The newspaper is dead. It’s only a matter of moments before we start wiping up the blood and burning the bits of leftover pulp to ash. We have absolutely zero sympathy for a medium that denied their own end and propagated the memes of the demise of their profitability.
We already know 93% of students polled sleep with their cell phones, but did you know most people under 40 are being buried with their cell phones after they die?
Do you plan to die in peace — or do you just plan to die as death finds you?
Is Apple’s Original Boy Genius, Steve Jobs, dying? He looked purely awful and wan and bony during yesterday’s WWDC conference as he presented the new, and rather bland, iPhone 2.0.
Would you want to live long enough to see your 128 year-old face in the mirror — half-blind and wholly inert — staring back at you?
We decay the moment we are born in reverberation.
The rest of our lives are spent wasting away from the gift of energy that sparked us into being.
One of the greatest blog traffic exchanges of all time — Blog Explosion — is now officially dead from a purposeful implosion, a non-caring attitude and an inability to respond to user service requests.
There was a time when Blog Explosion ruled the Blog World. You’d meet new friends, get lots of new visitors and live high on the traffic hog.
Today, Blog Explosion is the gutter of a ghost town. No one answers technical support inquiries. No new blog approvals are happening. No one is there. The store is empty. The well is dry. The town is dust.
We weep for the loss.
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