Head in Thought
What may seem nothing to you, may mean something to me. So I'll place it here as a way for me to remember and, maybe, make sense of things. My name is Mario, and to those who stumble in, it's always nice to meet you.
What may seem nothing to you, may mean something to me. So I'll place it here as a way for me to remember and, maybe, make sense of things. My name is Mario, and to those who stumble in, it's always nice to meet you.
Found via Conscientious. Interesting too how this — in the age of the proliferation of digital media — applies to a lot of things. Like (in my case since I work in this field) magazines & the printed medium. What will happen when these analogue stuff cease to exist? Will it really be a good thing? For printed matter, they say it would benefit the environment since paper still mostly comes from trees (not to mention the chemicals & associated waste products produced by the printing presses). Then again, even the most noble of intentions can sometimes get warped. I remember reading somewhere how if all data would just be in bits with no tangible form, there’s this big danger of a black hole of knowledge suddenly being formed if these bits would suddenly get lost & be irretrievable.
1 year ago