the information age

A Call to Arms

The information age is part of our natural cycle, an attempt by our hopeful subconcious to catch up with the progress we have managed to so quickly attain. We have reached a plateau and are afraid of the cliff despite the peak. The rise of information and social networks allow individuals of common interest to conerse freely. Because communication and information are such critical parts of the puzzle, much time will be spent creating the ultimate seemless interface which will allow later inventors to cooperate more fluidly and dynamically. While the major theorectical research is still being done by those in the think tanks and labratories, is is the rebirth of the common man’s practical application of technology and necessity that will begin to progress us again toward the future that we had almost forgotten.

information

With the mass overflow of information on the Internet reliable sources become as valuable as currency due to a collapse in the faith in corporate newscasts and the decline of trust in public officials and authorities. Commentary on the flaws in our culture and society where power corrupts and the eventual transcendence of reliable trust worthy icons to persona on the Internet. What happens when you strip authority figures of power and force them to become pillars of virtue lest their voice be taken away. What Kind of circumstances would ned to exist to cause the first such voices to arise? Rely on the outliers method of success to illustrate the process.