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So human desire of course doesn’t change that much over years or generations or millennia depending on how much you abstract, and people want the things they’ve always wanted. They want love and money and status and a sense of belonging, and they want to influence, and they want to get answers. They want to create, and they want solutions to their ... See more
Evan Williams • "A Journey on the Information Highway"
The important thing from a logging-into-software perspective is not who you are, but what you are authorized to do. So, Keys, not IDs.
Gordon Brander • Soulbinding Like a State
Earlier generations were bound by family, geographic location, and their physical being. People today face few limits on their ability to explore, express, and manifest distinct identities. But our approaches are shaped by the platforms and algorithms we identiate through.
The spaces previous generations filled with close human relationships we fill... See more
The spaces previous generations filled with close human relationships we fill... See more
The Post-Individual
Since its beginning, the web has been a laboratory for identity formation.37 With the relative comfort of physical distance, digital networks can let us experiment with how we want to be perceived, what we want to be called, and how we present ourselves.
David A. Banks • The City Authentic: How the Attention Economy Builds Urban America
all my friends and i talk about is getting rid of our phones
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