After several years, nearly a decade, I think I have taken one (rather interrupted) vacation…next week I begin (or Friday I think) two weeks of “vacation”. I have planned a few “timed” posts to go up on my blog and any time I spend online during week one will be purely recreational. Week two- it is a complete off grid I hope.

What should I do?
Where should I go?

I have no idea…

I may ask Facebook…according to their terms of service, they might have more insight into me than I do. (http://www.facebook.com/policy.php). This is only an excerpt of the policy, the emphasis points are mine. I hope when we reach Web 4.0 I can just stop thinking and put my hands into advertising algorithms…AI should do a better job than I do…and hopefully Web 6.0 will provide AI based counselors and bots that can psychoanalyze me based on interaction(s) or lack of interaction with the “net”….

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the future is so bright I have to wear shades. Sunglasses that is, like glasses that go on your nose to shield you from harmful UV rays, rayban is one such example of a brand of sunglasses. I just don’t know what one to select. I wish I had an AI based interface to make some suggestion on Sunglasses for my future and one that would provide a good deal, coupon or discount.

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