Found this brilliant video on Mashable I look back once in a while at old Facebook posts, it;s interesting to see the progression and the different people who were commenting, posting and what I posted – this video shows a life on Facebook.
Found this brilliant video on Mashable I look back once in a while at old Facebook posts, it;s interesting to see the progression and the different people who were commenting, posting and what I posted – this video shows a life on Facebook.
Wow! the video went from realistic to idealistic in the span of a minute or so… I love happy endings as much as the next girl, but can only hope that its how things will pan out in real life…
i miss listening to music like this
This is sad. Facebook has commodified and trivialized and society, culture and relationships.
Next Elul, I think that instead of sitting down with a Sharei Teshuva, I’ll watch this video.
Very awesome.
Very real.
Very frightening.
I don’t even know if the maker realized the deep ideas he was bringing into focus.
such as?
Looking at what one did with his time on this world from beginning to end.
It’s like what they describe when one “Sees his life flashing before his eyes” right before his death.
It begs some very loud questions.
What is the meaning of it all?
Was there any real value to the life that one just experienced?
What of all the feelings thoughts emotions and relationships which one had during those 80 some years. Are they gone forever?
Looking back, were there any moments or events which can be looked back at, and said about “This was something which was worth living my life for”?
If not, then would I be better off not having been born?
After we’re all dead, is there any real difference between myself, Socrates, Michael Jordan, Galelio or even Hitler?
Is there something more to it all than what meets the surface?
Is there any way to find out?
If I could go back and start over, what would I do different?