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Sept 12, 2001.
Brooklyn, NY on the corner of Bedford Ave and S. 4th st.
Me and moot sitting on a bench, talking about a crazy new world we had all just entered into and what the future held for everyone. We talked for hours. After more than a few large cups of caramel macchiatos, several slices of real New York Pizza, and a few generous handouts to our local street people we had a "Eureka! moment." The answer: The Fourth Channel. It was visionary, revolutionary, dare I say... EXPLOSIVE. It was what the world needed. No, what the world demanded. It would change western culture forever and there would be no turning back.
Fast forward 19 years. Late February, early March of 2020, to be precise. Two old souls met on that exact corner, on that exact bench, seeking each other out. Knowing that the world had changed again. This time? We had no answers. The decisions lay in the hands of our fellow human beings. We had opened the doors. We had given the world a way to come together. A place where every man (and even women) could collaborate in real time - free form - with next to no limitations on thought and expression. Would it be enough this time? Only time would tell. And it did. We had failed.
Now it's up to you. Will you be on that corner, finding the new solution? Please. The world needs you. Myself and moot need you to.
Brooklyn, NY on the corner of Bedford Ave and S. 4th st.
Me and moot sitting on a bench, talking about a crazy new world we had all just entered into and what the future held for everyone. We talked for hours. After more than a few large cups of caramel macchiatos, several slices of real New York Pizza, and a few generous handouts to our local street people we had a "Eureka! moment." The answer: The Fourth Channel. It was visionary, revolutionary, dare I say... EXPLOSIVE. It was what the world needed. No, what the world demanded. It would change western culture forever and there would be no turning back.
Fast forward 19 years. Late February, early March of 2020, to be precise. Two old souls met on that exact corner, on that exact bench, seeking each other out. Knowing that the world had changed again. This time? We had no answers. The decisions lay in the hands of our fellow human beings. We had opened the doors. We had given the world a way to come together. A place where every man (and even women) could collaborate in real time - free form - with next to no limitations on thought and expression. Would it be enough this time? Only time would tell. And it did. We had failed.
Now it's up to you. Will you be on that corner, finding the new solution? Please. The world needs you. Myself and moot need you to.
