@Amanda_Gaines_ Agreed. I loved pretty much all of the storify stories and I learned about drones, driverless cars, bitcoin, AR, VR and many other topics that I hadn't even thought about. #dcim353a
@estrabinowitz If anyone had told me that Twitter would contribute to a significant portion of my grade in college, I would have told them that they were crazy. This is a strange and wonderful world we live in. #dcim353a
@KareemIbrahimRU It's fun to see how many student and indie films are now taking advantage of drones to film more aerial shots. It's now starting to become a cliche, but you can see it used to great effect on Youtube videos and even shows like Nathan For You.
@alaskar_Rutgers Yep. It's very easy to get left behind and it seems like every few weeks, something new has entered and spread throughout the culture.
@alaskar_Rutgers I pretty much agree with everything you just said. Of course, it is fine to be stubborn with a few things every now and then. I will still never like 3-D movies. But, you have to at least give them a chance to really leave an impression.
I took away how fast the world is changing. It can be hard to see the rapid changes happening when you're immersed in a culture that's accepting them. Innovation and disruption is daily, but it rarely seems to be happening as fast as it really is. #dcim353a
You can't fight change in the end. You can only roll with the punches and accept the changes new technology brings across. Of course there are exceptions if you strangle the market, but no one should be able to do that and better or worse, progress wins out in the end.#dcim353a