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THE DEATH OF THE PC: A Full Report From Business Insider
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iheartapple2:

iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov

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iheartapple2: iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov
iheartapple2: iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov
iheartapple2: iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov
iheartapple2: iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov
iheartapple2: iWatch Design Concept by Pavel Simeonov
Permalink (73 notes)Source: wfs.orgVia: emergentfutures
"We are seeing a shift away from mass consumption towards mass communication. Whatever can become digital will become digitized. The contents of entire rooms (libraries, offices, etc.) have been condensed into a footprint the size of a single laptop. Expect major changes in the consumption patterns of today’s youth – particularly in America and Europe. Younger generations are becoming less interested in accumulating debt for the purchase of cars and housing. Renting and sharing are becoming more common arrangements for large physical assets. Economics is becoming less about ownership and more about access."

Seven Themes for the Coming Decade | World Future Society

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A Momentary Flow: The Philosophy of Data

emergentfutures:

CHART OF THE DAY: Where LinkedIn’s Money Comes From


Full Story: Business Insider

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emergentfutures: CHART OF THE DAY: Where LinkedIn’s Money Comes From Full Story: Business Insider
Permalink (58 notes)Source: The New York TimesVia: emergentfutures
"Sometime this year, we will quietly pass a milestone in human history: the majority of the fish we eat will be farm-raised rather than wild-caught."

NYTimes (via dbreunig)

Thank goodness.

(via stoweboyd)

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stoweboyd:

(via So long, Newsweek | JIMROMENESKO.COM)

I had not seen the last print issue of Newsweek, with a hashtag ‘#lastprintissue’.

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stoweboyd: (via So long, Newsweek | JIMROMENESKO.COM) I had not seen the last print issue of Newsweek, with a hashtag ‘#lastprintissue’. Newsweek’s last print issue has just a hashtag on the cover. Like using your final breath to ID the killer. businessinsider.com/newsweeks-last… — Chris Sacca (@sacca) December 23, 2012
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urbic: When Social Media Crowds Take Shape in the City
Permalink (104 notes)Source: madhavkidaoVia: wildcat2030
"We do not just self engineer better worlds to think in. We self-engineer ourselves to think and perform better in the worlds we find ourselves in. We self-engineer worlds in which to build better worlds to think in. We build better tools to think with and use these very tools to discover still better tools to think with. We tune the way we use these tools by building educational practices to train ourselves to use our best cognitive tools better"
Andy Clark, Supersizing the Mind, 2008 (via madhavkidao)
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"The old industrial economy was driven by economies of scale. The new information economy is driven by the economics of networks."
Carl Shapiro and Hal Varian, Information Rules (via stoweboyd)

desireerose:

IMG_0605 (by Nicholas Kupiak)

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desireerose: IMG_0605 (by Nicholas Kupiak)

thegiftsoflife:

Bacon & Chive Beer Bread

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thegiftsoflife: Bacon & Chive Beer Bread

oscarprgirl:

and then the clock struck midnight. photo by James Nord.

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oscarprgirl: and then the clock struck midnight. photo by James Nord.