"...I had thought about leaving #glass at home because there will be obviously lots of young girls...."
"...I had thought about leaving #glass at home because there will be obviously lots of young girls...."
Originally shared by Chris Radtke (kavalier)
So I'm taking my 7 year old daughter to the Father Daughter Dance at school on Saturday. I had thought about leaving Glass at home because there will be obviously lots of young girls and their fathers there, and I could see some of them having a problem with "the camera" as it has been a controversy as of late.
But upon further thought, I have decided that events such as this one are the whole purpose behind the camera that's built in to Glass, and one of the main reasons I purchased it myself. If I do not wear it, and don't take advantage of the opportunities to document these special events in the lives of my daughter and myself, I will regret it probably for the rest of my life. It's not like I'm going to be taking pictures of other people's kids, come on, I'm capturing special moments with my daughter.
Obviously, if an official staff member asks me to remove Glass, I will, but otherwise, why should I worry what other people think? I will use this opportunity to evangelize Glass and show the other dads what a great tool this is for recording memories. I'm sure other dads will have their cell phones out taking pictures anyway, so I can just do this without holding a black monolith between my daughter and I.
#googleglass #glassconfidence
Originally shared by Chris Radtke (kavalier)
So I'm taking my 7 year old daughter to the Father Daughter Dance at school on Saturday. I had thought about leaving Glass at home because there will be obviously lots of young girls and their fathers there, and I could see some of them having a problem with "the camera" as it has been a controversy as of late.
But upon further thought, I have decided that events such as this one are the whole purpose behind the camera that's built in to Glass, and one of the main reasons I purchased it myself. If I do not wear it, and don't take advantage of the opportunities to document these special events in the lives of my daughter and myself, I will regret it probably for the rest of my life. It's not like I'm going to be taking pictures of other people's kids, come on, I'm capturing special moments with my daughter.
Obviously, if an official staff member asks me to remove Glass, I will, but otherwise, why should I worry what other people think? I will use this opportunity to evangelize Glass and show the other dads what a great tool this is for recording memories. I'm sure other dads will have their cell phones out taking pictures anyway, so I can just do this without holding a black monolith between my daughter and I.
#googleglass #glassconfidence
it's about the Googlization of society...
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