Synaptic Stimuli

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  There's an interesting 'trend' here.

  'Synaptic Stimuli' & 'But does it float'
  both bear a similarity to the format of the early internet; some outsider using a website like a punk-zine to describe his/hers views on the world.

  'Synaptic Stimuli' is a one-way conversation where you cannot respond. 'But does it float' is a two-way communication, but you cannot interrupt. This is old-school.
  Sci-fi-o-rama is just a blog about Sci-Fi, but its content could go into both of the sites above.

  The sum; we are beginning to speak with the internet, not just each other. It's about using the vast amount of images online as words.
  See Surfclubs etc.

  (if you don't get it, look at FFFFound)

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  • It's also play with words + pictures, but you could argueAnders
  • that those quotes also pictures in a senseAnders
  • I sum it up by calling it shit.styleplus
  • and then sumAnders
  • Actually you can respond in Synaptic Stimuli, it allows for comments.counterform
  • Oh shit. Then nevermind ;)Anders

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