The document discusses how new technologies create new environments that change how humans interact and view the world. It notes that while technologies can connect people globally, they can also leave people feeling disconnected and lacking a true sense of place. The document also questions common patterns used in technology like user profiles, social graphs, and logins, seeing them as "anti-patterns." It provides links for learning more about authentication standards like OpenID, OAuth, and DiSO and invites the reader to keep in touch.

1. The identity is the massage ExperienceCamp - 29.03.2007

2. Now we know McLuhan was right The Reporter, June 2976

3. the Illusion of being at home everywhere, at anytime, like in a Global Village

4. At home nowhere and sustained by no illusion

5. Any medium is an extension of the human body

6. Login is an anti-pattern

7. Each technology creates a new environment; the old environment becomes the contentof the new environment

8. user profile is an anti-pattern

9. society prefers sonnambulism to awareness

10. the social graph is an anti-pattern

11. What's your point of view? What's in a viewpoint?

12. ...for more info OpenID - http://openid.net Oath - http://oauth.net DiSO - http://diso-project.org/

13. keep in touch! Riccardo Cambiassi [email_address] http://twitter.com/bru