from here, found here.
i like it a lot. my one thought, however:
if
the 20th century = mass production for mass consumption
factories, cars, televisions, and fridges
then not
the 21st century = mass innovation
i still think it's missing the point a little. innovation is the sideproduct.
the "cashification" and "monetization" capable aspect, if you will.
it is
the 21st century = mass creation for mass communication
people want to communicate and connect, and so share. not innovate; that's secondary.
