the internet | destruction > construction

Jun 22

Written By Katie Fridge

We all believe that you can ruin your marriage on the internet.
But no one believes you can have a thriving, healthy marriage on the internet.

So here we find a medium whose potential for destruction is far greater than its potential for construction.

It’s not reductive to place the internet in this specific ethical dilemma. The internet itself is ever-eager to push towards this kind of thinking and use-case whenever we traverse its shallow streams.

I'm not saying don't ever use the internet (this blog would be much shorter-lived if I believed that). But we should absolutely treat it as more of a sword then a shovel. A sword could defend or restrain harm from those unable to protect themselves, but it has startlingly little constructive capacity, even when conquerors try to justify the ends of their peace-making by the means of a sword.

Katie Fridge

Hi there,

I’m Katie!

I’m your website designer! I have a bachelors degree from Liberal Arts College, ACU. I majored in Management and Marketing and competed to win awards with businesses I started in college.

My designs focus on UX, YOUR audience, their experience and how they interact with your site. My design philosophies are simple and clear creating the best experience that turn visitors into repeat customers.

I choose to be an entrepreneur because I don’t like the way the world operates. We get thrown so many marketing strategies created to steal our attention and manipulate us into something we didn’t ask for. The lines can be gray in this field. My #1 goal is to be as ethical with my design as I am with you. I want my clients to be treated like the beautiful valuable human they are.

When you work with me you will get a business expert and an intuitive designer. I will help you make your vision come alive and help you make the best choices for your business.

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the internet | destruction > construction

We all believe that you can ruin your marriage on the internet.But no one believes you can have a thriving, healthy marriage on the internet.

So here we find a medium whose potential for destruction is far greater than its potential for construction.

It’s not reductive to place the internet in this specific ethical dilemma. The internet itself is ever-eager to push towards this kind of thinking and use-case whenever we traverse its shallow streams.

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We all believe that you can ruin your marriage on the internet.
But no one believes you can have a thriving, healthy marriage on the internet.