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		<title>Modern Media, Technology, and the ipod&#8230;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today is the fifteenth day of April in the year called 2006. I will cut to the chase&#8230;(the hot pursuit:): I was watching a television program recently, and a professor said, &#8220;The ipod is causing our society to deteriorate, because people are shutting themselves off from other people and the world at large.&#8221; That was [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=granger.wordpress.com&#038;blog=50192&#038;post=76&#038;subd=granger&#038;ref=&#038;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today is the fifteenth day of April in the year called 2006. I will cut to the chase&#8230;(the hot pursuit:):</p>
<p>I  was watching a television program recently, and a professor said, &#8220;The ipod is causing our society to deteriorate, because people are shutting themselves off from other people and the world at large.&#8221; That was a &#8216;gist,&#8217; a paraphrase if you will.</p>
<p>Oh how I do contest. The world is getting smaller, in a state of biggerness, and we are getting better at iving in it.</p>
<p>I have come up with a device that certainly counters such effects as islandism. The device has no name other than the device. The device is quite simple&#8211;it is basically web 2.0, wireless networking, combined with gps, and run on a small handheld ipod/cell-phone/pda device.</p>
<p>1.)You create a profile like you would have on a network such as myspace.<br />2.)Once you create the profile you decide which parameters are available for other devices to access, and which parameters you want to access on other deivces.<br />3.) The device is set to search for other devices that match the set parameters within a certain physical area.<br />4.) When the device detects other devices it alerts you, and displays the location of the other device(s) on a map. It can also give you directions for how to get to the other device/person.</p>
<h2>Hypothetical situation in which the device actually exists:</h2>
<p>I set my device&#8217;s accesible parameters to: &#8216;Hello. My name is Zachary Moldof. I am interested in John Cage, R. Buckminster Fuller, Marshall McLuhan, Marcel Duchamp, Drawing with fine point pens, Reading books. I am from Weston Florida. I enjoy drinking tea.&#8217;<br />I set my device&#8217;s searching parameters to: &#8220;John Cage&#8221;, Chess, Metaphysics, &#8220;Black Holes&#8221;, &#8220;String Theory&#8221; (search for any).<br />
I&#8217;m standing in Union Square, and someone with a device comes within one-hundred yards of my device. This person&#8217;s device&#8217;s accesible parameters are set to: &#8216;Hello my Name is Granger Dawes. I am studying String Theory at NYU. I spend most of my time at school, playing chess, studying at home, or eating good food of various varieties.&#8217; Granger&#8217;s device&#8217;s searching parameters are set to: Chess.<br />Because Granger&#8217;s accesible parameters coincide with Zachary&#8217;s, Zachary is able to locate Granger.</p>
<p>The device allows for the physical fruition of virtual networking accuracy. Essentially the device funcions as an augmentation/extension of the persona. The persona that was previously announced through t-shirt, gaits, piercings, et cetera, is now punctually, and poignantly projected into the accesible realms of anyone else with the available technology.<br />This device is not a novelty, although it can be utilized in novel applications. The device is a more efficient version of the persona, wherein there are no barriers to the accesibility of people. </p>
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