Not A Fan Of Being On Fire...

I've been loosely following what seems to be a growing takeover of personal space..

Although I am an avid user of various social networks, I often ask myself: When it comes time can I still quite whenever I want to? Or will it just be too late?

Part of me likes what I hear about facebook, and the new dawn of the web...

The other side of me is reminded of a scene from the Minority Report, where Tom Cruses's character walks through a busy subway. He attempts to remain anonymous, however the ad's placed along the walls change to tailor those who walk by. One minute there is a glowing ad for a fast car as some young car enthusiast walks by; the next minute as Cruse walks in the opposite direction, the ad's that were once really fast about hot rods turn into hair dye, or some kinda other disguise material..

Something like that...

Kinda just like in the trailer when the head lines of the news paper changed before our eyes:

All I'm saying is that its not just a coincidence; Although I cant deny the advantages, or the addiction to social networking, I don't know weather or not Im leaning to press my dislike button..

PEEP THESE:

Great Wall of Facebook: The Social Network's Plan to Dominate the Internet

Source: www.wired.com

Get Wired's take on technology business news and the Silicon Valley scene including IT, media, mobility, broadband, video, design, security, software, networking and internet startups on Wired.com

Do You Own Facebook? Or Does Facebook Own You? -- New York Magazine

Source: nymag.com

Trust is a fragile commodity. Yeah sure, like you really cared to know what I've been posting.. (haha!) If you've been wondering why you sign in at the beginning or the end of each day- You need to read this!