Richland Digital Video Spring 2018

    The article brought up interesting observations about the philosophy of the internet. It made me think of how commercialized our world has become and, while it was a small part of it, also made me ponder how little oversight there is over the world's oligopolies. The idea having more open source in the physical world would be beneficial in my eyes, but I realise how ambitious that prospect seems. I'm personally happy with the state art is in today. More and more people are able to express themselve and make a living with their passion.

This short piece brings up an interesting point about the Internet -- as well as technology in general -- and how it affects not only media, but also our everyday lives thanks to its commonality. The writing style of Hito Steryl is incredibly surreal but is bonded by one central theme, and that is the common sights one would see on the Internet. Information is bombarded on the reader much in the same way that the Internet bombards our own eyes with information every single day. The confusion brought forth by just how many Internet-related topics are interspersed within the text just serves to help the consider just how alien these concepts really are to an outsider.

Check this video out, it's a good example of how a movie with horrible pacing that makes no sense can be turned into one of the most beloved trilogies of all time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFMyMxMYDNk

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