up to the fact that I was thinking about it pretty much whenever I was taking a break. I started to realize that Facebook took up a fair amount of headspace and time. Since I don't smoke I don't go outside. Left with the choice of drinking yet another cup of unhealthy coffee or finding a distraction on my PC I found Facebook curiously addictive. What did I like about Facebook? Well I analyzed this carefully and thought about the value proposition. Ultimately I realized that Facebook offered two things - lots of shallow electronic interactions and meaningless flash animation games. Since I earn enough to buy a decent PC (or console) and really hot games the games on Facebook offer little. The only game that meant anything to me was Fairyland and that only because it promised to save the rainforest. PC games are better without Facebook. As for meaningless social interaction ...