GOOD Transparency: Life with Data

From Google to GPS and Twitter to text messages we're creating—and using—astronomical amounts of information these days. And the pace is accelerating. Here's a look at some data about our data.

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[RyanBlockb5]

it's a lie those bastards never turn their phone off

[WatsonRed]

No mention of Facebook...

[roidroid]

@RyanBlockb5 "THOSE" bastards? Don't you have a mobile phone?

[JoekaProductions]

so they went to the movies to watch credits?

[suaveyobi]

Meaningless stats. Like numbering the amount of Americans that eat breakfast or watch TV. Its so intrinsic, so what does this info tell us?

[lookitsanoliphant]

0:25 "Receives" spelt wrong.

And an avg. person sends/receives 47 msgs/ day ??

[bmed19]

these statistics are sorta becoming meaningless to state. now adays its just merely pointing out the obvious. And the fact that these statistics were dipersed by a digital medium (the video itself) makes the videos message even less spectacular

[xilliah]

Naja..

[0justBETHANY]

i am waaaayy above average on the amount of minutes i spend on youtube hahaha