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The Apocalypse looks a lot like a Fibonacci Square!
Click through to revel in the interactive synchronicity of Adobe Flash + Economic Despair on the New York Times Site.
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I’m a squee late on this one, but I just ran across a great article on the Google Blog about search frequency during the last debate. Interesting stuff.
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It seems yesterday’s picture of the new computer generated some confusion. Let me clear it up for you.
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The Generational Tech Divide
I call bullshit on these “generational divide” surveys. Maybe things are different in the UK (I should hope they are - church podcasts indeed!), but most people I know in the 18-24 group, eg my three kids, their friends, my students) are highly uneven in their knowledge and use of things like social media. They’ve all lived on YouTube but barely know about, much less use Twitter. And as for Tumblr…
According to this, more people listened to a church podcast and visited a church website than viewed online porn. [insert you can’t be serious face here]
Maybe it’s nun porn? (…nr0n?)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/XwaS1eue5kcaw87liLTDgF4do1_500.jpg)
The Generational Tech Divide
I call bullshit on these “generational divide” surveys. Maybe things are different in the UK (I should hope they are - church podcasts indeed!), but most people I know in the 18-24 group, eg my three kids, their friends, my students) are highly uneven in their knowledge and use of things like social media. They’ve all lived on YouTube but barely know about, much less use Twitter. And as for Tumblr…
According to this, more people listened to a church podcast and visited a church website than viewed online porn. [insert you can’t be serious face here]
Maybe it’s nun porn? (…nr0n?)
Based on Postage by Greg Cooper. Everything heavily modified by me.
*Unlikely to find your lost post using this but you can try...
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