The document contains a collection of quotes, comments, and passages on various topics ranging from technology and the internet to society, creativity, and intellectual property. The quotes discuss how information on the internet can feel overwhelming, the relationship between individuals and networks, and the nature of invention. The comments touch on digital reading applications, using social media, connecting information to context, and perceptions of self and others.

1. Save the harvest of the
fat years, but don't let it
rot.
teekayfourtwotwo
17:51:17, Mon Sep 10, 2012

2. “ Getting information off
the Internet is like
taking a drink from a
fire hydrant. ”
—Mitchell Kapor

3. Don't live a little, live a lotto
· NEW ANXIETIES
· The leading apps include bookshelf, stanza which I
have, ereader, feedbooks etc here is a good list.
· Great! But now that you are tweeting geek talk for
sending messages what do you actually do there?
· Connecting information to context has been one of the
great challenges of designers who work with Artificial
Intelligence.

4. How beautiful it is to do nothing, and then rest
afterward.
Matrix user-centred channels

5. He who does not shave you does not cut you.
· The former is an industrial process, painstaking and
manual.
· Kevin Kelly said it years ago: we must sell what can't be
copied, what's scarce, not what is ubiquitous.
· I guess one reason is that many publishers don't seem
to want to actually collaborate with each other.
· Equally, how can this have wider implications for how
we perceive our sense of self and our relationship with
others.

6. “ Inventor: A person
who makes an
ingenious
arrangement of
wheels, levers and
springs, and believes it
civilization. ”

7. civilization. ”
—Ambrose Bierce
As the purse is emptied, the heart is filled
· Presently, Japan's copyright law makes an exception in
the case of downloads for personal use.
· In the link economy, the product is the marketing.
· Thus it could be fair to say that the idea of individuality is
an illusion built out of the network.
· METAPHORS WE LIVE BY George Lakoff and Mark
Johnson describe the phenomenon of Metaphors We
Live By in their book of the same title.

8. In conclusion
· Create standards-compliant APIs
· Architect dot-com life-hacks
· Tag sexy synergies
· and remember: Be the first to the field and the last to the
couch. (Chinese Proverb)

9. Thank You
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10. Credits
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· Fiction is Friction - Gerd Leonhard
MK, Steys, klaw247, that guy named Rob
· The End of Control - Gerd Leonhard
· Music 2.0 - Gerd Leonhard
· New Aesthetic, New Anxieties - David M. Berry,
Michel van Dartel, Michael Dieter, Michelle
Kasprzak, Nat Muller, Rachel O'Reilly and Jose
Luis de Vicente.