& Then
Always tomorrow. Always not now maybe sometime next evening. Busy distractions sawt between the lines sending busy signals out. But minds eye knows that won’t work through and through it does take sweat. Piss.
So. Much. Win. From riotclitshave
shh. i’m thinking. (via Megan McIsaac.)
“ This design does not boost any of the content. If I’ve done well, it fades into the background and lets the content take over. ”
Design should caress and enmesh with meaningful dialog. It should enhance as the lace hinting at nipple. It should surprise as the shiny upon Christmas morn. It should hug as the little black dress. It should heighten consumption as the musky used book smell.
Design serves the master of content. Not the other way around.
November 4, 2009
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“ Based on her observation of groups of different ages, Turkle has found that “children and the elderly start to relate to the object as a person. They begin to love it, and nurture it, and feel they have to attend to the robot’s inner state.” With this attachment and projection of their emotions, Turkle says, people begin to seek reciprocity, wanting the robot to care for them. “We were wired through evolution to feel that when something looks us in the eye, then someone is at home in it. ”
November 2, 2009
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October 22, 2009
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Makebelieve Help, Old Butchers, and Figuring Out Who You Are (For Now) | 43 Folders
Remember when I said, “I hate being labeled as cynical for noticing serially profitable fake sincerity?”
Yeah. This.
“ Eras end, media grow old, new modes of consciousness emerge. And so human life is enriched ”
Quick. nd pulse. So there yet so not. Holographic visage that’s no longer there but is.
“ A great deal of the world of physical security relies on obscurity. ”
“ And do you know what most of them wanted to talk about? You guessed it. The baskets of ancillary revenue they’re harvesting by charging us fees for checking bags, choosing coach seats or whatever. Forget that their houses are burning down. They found a tap in the bathtub with some water leaking out, so they’re thrilled. ”
October 13, 2009
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The Daily Show: Jon Stewart lambastes CNN for their now-infamous fact-checking of an SNL sketch.
Money: “While you were doing your research did you also find that sharks live in water and don’t deliver candy-grams? That there’s no African-American equivalent of Mr. Rogers? And that the majority of boxes do not have dicks in them? Did you find that out?”
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October 11, 2009
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