Thinking about the ease and ubiquity of communication today, due in large part to social technology. It gives us visibility to infinitely more people, possibilities, and stories, but it doesn't necessarily increase the quality or depth of an experience. It's broad, but shallow. Will more focused, personal experiences and depth be part of the next wave?
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