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Dear Facebook, Stop suggesting people I may know. I do know them. I don't like them.

Of course. This is a popular and humorous internet saying expressing a common frustration with social media algorithms.

At its heart, the saying is a witty commentary on the limitations of technology in understanding human relationships. An algorithm sees data points—mutual friends, a shared workplace, and suggests a connection. A human sees history, nuance, and emotional context.

It highlights the modern social dilemma of having to curate our online lives and actively avoid people we are forced to interact with (or have been forced to interact with) in the real world. In essence, the user is saying, "Facebook, your algorithm is smart enough to find these people, but not smart enough to understand that I've been successfully avoiding them for years. Please stop ruining it."

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