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I can understand the desire to hack on that, and props to you Swizec, for creating something and sharing it is always cool, but... Well, the final result is qui
by pluies 16y ago
I can understand the desire to hack on that, and props to you Swizec, for creating something and sharing it is always cool, but... Well, the final result is quite mind-numbingly narcissistic.
I guess it fits current trends in social websites, but isn't it a bit over the top?
- Swizec 16y agoWell I don't know, I never really saw it as narcissistic, more as an interesting hack and seeing what's possible. Yeah I guess I'll end up being in a lot of the pictures, but most people wouldn't just put themselves out there like that with messy hair, beedy morning eyes and so on. I don't think a narcissistic person would ever want to share such imperfect pictures of themselves publicly ... I mean, I'll probably turn it off in a few days when people start complaining I'm spamming them :)
- michaelbuckbee 16y agoThe line between narcissistic and introspective is always thinner than we think. Something I've noticed recently is how few pictures I'm actually in: I take loads of pictures but I was only in a handful. While I'm not personally inclined to Twitter a picture of myself every time my mac wakes up (several times a day), I can see the benefit in this to some people.