Saw this really cool video the yesterday http://vimeo.com/2881397. It really got me thinking about a couple of things. First the people who conducted these experiments have some of the coolest and most intellectually challenging jobs ever, and I want one! Second, one line from the video really got me thinking. Stefan says something to the effect of: we thought it weird that we use the same item to talk to our lover as we do some other type of person. I really started to ponder this line of thought and how obsurd it really is. Take a look and let me know what you think!
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