“IS TV GOD”?
or
“IS GOOGLE GOD”?
I have been arguing that Google is god lately. The internet may have killed the TV God. Gods come and go to fit the needs of society as was argued by David Lewis-Williams in Conceiving God.
Quirky thoughts from an old man.
“IS TV GOD”?
or
“IS GOOGLE GOD”?
I have been arguing that Google is god lately. The internet may have killed the TV God. Gods come and go to fit the needs of society as was argued by David Lewis-Williams in Conceiving God.
Panopticon
Noun: Originally used to describe a building designed by Jeremy Bentham in which one observer could see all of the occupants. Usage and interest in panopticon has surged in the digital age as the Google god gains the ability to track your every move.
Example: When a structure, whether physical or electronic, is designed for surveillance it can be called a panoptican.
Is Amazon an invasive species?
Is Facebook an ear worm?
This is a repeat and an expansion of the same idea from a post I made last month. It would explain why governments are having a hard time taxing or controlling Google. Apple and Android may be the churches and the clergy but Google rules all and knows all.
Amazon is an invasive species because it’s twenty five years of incredible growth worldwide has completely disrupted the retail ecosystem. Like the Lion Fish on the reefs in the Caribbean or the Salt Cedar in the riparian habitats of the American Southwest.
An ear worm is a song that gets stuck in your head. Facebook shares that property. Once you start looking, liking and/or posting you can’t stop easily.
Pondering from the porch in Bend looking down at the Deschutes River.
Photo is of cairns stacked on a small beach near Yachats, Oregon. They were knocked down by the next high tide.
GTS
A Modern Acronym:
Google That Shit
And the reason your children don’t have to memorize Shakespeare’s Sonnets
This ad appeared in on my Postcrossing homepage. It assumes that I know what ITSM is and that I have issues with it. Google Ads apparently doesn’t know as much about me as it thinks. It is both creepy and reassuring.
“The American idea has always involved innovation.”
Eric Schmidt, Co-founder of Google
See my idea for Facebook Search