Showing posts with label perceived obsolescence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perceived obsolescence. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

A New Phone to Change the World


This video is a beautiful example of being the change we want to see in this reality. As much as we can complain about our consumerist electronics culture where we're constantly going for the latest phone while dumping the "old" one-year old phone somewhere, complaining doesn't get one any further than where they currently are. It is by acting on something that we want to change that change occurs. These actions are beautiful and are definitely in resonance with the shift that we're co-creating and experiencing. So here it is...Phonebloks :-)



I'm sure that most of the people reading this have already heard of the terms perceived obsolescence and applied obsolescence. If you haven't heard of these terms, here's a short explanation.