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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Abstract Notion (slightly delayed)

Digitalization

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< title>Digitalization< /title>

< Author function>Code-monkey< /Author function>

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< context= It is estimated that over 1 billion computers are in-use. It is estimated that almost 23 % of all people in the world have internet access. Yes, the world has indeed become digitalized. For many, a world without a computer sounds about as right as a world without colors would sound to a painter. Sure, most of us enjoy the internet. We enjoy it in all our blissful ignorance. We enjoy our internet, our MP3 files which undoubtfully have been downloaded legally, right? We enjoy watching television on our flat-screen full HD monitor and use our cell-phones. >

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< script type=convey point; Yet very few really grasp the actual concept. We don’t understand that we are all so very depended on those two small numbers: 0-1. We don’t really understand that the internet in fact is written before watched. But then again, why should we care? After all, as long as it works there is no need to worry, right? >

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5 comments:

  1. Interesting experiment in author function. I'm not sure the content is quite tailored to fit the form, though. Slightly too philosophical to fit the 'code monkey' persona, maybe?

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  2. I tried to stay in that function to convey that I find many "online persons" to be very home-spun philosopher like. Granded, I'm not sure whether or not that came through properly.

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  3. That would be the scribbler/blogger author function. I agree that your writing is of that type in this text. It's just that you had indicated that your a. function was 'code monkey'...

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  4. Ah alright. So it would make more sense if I just changed that function then to another more appropriate one? I shall get right on that!

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