And so are you.
Time Magazine’s “person of the year” is … everyone who uses the Internet.
I think this means we’re riding for a fall.
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So it really is all about me. I mean, us.
Biggest cop-out in the history of cop-outs. But one guy I was talking with last night made a valid point: Imagine the resume entry “Time Person of the Year”, and ALL of us can put it on our resumes…