But tweets/status updates also become banal & we only realize their presence when the technology is broken (something Heidegger talks about)

Also, it is a product of habituality (we do it on a daily basis so it becomes a ‘natural’ action)

In response to AP, PY, and others, the whole question of ‘natural’-ness and status updates: ‘natural’ is perceived and socially constructed

In response to LK, the real question is what is an ‘unnatural interaction’ anyways as interactions are always socially constructed…

Thinking about whether status updates on Facebook constitute an unnatural interaction… Any thoughts?

and… “an average man is almost twice as likely to follow another man than a woman” on Twitter

HBS Study finds men are 45% of Twitter users & women 55% http://bit.ly/dplnn

Rockstar drink. Noel Gallagher here I come! http://twitpic.com/f3vg3

What exactly are gummy lobsters a simulacrum of?

What is all this talk about Tinchy Stryder?