infomania

i had a sneaking suspicion. i also wondered when someone would start studying it scientifically. i guess i have some answers.

http://content.monster.ca/8899_en-CA_p1.asp
http://content.monster.ca/6775_en-CA_p1.asp


i agree for the most part. it's sort of alarming that i had barely even noticed how much it's become a part of our lives, our culture, and our expectations. maybe i'm of the lucky age that mine was one of the last years to have grown up without the internet affecting every part of my life. that didn't happen until junior high.

have you ever sent an e-mail or left a voice message and been frustrated when you weren't replied to immediately? i can't say that i haven't. recently. maybe we are turning ourselves into a world of people driven by instant gratification and accepted - hell, even expected - compulsion.

weird.