Decorations at my sister’s place. (Taken with instagram)
Decorations at my sister’s place. (Taken with instagram)
Newlyweds!! (Taken with instagram)
Preparation for an Indian wedding. (Taken with instagram)
What if reincarnation were like buying an app? Would you be able to afford the premium version, or would you have to settle for an ad-supported afterlife? Could you pay the monthly licensing fees on memories that involve copyrighted material? These are the entertaining and mildly haunting questions posed by British tech humorist Tom Scott (who also recently launched the popular Klout parody tool Klouchebag.com). Scott’s new video imagines a login process for the newly deceased, who find their consciousness uploaded into “The Life Network.” If you had plenty of money in the bank, you can be reborn as an attractive immortal with a dizzying intellect. For the working class, there’s the advertising-supported option, in which the sky is slathered in ads and “your personal brand preferences may be altered to align with those of our sponsors.” Then there’s the “value option,” which makes reincarnation start to sound like more of a living hell. (Via Geek.com.)
Creepy. But probably pretty accurate of what’s to come.
Life. Live it right the first time.
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Interesting perspective in how much energy we’re still using when we select “GO GREEN” with emails. Data lives on.
The Drums (Taken with Instagram at El Rey Theatre)
My new coffee shop (Taken with Instagram at Groundworks Coffee)
Oldest elevator in LA. (Taken with instagram)
My new view. (Taken with Instagram at Treehouse)