i wonder if we’ve passed the point of no return. is it possible to return to those days where anonymity on the internet could be kept and could be absolute? Sites such as FB.com and Google Knol have pushed the envelope so far that I doubt we could ever go back.

For better or for worse, the internet is an everyday fact of life and used as recreation, sport, work, and pleasure by many different walks of life in the west. I often wonder nowadays if, like your little sister, who’s grown up in this environment (but perhaps is a little more tech-savvy than the likes of us), we are left to only play with the hand dealt to us..

Honestly, we probably are beyond the point of no return, at least for the bulk of casual users. We can wish, though

And, I’d debate my sister’s tech savvy-ness, the only thing computer-related that she’s better than me at is editing photographs with Photoshop. But that’s another story.

Thanks for dropping by!

For better or for worse, the internet is an everyday fact of life and used as recreation, sport, work, and pleasure by many different walks of life in the west. I often wonder nowadays if, like your little sister, who’s grown up in this environment (but perhaps is a little more tech-savvy than the likes of us), we are left to only play with the hand dealt to us..