b1: impressive. you could say that "future shock" was in itself, the first example of over-data.
K: The film was narrated by Orson Welles.
b1: spooky.
K: That dude's voice alone would give me shock.
I'm trying to find a copy online. I need to see it.
there was also a 1994 SF/Horror movie with that name.
b1: SPOOKY.
K: And a 1973 TV series.
what's over-data?
b1: it's a term i just coined to describe too much information. it's awesome. you're welcome to be among the first to use it.
K: Bingo. It's on YouTube.
(the documentary)
tonight's all-night project will be the Future Shock study.
there are some great looking vids in YouTube. e.g. "1999 A.D. : Shopping from Home!:
or, as we Jews would say, 1999 C.E.
b1: or as those of us who haven't religiously attached ourselves to people who thought they were "advanced thinkers" 5000 years ago would say, "shut the fuck up." [king feddy says i should use that statement more often (<- true).]
K: HAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
b1: i apologize for that. i just woke up. do note that it did play well to the secular audience.
K: and I'll read this: http://www.fastcompany.com/
This low-priced Bantam Book has been completely reset in a typeface designed for easy reading, and was printed from new plates. It contains complete text of the original hard-cover edition. NOT ONE WORD HAS BEEN OMITTED.
b1: what they *should* have done is said, "WE'VE MADE UP LOTS OF GOOD PARTS."
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