Cool campaign idea, but the output is so thumbnail small that it’s impossible to read.
Slow motion video of people running to catch trains. (What kind of sick comedy genius thinks of this kind of thing?)
It’s graduation season, and I was reminded of this excellent essay by David Foster Wallace. Great wisdom on how we all choose to experience the frustrating parts of life. And let’s face it, if we let them those frustrating parts can become our focus.
It’s not in the video, but I think this is the essay where Wallace points out the the brain is an amazing servant, but a terrible master. I highly recommend picking up a copy of the essay and reading the entire thing. Let me know if you want to borrow my copy.
A haiku from the article: Don’t Let Your Signed Memories Turn Into a Plot Twist
Some of this isn’t quite as bad as Vogon poetry.
What your email sign-off says about you
According to Esquire, “Americans who say ‘cheers’ are pretentious twits.” Ouch!
Extremely Rare Color Photography of Early 1900s Paris
“…the images shown below were taken using Autochrome Lumière technology. It’s an early color photography process, patented in 1903 and invented by the famous French Auguste and Louis Lumière, populary known as Lumière Brothers.”
“I’ve got THIRTEEN SNAKES over here!”
