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We are the first of our kind. We are interconnected collaborative creatures, and we like to share. We link and like, comment, post and poke. We Yelp when we're hungry, Skype when we're lonely and G-chat throughout the day.
Who knows how quickly this new messaging system will impact techno-romance and communication at large. But in the meantime, it's a significant step forward in the quest to have technology enhance our relationships, instead of simply complicate them.
we are increasingly exposing ourselves to others. The insidious genius of Gmail is that its users consent to self-surveillance. Just as my Inbox stores messages to me, my outgoing messages are stored in the Inboxes of the recipients -- and in the cloud.
