Everybody’s Business - Online, We Pay With Our Time Spent Searching

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Here's a great commentary from the New York Times on the way we live today - and yes, spend our time online - read:

Everybody’s Business - Online, We Pay With Our Time Spent Searching - NYTimes.com

Yeah, all those split seconds that Google takes to search the whole Internet to bring me just what I want when I want it in order of relevance - that's tedious, eh? It reminded me of a classic interview with comedian Louis CK, on how "Everything's amazing, but nobody's happy" - watch:


Louis C.K. talks on Conan O'brien about technology from Nathan Lunde-Berry on Vimeo.

So, whadya think - Post your comments on the blog site.

David

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