Paradigm shift for 2012?

Just some musings I've had about 2012. With all the stupid crap about it being the "end of the world" and all, I thought that instead of entertaining that sort of dreck, perhaps we could link it to something a bit more grounded? Or maybe I'm being just as stupid....

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• 2010
• humanity
• paradigm shift
• society
• culture
• philosophy
• ideology
• revolution

[fckuvrymch]

posted a vid response.

[Swordsage]

@fckuvrymch Ok... sorry I took so long to approve it.

[NikRsVid]

Good vid man true stuff!

[TheWisemonkey8]

Ahha...

[NikiDaDude]

To answer the question, no I don't think it has anything to do with 2012.

5 years ago I wouldn't have guessed what kind of an impact social networking would have on real life.

On the DRM thing, i have a pirated copy of GTA IV and a genuine one, if I just want to mess around with trainers, mods I use the pirated. For campaign and on-line I use the genuine, witch needs Steam, GFWL and R* Social Club it's just inconveniencing costumers, if people want to buy the game they'll buy it.

[fckuvrymch]

i am so excited! sincerely i am so glad that you are calling attention to all of this.

we need to affirm the new truths.

[fckuvrymch]

you are pegging all of my thoughts.

kind of strange since we havent really been talking much, and i have been mostly vacant from youtube for the last two years.

[fckuvrymch]

i think it is happening like sands through the hour glass.

more and more are changing and making drastically different choices.

expand your definition of "the world" as we know it, and it makes sense.

i agree it is a paradigm shift.

[RichardRoy2]

I'm liking this. YOu don't suppose it's from the social media? Are we drinking the coolaid of the internetz? Ok, now you're talking about Kbiomech. Many paradigms have fallen. Eco/institutional paradigms. Movie, music, art, education. I'm still hopeful, and I'm really pumped about the occupy movement. I feel like I'm part of it. We just can't continue with the B/S of infinite expansion, and obliviousness to environment. 2012 as a consiousness shift? I'm going to say, I'd love it...