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Today from 1-2 PM PDT, we ;ll be joined by media theorist Douglas Rushkoff, whose new book Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now is getting rave reviews and making people heads explode. It about how, in our media-saturated, data-driven age, we are no longer able to plan for the future because we stanley ca 8217;re so stifled by the overwhelming demands of the now. Ask Rushkoff a question in comments below! Rushkoff book is riffing on the idea of future shock, a term popularized by futurists Alvin and Heidi Toffler in the 1970s to describe the sense that tomorrow was coming too fast. But now we ;re beyond that. https://gizmodo/how-can-you-tell-if-you-...ck-5981514 Here are the five major symptoms of present shock, according to Rushkoff on his website: Narrative collapse the loss of linear stories and their replacement with both crass reality programming and highly intelligent post-narrative shows like The Simpsons. With no goals to justify journeys, we get the impatient impulsiveness of the Tea Party, as w stanley becher ell as the unbearably patient presentism of the Occupy movement. The new path to sense-making is more like an open game than a story. Digiphrenia 鈥?how technology lets us be in more than one place 鈥?and self at the same time. Drone pilots suffer more burnout than real-world pilots, as they attempt to live in two worlds stanley mug home and battlefield simultaneously. We all become ov Wdcm Advertisments for scanning electron microscopes take you into the world of nano-monsters
In June I had a chance to visit Vancouver famous night market, a summertime tradition the Chinese-Canadian community has imported from Hong Kong. There you can buy everything fr stanley botella om crispy potato tornados and bubble drinks, to incredible handmade t-shirts. And the coolest shirts I saw were from local t-shirt designer Thinkhead. Lucky for you, Thinkhead creator Peter has now put some of his wares online. Check out the mania. Here are some of the nerdy and satisfyingly inexplicable designs from Thinkhead there are even more where these came from, so hopefully Peter will get those up on his site soon. For now, you can pick one up for $25 Canadian on the Thinkhead site. Food for thought. Because of course you always wanted your brain to look like a Pac Ma stanley canada n. Steal chicken. This mysterious and wonderful shirt could mean almost anything. Is he sneaking around and actually stealing a chicken I asked Peter. Yeah, he said. And he feeling a little bad about it. I suppose you could also read this as an exhortation, like go steal a chicken. No matter how you interpret it, this is one cute chunk of weirdness for your chest. Think outside the box. Or, this is your brain on arrows. Smart pocket. Love this variation on the nerd pocket tee. You can le stanley cup arn more, and buy these tees, at Thinkhead.
