Google runs the world, Facebook runs the life, Apple provides the best tools for people to use these things. And Twitter begins revolutions, sparks real change.

Only lame people make status updates about music on Facebook after college. Unless you’re actually a musician or music journalist or blogger or something, and have some direct involvement in what you’re posting, nobody cares about what the fuck you’re listening to or your thoughts on it.

Anything shot for TV or magazines or a web article is fine for the general public, the people who weren’t there, but what I capture with my phone, that’s mine. When I look at it again later, I am looking at something that exists as a reflection of me and my experiences. When I share it with others, I am sharing me. We are not sharing the event.

Facebook started out as a social network, but now it’s so much more. A marketplace. A news and media platform. Control communication and you control the people communicating.

Words are kinda dumb when you can use pictures.

I don’t have to look outside to know, I got it all here. Fuck. The world’s actually fucking ending.

Nobody’s authentic on the internet-internet, really; they’re just a calculated representation of themselves, even when anonymous.

It’s amazing how self-worth is actually quantitative now.

Tweets, real ones, are meant to signal danger or find food for baby birds…