Seeing In The Dark

If you don’t occasionally get on your horse and tilt at a windmill, then you are taking yourself too seriously.

AGREED 1000%

Give her a Hoover

What Can Social Media Tell Us About American Society? [INFOGRAPHIC]

America is obsessed with its social media tools — more than half of all Americans have a social networking profile. But what does social media tell us about American society? Is our use of social tools a reflection of our interests and behaviors? Social media strategy firm Hasai decided to fi…

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Passion by *clair0bscur

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darthambiguous:

Darth Maul 2 by Nicoll Earl Bustamante (~nicollearl on DeviantArt)

The intensity!

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rikmotherfuckin:

Spidey: What’cha thinkin’ bout?

Cap: I don’t know,Avengers stuff.

public-addiction

Never before seen Lost footage from SDCC!

(via http://www.dawn.com/2011/07/22/angry-birds-plot-global-domination.html)

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Communicate

Interpersonal communication is not dead or dying, it’s simply evolving and expanding.

The image I see is a transposition of tech and human…. The reason we, humans, develop communication technology is so that we can be social and exchange information without being in the same room. The technology, effectively, gives us a “room” to communicate. So my text conversation is no less valuable than the same conversation had face to face, it’s just a different method to do the same thing.

We’re effectively creating an abstract “space” that we communicate in with one other or a group of other people. It acts the same as a physical space and (more and more every moment) allows us all the same interaction we can have face to face. It is not a replacement for face to face interaction, but an expansion of our need, as humans, to communicate.