A performance to aspire to.
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Asking all my life.
I knew there was a lot of porn on the web. It’s a given. But I wasn’t aware of the impact of the industry until reading this little article, 12 ways porn has changed the web.
Case in point. #7: Broadband
In the 1990s, Penthouse magazine gave away 2400-baud modems with the periodical’s logo on them, according to Gerard Van Der Leun, former director of Penthouse.com and current contributor to American Digest. At the time these modems offered the fastest way to access the magazine’s popular XXX bulletin boards. Clearly, in the early years of the Net, nobody had a greater need for a bigger, fatter pipe than the adult industry and its customers.
Though the evidence is largely anecdotal, various authorities believe that “acquiring higher resolution pornographic images faster promoted broadband connections,” as Jonathan Coopersmith, an associate professor of history at Texas A&M, put it in a 2006 paper on the nature of computer-based porn PDF.
So the military made the web, and porn made it better. Hmmm, interesting.
As you’ve seen from my observations on Avatar, I’m a cartoon lover. There is something in the art of teaching our children that bring out things that are “deceptively simple.” Stories that are to the point, and yet, when watched again have a beautiful complexity.
Case in point – Wall-E ( yes, it’s taken me long enough to get around to actually watching it )
On one hand, you have a love story.
On the other, you have a robot, logical in nature, who is inquisitive and is a catalyst for change. Simply by his curiosity for people and things; simply by doing something different: things happen around him. If you haven’t seen it yet, I strongly recommend you watch it.
Remember when you watch it chaos = change. change = creativity.
Sometimes we are more diverse then we know. But it comes down to YDKWYDK ( you don’t know what you don’t know ). So you need help. Enter the collective. The herd, the tribe, what ever you what to call it. People. More brains then just yours.
PEOPLE-FOOD is a Los Angeles-based art collective that specializes in writing, directing and developing film, theater, television and online content. Unique in its composition, the foursome applies its high concepts and low blows to the cross-pollinated entertainment industries of the modern age. Their primary goal is to create intelligent, boundary-pushing works that enhance and unify art and commerce while making people laugh. Hysterically.
um….note the bold. That’s pretty much everything.
On the topic of doing creativity, becuase it’s what you do. Take a look at these to projects. Really, from a practical point, why?
But then again, why not! Because they can, they did, and they loved the process. It’s what they do.
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