
Why We Need The New Rosetta Stone for Gen Z

A new generation will arise who does not need things explained to them in this way. They will not wonder at a slogan like 'futurity now', because they will have never known anything different.
Bruce Sterling • Atemporality for the Creative Artist
There’s power in signaling insider knowledge to outsiders, so naturally we see the memetic propagation of idiomatic lore artifacts beyond the bounds of where they actually convey meaning. But as time goes on, their density and alienation from more universal lexicons makes it hard for even the ‘in-group’ to keep track of this internal meaning. It’s ... See more
Libby Marrs • How to Read the Internet
We may be hungrily embracing novelty in technology, but through language we are clinging on to the permanence of the past.