I was just thinking this evening about our digital dossier, specifically about what digital archaeologists will be able to dig up hundreds of years from now from fragmented chips found buried in the rubble — and it turns out, The Onion was thinking about the same thing.
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Bryan Maleszyk is a digital strategist and experience designer based in Boston, MA. He currently plies his craft at isobar North America, where he advises clients on all matters of digital experience.
This site is his outlet for thoughts on business, design, society, pop culture, and anything else that he's thinking about.
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