Will You Come to My Funeral?

People are dying everyday, every hour, every minute, every second.
People think about dying at the same rate.
Some worry, others do not.
Most, will not plan for their own funeral.

Taking an Asian perspective, What is it in our culture that stops us from thinking about death and feel fine about it?

Wouldn't we want to find out the guest list for our funeral and who actually turned up and cried?

We need to plan for our funeral too.
There are tons and tons of administrative matters that would not cross our worried minds.
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All these, lies burdens upon our most loved ones.

People think about death and funerals.
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People post it on Yahoo Answers, 33 answers to a question post by a stranger.

Looking for the new pot of gold

It had been 15 years since the first webpage was put online.
15 years later, now, web2.0 is gaining its foothold into our daily lives, without us noticing much.
Along with better intergration between platforms and devices, this generation of youth are truly bornt in a web-enabled era.

are you a gmail user?
are you a yahoo mail user? (they released yahoo mail beta recently)
have you heard of flickr?

What can we expect to do with all these...things??
I bet you are having a "so what" written all over your face as well.

I would say, this is the interim period, while manufacters and software companies wait for consumers (us) to bite onto the next big thing.
The next big thing is not here, yet.

Would love to use a virtual desktop that can be shared across any number of PCs you use? (YouOS)
Like to keep a digital diary on what you did, who you talked to, the food you had, the sounds you heard on a chronological order? (Nokia Lifeblog)

Once again, i believe in minimalism in consumerism.

The pot of gold would appear when we would be able to do what we want, with ease.

fotologue.jp


flickr.com


youOS


Yahoo Beta


Gmail Beta (still~~)


Nokia Lifeblog


Nokia Park Wifi