There are some places where I still experience "Things Come to Us". The open library on the internet archive is one. Worldcat is another although I still have

There are some places where I still experience "Things Come to Us". The open library on the internet archive is one. Worldcat is another although I still have to reserve/pick up the items. Using RSS and w3m to read news is another. You can use something like UserLand to run w3m on a phone, and the terminal program is pretty slick. I've been reading older books on computing on open library, like "The Second Self: Computers and the Human Spirit" written in 1984 by Sherry Turkle and it's fascinating to see the questions people were asking back them. My favorite quote from that so far is this: "That question is not what will the computer be like in the future, but instead, what will we be like? What kind of people are we becoming?"