jhota
Responses to this thread:
jessica:
Dan shares some great and practical uses of Web 2.0 technology. I often hear people say, "That's great, but how can I use it?" when talking about various tools.
todd:
damn. y'all built it up and it was so disappointing. all that coordination and potential used to.... end hunger? nope. get rich? nope. raise the awareness of some critical cause? not at all. it was all used to make a zombie flick (and from appearances a bad one). i'm not impressed.
smckenzie23:
Zombie flicks are pretty important. Don't discount the social significance of zombie flicks. When the zombies come, you better hope a neighbor or someone has been watching zombie movies is prepared with a stockpile of shotguns and axes.
jhota:
so we made a zombie flick. that's what we wanted to do. if someone else wants to save the world, they can do that: the same technologies that made this happen can make anything else happen that takes group effort. baby steps, man. baby steps. (and it's SUPPOSED to be a BAD zombie flick).
japee:
I do my part for world hunger, healing the sick, mentoring kids, raising funds for cancer and heart disease during the week. I earned my Zombie brunch. Brains. Mmmmm.
todd:
jhota: i take your point. i just thought the leadup idealistic comments by jim and jessica were overblown.
Jim Cowie:
overblown. pfft. you know, I know another man who started making zombie movies, and ended up changing the free world. that man's name .. is Nelson Mandela. And now you know ..... the rest ... of the story.
