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This document contains a collection of quotes and passages on various topics including social media, technology, art, and business. Some of the key points discussed are the changing television system, billions of images uploaded to social media, questions around the novelty and politics of new digital art forms, harnessing dynamic applications, and redefining value. The document concludes by mentioning gathering the breadfruit from the farthest branches first.
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The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also includes brief quotes and points about informationalism, media companies, monetizing abundance, environmental organizations, monitoring internet usage and payment to content owners, having the same idea as others, being cyborgs now, answering direct messages, streaming music availability, encouraging experimentation and artistic research of topics, and syndicating impactful paradigms.
One man's beard is on fire, and another man warms his hands on it.
The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also lists credits for images and texts used with Creative Commons licensing.
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The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also includes brief quotes and points about informationalism, media companies, monetizing abundance, environmental organizations, monitoring internet usage and payment to content owners, having the same idea as others, being cyborgs now, answering direct messages, streaming music availability, encouraging experimentation and artistic research of topics, and syndicating impactful paradigms.
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The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also includes brief quotes and points about informationalism, media companies, monetizing ubiquity, environmental organizations, monitoring internet usage and payment to content owners, having the same idea as others, being cyborgs now, answering direct messages, streaming music being available for free, encouraging experimentation and artistic research, what forms exist amongst data domains, syndicating impactful paradigms
It could happen to anyone, literally or metaphorically.
The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom being singing in the rain, getting information off the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, and concluding by discussing syndicating impactful paradigms and driving visionary weblogs. It also contains quotes about television changing and not expecting something. The document covers a wide range of disconnected topics in brief snippets of text and quotes.
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The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also lists credits for images and texts used with Creative Commons licensing.
We start as fools and become wise through experience.
The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also includes brief quotes and points about informationalism, media companies, monetizing ubiquity, environmental organizations, monitoring internet usage and payment to content owners, having the same idea as others, being cyborgs now, answering direct messages, streaming music being free, encouraging experimentation and artistic research of topics, and syndicating impactful paradigms.
Every sin brings its punishment with it.
The document discusses several topics including the answer to life being 42, freedom represented by singing in the rain, getting information from the internet being like drinking from a fire hydrant, hope requiring smashing of false hopes, the pain of the mind being worse than body pain, and concluding with changing a broken nail rather than stopping a building project. It also lists credits for images and texts used with Creative Commons licensing.
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- 1. Everyone in the world may be to you your parent, your sibling, your child. teekayfourtwotwo 17:51:30, Sat Sep 22, 2012
- 2. “ Relying on the government to protect your privacy is like asking a peeping tom to install your window blinds. ” —John Perry Barlow
- 3. All that we know of God is that which we see in ourselves. · You have to be different, unique, and honest; have a powerful persona; and know your brand. · In a democracy, it's not actually technically feasible. · Coherent theses or complete philosophies are not usually presented in the shape of single-serving Tumblr. · A 'life' that requires us to understand a new ontology between human and non-human agents.
- 4. There are no facts, only interpretations. (Nietzsche) Productize vertical networks
- 5. The man on his feet carries off the share of the man sitting down. · Now we've seen what happens when tens of millions of choices are thrown in the air and people can go pick them up. · Without an ethical edge, new value cannot be created · To make this possible, broadband subscribers would have to pay a nominal fee of as little as �1, or $1. · It was not until the s that the environmental and famine relief organizations gave this image a new found fame.
- 6. “ Microsoft isn't evil, they just make really crappy operating systems. ” —Linus Torvalds
- 7. He who is drowned is not troubled by the rain. (Chinese Proverb) · To remain and assert control than it is to make money. · With eBooks, the copy is just the tip of the iceberg. · If you are in the Content / Media Business, this is indeed a must-read the book, as well as this excerpt. · Think of the move from mechanistic to informational metaphors.
- 8. In conclusion · Extend back-end supply-chains · Architect citizen-media communities · Matrix interactive synergies · and remember: Hello Tosh, gotta Toshiba
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