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I think everyone has realized this by now.

• Unseelie 16y ago
  Realized what, exactly? The tagline, that the web means the end of forgetting, or some facet of the content linked? We're figuring out that facebook is evil, we're figuring out that our employers don't like us having 'fun', we're realizing this, and that, and coming into the realization that this is not our parent's world, not even the world our education proposes to have prepared us for, to be, in many cases, preparing us for. I think we're still realizing, all of us, in a very big way, that the world is suddenly less fuzzy. It is, as the article proposed, a brutal village.
  • Ardit20 16y ago
    that is called growing up.
    • Unseelie 16y ago
      is this an argument that the world hasn't changed since our grandparents were our age?
  • anamax 16y ago
    > we're figuring out that our employers don't like us having 'fun' No. They don't care whether you're having fun. They care about whether you're doing what they're paying you to do. They want to avoid anything that interferes with that. > the realization that this is not our parent's world Mostly it is. You do have smart phones to replace the snazzy digital watches that distinguished them from their parents.