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Björk is a fountain of knowledge. But not a fountain as such, more of a babbling brook flowing gently through woodland offering sage advice.
She embraces technology, having recently shot a 360-degree music video inside her mouth, but definitely sees its downsides, which are rooted in her yearning for the simple life she enjoyed growing up in Iceland.
On not being too negative about it, she told Pitchfork in a new interview:
Björk went on to discuss the fast food-like effects of Facebook and how to combat it:
The musicians thoughts on social media echo those she has on religion, previously saying: "In Iceland we don’t go to church, we go for a walk and sing at the top of our lungs."
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