Awhile ago I posted in a TanglerLive topic a GREAT video about the growth and impact of SOCIAL MEDIA.
Well this is more of the same but with much more breadth in its observations about the exponential manner in which things are moving. Fascinating ...
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that's cool...socionomics.
Alex said : "Well this is more of the same but with much more breadth in its observations about the exponential m..."
Nice Video
Yes we are living in a time of rapid change... Very well directed and edited clip! As it speaks about the changes.. regarding population, IQ, technology and information exchange and penetration world wide, internet users, broadband growth, google search statistics, birth rates around the world, employment cycles, new jobs, it fails to address the issue of the environment, world hunger and food consumption matters... Do you think that is interesting.. If we are living in a world of exponential times are the other issues not relevant? What was this video clip trying to tell its audience from the chosen subject matter if not all poignant world issues are taken into consideration?
Agreed. I think the video's failure to address environment et al was due to being more focused on information and digital evolution.
Alex said : "Well this is more of the same but with much more breadth in its observations about the exponential m..."
Gotta love that youtube
VictoriaSydney said : "Yes we are living in a time of rapid change... Very well directed and edited clip! As it speak..."
Agreed btw
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