This is another official update to the original "Shift Happens" video. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence...
This is another official update to the original "Shift Happens" video. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology, and was developed in partnership with The Economist. For more information, or to join the conversation, please visit http://mediaconvergence.economist.com and http://shifthappens.wikispaces.com.
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So here's the answer anyways. It has to do with arranging atoms in desired structures. you could create mini factories to create nanoscopic devices.
for the life of me i cant remember it exactly, but there was this project that involved a ball, about a quarter? or MUCH smaller than a red blood cell, that could carry100times more oxygen than a red blood cell
what does that mean? means you can hold an olympic sprint for 3 hours or something.
no thanks to urban dic. and of course you wouldn't care what high school i go to, i was providing "evidence" that i do have an attention span-- an insult that really irritates me.
regardless, we both agree that statistics only sample part of the population right?
whatever, i'd rather not go read the nytimes article.... and yet i have time to reply to you? ugh i'd rather not be seen as unable to reply because i have been "defeated".
Allow me to quote you "because they're too poor or have such loser-ish parents. who knows. or maybe they don't have enough friends to send/receive that many. "
Read Urban Dictionary's definition of douchebag.
That's YOUR personal experience, these are statistics. Maybe your friends don't text that much, who knows, who cares.
Also, I don't really care what type of high school you go to, nor does anybody else.
i'm not a douchebag i'm a girl plus i do have an attention span and nytimes is not the God of all things print. but i was realistic. why? because i go to a magnet high school, and few of the people around me actually text to that extent... and even then... nah not much. D:
the text messaging thing seems like bullshit but they are putting into account everything sent AND received.
so half. okay so around 900 but its AVERAGE AMERICAN TEEN thus is pretty damn subjective and makes me wonder if they're accounting for all of those illegal students... probably? and those that outright don't HAVE cellphones because they're too poor or have such loser-ish parents. who knows. or maybe they don't have enough friends to send/receive that many.
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So here's the answer anyways. It has to do with arranging atoms in desired structures. you could create mini factories to create nanoscopic devices.
for the life of me i cant remember it exactly, but there was this project that involved a ball, about a quarter? or MUCH smaller than a red blood cell, that could carry100times more oxygen than a red blood cell
what does that mean? means you can hold an olympic sprint for 3 hours or something.
no thanks to urban dic.
and of course you wouldn't care what high school i go to, i was providing "evidence" that i do have an attention span-- an insult that really irritates me.
regardless, we both agree that statistics only sample part of the population right?
whatever, i'd rather not go read the nytimes article.... and yet i have time to reply to you? ugh i'd rather not be seen as unable to reply because i have been "defeated".
i ask for no reply, fucking all nighters =0=
or maybe they don't have enough friends to send/receive that many. "
Read Urban Dictionary's definition of douchebag.
That's YOUR personal experience, these are statistics. Maybe your friends don't text that much, who knows, who cares.
Also, I don't really care what type of high school you go to, nor does anybody else.
i'm not a douchebag
i'm a girl
plus i do have an attention span
and nytimes is not the God of all things print. but i was realistic. why? because i go to a magnet high school, and few of the people around me actually text to that extent... and even then... nah not much. D:
but they are putting into account everything sent AND received.
so half.
okay so around 900
but its AVERAGE AMERICAN TEEN thus is pretty damn subjective and makes me wonder if they're accounting for all of those illegal students... probably?
and those that outright don't HAVE cellphones because they're too poor or have such loser-ish parents. who knows.
or maybe they don't have enough friends to send/receive that many.