9 Sep
2006
9 Sep
'06
7:34 p.m.
From Newsweek Magazine:
Yes, to Lanier, subsuming one's identity into an electronically aggregated mass is akin to the mob fervor seen in China during the chairman's rule. "If you look at the history of youth cultural movements, they tend to go one of two ways," he explains. "One is in the direction of individual expression and creativity; the best example is the '60s. The other way is to lose themselves in the collective, binding themselves into a gang—as in the Cultural Revolution." http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14638212/site/newsweek/ Jarek