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http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-harsh-truths-that-will-make-you-better-person/
This is actually quite good and spot-on. Stop consuming, start creating. Stop bitching, start doing.
I was watching Cowboy Bebop. To be honest, initially I thought it was only okay. I was expecting a very deep and interconnected storyline in 26 episodes. But each one was almost a standalone episode, almost like fillers, with a little character development here and there. I actually got a little bored and sleepy watching some of them. But watching the last two episodes really blew me away. They almost tied everything together and in retrospect, you can see that the earlier episodes build up to the bigger picture even though they seem separated at first. I really like the characters and the themes in the show. It was really great.
Got a brand new laptop today. Something strange came across me when I realized my laptop was on and I was browsing on my ipad. That makes 6 devices that I have now. Too many devices per person. But that’s what it seems to be heading towards. Even my mom, who is not a very big tech fan, has a tablet, phone, and a desktop computer.
What kind of predictions about the trends of technology can we make from this? What are the implications of having so many devices connected to the internet. Is this is a problem? What solutions or new innovations can be derived from these issues?