It doesn't matter because I just strip it off the wing bone in one quick pull. But I don't read sites out of allegiance, and it barely matters what they have written - and not just because most of it is insulting or aggressively stupid. People often ask me what news sites I read, and implicit in this is the idea that they're looking to shift an allegiance. Reddit is part of that atomization, also. This is where people are investing their trust, now. There were a ton of incredibly high profile 'YouTubers' at PAX and I didn't know them from Adam. She literally had to tell me about the Z at the end, just to give you an index of my profound irrelevance. I nodded, but I don't actually know who that is. There's a kid on my block who came to PAX, and she was despondent that she'd come on a day when CaptainSparklez was not there. Communication is getting progressively more mammalian with each round, and this one is down virtually to the individual. Revolution over.Įxcept they were only comparatively fleet. So when fleet little carnivores came in to roost in the old flesh, I sorta thought, well, there you go. It took a physical process and, functionally speaking, turned it into what might as well be a mystical one. When we were told that The Internet, proper noun, was going to revolutionize media it was easy to see how that might be.

He said this like ten years ago, and if you are looking at the actual world, Robert probably had it right. 'That's not where it's going.' He said that if we ever felt like worrying about something that was actually substantial, just for a change of pace, we could worry about Rooster Teeth.

This sort of thing always made Robert exceedingly angry. Earlier iterations of ourselves spent a lot of time worrying about this or that webcomic or the scenesterism which was (and perhaps continues to be) whatever the fuck it is.

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