Back is for Emergencies.

Faster than Twitter.

After my run this morning, which usually clears my heads of pain, suffering, disappointment, the only thing I wanted to do was rush home to think/ponder Google Wave a bit more. The biting question being: will this catch on?

All my techno-savvy friends keep twittering they want to be invited to it, as was the case with Google Voice, which I've heard of nothing since. Google is also trying to establish a social networking site in conjunction with Google Wave, however once Twitter has come along, can there even be another Facebook social networking site to replace/rejuvinate. Are people over Facebook yet?

Are these instances that Google is over-doing it? Would you get Google Wave? Replacing the "shosh is typing..." comes the actual words you are typing. AND then on TOP OF THAT you get the option to show what you are typing or not. Do you vomit out thoughts? Do you want to remain the impression of elegant verse? Or have you tranformed into the present day internet lingo-verse of having all thoughts revealed, documented, as soon as they are present in your head and are transmitted to your hands typing them?

Google are you the future or are you past your prime?

Technology never stops, but when does as a little self-awareness to saying STOP to the technology and listening to your own archival senses (aka scrapbooking) awaken something deeper than technology?

Once again, a constant motto, in the words of Robert Heinlein:
"Back is for emergencies."
Right?