“If I am present, do I need a space? If I’m in a space, am I really present?” (Tobye Nelson, 2009)

A day on the Web

I checked my email and had a message from TimCat that really pissed me off, so I wrote this scathing reply – pretty funny, I thought – but she sent it around to her little circle, so I started hearing from them. Also, Jamie sent me a link to this hysterical site where they’ve taken all the old ad jingles and have hamsters singing them. It’s a lot funnier if you see it. But that site had a link to a place that archives still images from the great old TV shows, like Lucy on the candy assembly line. Then there was another message … (Weinberger, 2004, p. 63)

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“The precise forces that mould our subjectivities and the precise characters that furnish our imaginations are all open to inquiries by the social sciences [by researchers]. It is as if the inner workings of private worlds have been pried open because their inputs and outputs have become throughly traceable” (Latour).