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http://www.dailydot.com/politics/edward-snowden-questions-putin/

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http://www.homelessgopro.com/

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http://www.lifeneedsinternet.com/about/

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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/no-more-normcore/mbogjglnihlgjbhjjmmahadphapflkdc

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Normcore knows your consumer choices aren’t irrelevant,

they’re just temporary. People compromise, people are

inconsistent. Making one choice today and a conflicting choice

tomorrow doesn’t make you a hypocrite. It just makes you

complex. Consumption has never been a chance for absolute

self-actualization. It’s always been a matter of navigating the

facts on the ground, whether macro (Armageddon) or micro

(buyer’s remorse).

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YOUTH MODE A REPORT ON FREEDOM BY K-HOLE AND BOX 1824

http://khole.net/

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"The Internet and globalization have challenged the myth of individuality (we are all one in 7 billion), while making connecting with others easier than ever. Normcore is a blank slate and open mind—it’s a look designed to play well with others.  "

http://nymag.com/thecut/2014/02/normcore-fashion-trend.html

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But if you are the sort of person who is worried about Google and Facebook simply because of the sheer volume of data that they have about you as an individual, then these other companies should also grab your attention. No matter how benign the intentions or use, these companies are enabling the collection of massive amounts of data that relate directly to where you go and what you do in the world. Unlike Facebook or Google, these companies are operating in the background. You never know when an Avigilon camera might be pointed at you, or when a Cisco camera is tracking your car on the road. You never “log in” to these companies. But they are still there, and they are watching you.

http://www.dailydot.com/opinion/big-brother-surveillance-myths/

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"Intrigued by the idea of transformation, Kerry would sit and look at his third-grade teacher in amazement, wondering what it would be like if her face were a mask."

http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/02/what-men-find-behind-female-masks/283972/

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