A little food for thought: I like the question asked at ArtSpark Theatre, "What's Your Tribe?" And this conversation at Make & Meaning about the concept of "cognitive surplus (that would be the time we have in our lives that isn't directed towards survival)." What I particularly liked about the idea expressed on the video posted at Make & Meaning is the idea that perhaps we are moving from being a society of consumers to one of being participants. At least in some ways...
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March 20, 2010
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A little food for thought: I like the question asked at ArtSpark Theatre, "What's Your Tribe?" And this conversation at Make & Meaning about the concept of "cognitive surplus (that would be the time we have in our lives that isn't directed towards survival)." What I particularly liked about the idea expressed on the video posted at Make & Meaning is the idea that perhaps we are moving from being a society of consumers to one of being participants. At least in some ways...