I’m interested but not sure.

Maybe it’s the name? Sure everyone really wants to know what others think of them but what do you think comes from this? I wonder if you get a lot of  critique, maybe some truth, but probably little love to balance???

Maybe you get lots of love, little critique and now truth?

Maybe you get the perfect mix of what you want but more importantly what you need?

Maybe I’m completely wrong; maybe my view is jaded because I’ve generally held vocations where your

(flaming arrows received in the back) to
(caramel pecan pie w/ice cream w/0 strings) received

…ratio is about 15:1, but that just an estimate. Who’s really counting anyway? But the words to count; they have a cost. So the toll cost adds up whether we acknowledge it or not (both good and bad words)

So what do you think about failin.gs? Do you have a profile? I don’t, yet. I must admit I am intrigued but not sure.

Peace ~

I wonder in what year the world’s third largest country (by population),

 

 

 

 

will get to have their own

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And play for

 

 

 

 

 

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Could we one day see a World Cup Final between Facebook & England or maybe even dare we dream versus the USA?

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Here’s where I’m going with this…

*With over 550m users they’re (we’re) the worlds third largest population.
*With them now offering these

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

where you can purchase products they (we) now have an economy that’s not tied to geographics.
*Let’s face it, many people are much more active & involved in this country,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

than they are in the one where they are domiciled physically.

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Really though, national identities are created by man-made geographical boundaries. It’s just the latest version of tribalism…or the “Mine” game: think…

 

 

 

 

 

 

What does it mean to be a grouping of people bound by a common identity, a common culture, common artifacts, common rules, or a common economy?

Are we seeing the beginning of countries that transcend land boundaries?

Multi-national corporations began to spell the doom of the nation state will social space connectors like Facebook give rise to new and more prevalent ways of people grouping themselves?

Will people see themselves, for example, as more part of a “Facebook” country than and American one or a British one?

This is a crazy crazy time we’re living in. Who knows what the coming years could hold.

Peace ~

William