Joseph Osako wrote: (snip) > Am *I* > worth all of this effort to preserve, just because I happened to be using a > wearable computer (assuming I ever get mine built)? If I am, then isn't > everyone else, too? It would be arrogant if you were the one deciding it. But, fortunately, it's history and future generations that will decide whether you were worth of all the effort. It's like Anne Frank and her diary. She never had the intention to write a literary account of the Holocaust, but the deeply personal nature of her writings and her eventual fate made that diary into an historic document. Some people may gain everlasting fame (or notority), but every medium produced them (remember Nixon's defeat in that famous pre-election TV interview with Kennedy?). If it's your intention to gain everlasting fame by using a wearable computer I think you missed the whole point. Wearable computers are not for an elite to gain fame, but are supposed to be what TV's, lamps, pots and pans or underwear are...: average, everyday and for everyman. Remy Lang. I spoke to God this morning and he doesn't like you.http://come.to/secret.knowledge http://come.to/survival.site ICQ 15885976 -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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