moving on

reading through everyones posts, it occured to me that everyone seems to be primarily concerned with what medium we should be using for the second half of the semster. while this is important, i think we shouldnt forget about what it is we're trying to explore

talking about blogs has brought up a lot of different questions in class, questions related to identity - who do you create an ientity for? when does this change? does it change?

the idea of building oneself id also an important one - do we have hard wiring or are we told that we do? how much does this affect our lives? how do we build ourselves and what do we use as a base?

if we can create another identity or get rid of our hard wiring on the internet then what is real for us? what dimension of living becomes real? and then what does that mean in context of the 'real world'?

and the question of language, and reading.. how the internet has refined both of those things and what that means in context of the world as it stands today.

these are concepts i would love to further explore. people have suggested good ways of doing so.

personally, im a fan of graphic novels, but journals (i think someone suggested that) sounds good to.

i was thinking we could expand out of the context of the internet but not leave it behind entirely, and move past books as well, maybe a movie wouldnt be a bad idea? or a vlog (video blog) because we havent looked at those yet.