The Machine is Us/ing Us

This post is a bit off topic for here, but I could not resist. This video was created by Michael Wesch Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology Kansas State University and is in response to another video, Web 2.0. I think it shows the progress that the web has gone through to become "interactive". I remember when "multimedia" was usually attached to that word. Today the content is breaking free to the point of being overactive. What's next? I happen to agree with this post on Web 3.0. But until that happens this video actually does a great job of showing the ease that content can be distributed, shared and unfortunately persistent. When you're done with that take a stroll through the garden.