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Over the last three years, I've come to a similar viewpoint. Stuff has to be stored, maintained and moved. I'm quite ambiguous however about subscriptions and
by evangineer 16y ago
Over the last three years, I've come to a similar viewpoint. Stuff has to be stored, maintained and moved. I'm quite ambiguous however about subscriptions and the Age of Access though: http://www.foet.org/books/age-access.html http://www.foet.org/books/age-access.html
- edw 16y agoI'm torn myself. Part of me wants to own a copy of let's say Rushmore, but the rational part of me thinks it's ridiculous, especially because I have no desire to watch it right now. Maybe we live in the Age of Reference, where it's not the possession of the thing but the ability to refer someone to it, that is important. (That's perhaps a way of saying that we now live in a permanent Age of the Hipster.)