You said that magazines are far more superior as they are able to excite all of your senses at once with the bright colors, the texture, the aroma of the media as a whole. Well, I say that you’re missing the most important sense of all – imagination. It’s true that magazines have their benefits, as mentioned (e.g. quick and to the point, etc.). But then again, that’s also the major flaw. Everything that the magazine has to offer is laid there in front you in all of its glorious glossiness, and there’s no space for the imagination to wander.

On the contrary, a good book is like a long scenic drive or watching the sun slowing sink beneath the horizon; the dialogues and descriptions shift and transform into images in your mind, colored by your own experiences. These hues are more vivid than any color printer can reproduce. It’s always worth it no matter how much time it took to read, and you always have that moment or two at the end of inward contemplation, of how you can fit into the big picture. Picking a magazine may be like picking a partner, but reading a book is like catching a glimpse of yourself, of who you really are.

In any case, it’s a good thing you know what you want. However, what do you need?

Regards,
Anon

As always, Facebook is going to need to pay close attention to privacy issues and how users respond to the innovation. I think they learned their lesson with Beacon, but still a very gray line that is being approached. Should be very interesting to see what comes of all this.

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=&ie=UTF-8&ncl=1276494721

This’ll give you a bunch of the awesome articles from the last couple weeks about Connect :)

So will it have a feature that connects you with hot chicks?