I guess I've always been very conscious of time. Units of time have been agreed upon, but each individual relates to those in a different manner. How can technology empower individuals so these may be increasingly aware of social performance as a constant negotiation of slightly desynchronized time units as opposed to constantly try to impose a unified rule of time.
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The Office
The average person spends more time working than doing any other activity. That's especially truth in my office. Some of my colleagues have all but moved in, and my reputation as a slacker grows. I tend to limit my daily average to 9.5 hours. So lazy of me...
Being away from my family and long time friends, the office tends to become the closest thing to family. I certainly have found some good friends there. This video is my little take on work and job, related trips and all odds and sods through these floydean eyes.
