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Excellent; that's some of the most intelligent argument in this area I've seen for a while. And it is so true. Look st how much time people spend propogating m
by ErrantX 17y ago
Excellent; that's some of the most intelligent argument in this area I've seen for a while.
And it is so true. Look st how much time people spend propogating meme's on facebook. Ok so there is always room for us to enjoy banal stuff - but I feel like it is starting to enroach on our lives.
It's like the sivers post from the other day; if only we shared an interesting wikipedia rather than one of those chain emails, conspiracy theories or "questionaires"...
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- ErrantX 17y agoHmm. Im not sure that was the point I was making. iPod/iPad/Xbox are a concern because they are platforms of mass procrastination. But so is Steam (I'm supposed to be working this weekend but I have spent a silly amount of it playing COD:MW2). i.e. the argument works equally well for many other areas of tech :) EDIT: the poster above (who wimped out...) was making the connection between my comment and the idea that the iPad (or Apple) was the cause of the whole problem.. hmm.