We live in an age of network effects and disruptive technologies. Cases in point: the music industry, magazine publishing, publishing, advertising, television… Transactional processes, ephemeral moments, audio, video, text all are now cheaply reproducible, impossible to keep under lock and key, and changing (slowly) our view of what, naively perhaps, we thought of as “the way things are done.”

We’re on the cusp of a further transformative set of tools and technologies, and like the early internet some of us are already living in the future disrupted world: cheap, fast reproduction of THINGS.

This kid’s ready for that world: