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Composite of my most popular ocean sunset photos by @emesre

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Studio apartment with glass dividing wall

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Peter Bahouth’s tree houses that were featured in the book My Cool Shed: An Inspirational Guide to Stylish Hideaways and Workspaces by Jane Field-Lewis

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Lola’s Place by Scotch & Soda in Amsterdam (you can rent it on Airbnb)

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By Jean Jullien.

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Visual representation on how we let technology ruin social interactions and pleasant experiences.

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Me: *hates this*

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why do baby boomers love to produce this “technology is bad fire is scary and thomas edison was a witch” garbage?

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fuck THIS

I never see a cashier with an empty queue. Self-serve checkout machines make life GREAT for people with social anxiety or self conscious people. I get nervous that everyone is judging my weight. So when I do my monthly ice-cream, chocolate, and menstrual products run, I will do it with a fucking self-serve machine.

I’m happy seeing my friends take photos of their food. I like taking photos of my food. Because there is a chef in the back of the kitchen who works hard to plate things beautifully and in any other situation, people dive in immediately and ruin that image. We take photos to preserve that image and who the fuck knows, if I was the chef I would be digging through instagram hoping to see my plate on there. We’re celebrating someones hard work, work that is generally temporary.

And I don’t know what kind of friends you have, but if someone is taking a photo of their food, I’m not gonna bother talking to them until they’re done. Why would you try to have a conversation when someone is busy?? And it takes a few minutes, you can wait for someone who wants to perform a small act of creativity.

It’s nice to get likes on instagram. If you’re monogamous and on tinder, it’s not technology’s fault you’re contemplating cheating. What is SO BAD about having food delivered to your home? And is there anything wrong with having movies streaming instantly? No - but if you complain that Netflix takes up your life than be an adult and step back. It’s not technology’s fault that you have no self control.

Selfies are fun. Selfies are great. Your friend is a jerk if they don’t even take a minute to take of photo of you as well. Why do you care if people use technology around you on the subway? That makes me feel less self-conscious that people are staring or judging me. They can play their games, read, etc. Someone is occupied, why is that so wrong?

Your phone has a zoom option so you can record/photograph a concert? FUCKING good for you!

And again. If your phone keeps you up, be an adult, get some self control and step back.

Technology isn’t bad. You’re just upset with yourselves for having a lack of self-control. You hate that people connect through technology. And maybe, you just don’t like seeing people love themselves, enjoy life, and feel joy. That’s your problem, not technology’s.

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^^^ bang on.

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i’ll just leave this here:

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You know, that is the best damned explanation of taking photos of food I’ve ever read. I had honestly never paid it any mind; people can take photos of whatever they please, as far as I am concerned, as long as it does no one else any harm. But I never thought about what the act really is doing: that it is preserving and celebrating someone’s amazing work. That there might be young chefs, old chefs, new chefs, and as experienced as Methuselah chefs flicking through instagram or tumblr or Facebook and then flailing like fuck because ‘holy shit someone took a photo of my food!’ And I think that’s kind of the best (and most adorable) thing ever.

(And yes, technology enables some of us to keep in better contact, communication, and stay closer to those we love. It’s a fucking backassward point of view, thinking that tech is in any way damaging the connections we make. It enables us to prioritise positive connections with people we love.)