History of the World According to Facebook - Revised by Wylie Overstreet (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br> <p><strong>A revised and expanded edition of the bestselling parody that includes thirty-pages of new text, photos, and contemporary subjects--a clever and fresh historical chronicle</strong>.</p><p><em>The Sun is now friends with Earth and 7 other planets</em></p><p><em>Pluto: Not cool.</em></p><p>What if Facebook had emerged with the Big Bang, and every historical event took place online? Imagine how we'd we see history if . . .</p><p>On April 15, 1865, Abraham Lincoln updated his status: Taking the missus to the theater</p><p>God and Stephen Hawking trolled each other in a comment war over the creation of the universe?</p><p>Alexander the Great checked into all the countries he conquered</p><p>Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin Liked each other's cryptic statuses</p><p>Irreverent and clever, <em>The History of the World According to Facebook</em> goes back through time, from the beginning of the world to the present, to cover all the major events and eras of human history, such as the Renaissance, the Industrial Revolution, and the Information Age. Wylie Overstreet brings the book up to date with three-dozen pages of additional material on contemporary figures and topics, from Caitlin Jenner to Deflategate to MAGA and Trump.</p><p>Filled with hundreds of actual figures from across the centuries and thousands of invented statuses, comments, and actions lampooning Facebook users' penchant for oversharing, abbreviation, self-importance, and lazy jargon, <em>The History of the World According to Facebook</em> defies all attempts at taking the multi-billion user social media platform SRSLY. It is the funniest parody of history and the dawn of man since, well, the dawn of man.</p> <p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br> <p>History. Long before it was the thing we cleared from our browsers, it was a sequence of events that brought us to now. Its moments and actors gave rise to our civilization. As that civilization now squawks its swan song, we reflect. How did we get here? What events bent the arc of fate to create the world we live in? Are we really doomed? Also, is there a way to learn these answers without having to read a lot? Like a brochure or something?</p><p>Behold. In your hands lies history - from time's beginning to today - played out upon the brochure of everyday life: a Facebook newsfeed. You may find it educational, you may find it funny, you may find it among the ruins of a nameless city centuries after The Collapse, in which case in your hands lies a goldmine of lost knowledge; deliver it to your clan's elders immediately.</p> <p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br> "I think Abraham Lincoln would find this book funny. Right after he decided Facebook was a huge waste of time."--Justin Halpern, #1 <em>New York Times b</em>estselling author of <em>Sh*t My Dad Says</em>
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