http://luke.gedeon.name/the-web-is-just-a-beach-at-low-tide.html Just another Kdari Blog Network weblog Sat, 06 Feb 2010 21:10:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://luke.gedeon.name/the-web-is-just-a-beach-at-low-tide.html/comment-page-1#comment-460 Bruce Beatty Tue, 27 May 2008 03:17:48 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=430#comment-460 I saw that you had some invites for grandcentral. Would appreciate one if you have any. I saw that you had some invites for grandcentral. Would appreciate one if you have any.

]]> http://luke.gedeon.name/the-web-is-just-a-beach-at-low-tide.html/comment-page-1#comment-459 Luke Gedeon - Solutions Researcher » Sunday Snippets 2008-04-20 Mon, 21 Apr 2008 01:39:47 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=430#comment-459 [...] of this information that we are putting on the internets (wow that passed spellcheck?!?) is very temporary. It is the relationships these conversations build that is important. More on that some other [...] [...] of this information that we are putting on the internets (wow that passed spellcheck?!?) is very temporary. It is the relationships these conversations build that is important. More on that some other [...]

]]> http://luke.gedeon.name/the-web-is-just-a-beach-at-low-tide.html/comment-page-1#comment-458 Ben Ayers Sat, 19 Apr 2008 16:33:59 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=430#comment-458 Er, I meant Broken Stones :) Er, I meant Broken Stones

]]> http://luke.gedeon.name/the-web-is-just-a-beach-at-low-tide.html/comment-page-1#comment-457 Ben Ayers Sat, 19 Apr 2008 16:33:11 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=430#comment-457 Really interesting post Luke. I am not sure that our content being washed away like a sand castle is such a bad thing. The stuff that was really worth keeping will have been kept by someone. Its a bit like when we die. The stuff that people want to keep to remember us by is stashed away and passed down through generations, whether that be writings or pictures or whatever. Eventually most of it does get lost or displaced, probably as our children's children's children lose interest in their not so immediate relatives. It's really just our egos that like to think that our 'stuff' will be around for ever more. As we are buried and washed away, so too is our imprint on the Earth. That, I believe, is the way it was meant to be. Reminds me of the Paul Weller song Broken Bones. Really interesting post Luke. I am not sure that our content being washed away like a sand castle is such a bad thing. The stuff that was really worth keeping will have been kept by someone. Its a bit like when we die. The stuff that people want to keep to remember us by is stashed away and passed down through generations, whether that be writings or pictures or whatever. Eventually most of it does get lost or displaced, probably as our children’s children’s children lose interest in their not so immediate relatives. It’s really just our egos that like to think that our ’stuff’ will be around for ever more. As we are buried and washed away, so too is our imprint on the Earth. That, I believe, is the way it was meant to be. Reminds me of the Paul Weller song Broken Bones.

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