#Nightshift: Minneapolis

Jeff Sharlet is doing something really special with these Instagram essays, and it’s hitting on something I’ve been obsessed with for a while now: The idea that there are people whose voices are being recorded on the Internet, and people whose voices are not being recorded. There are millions of people who will never share anything on the Internet, and it’s an opportunity for those who are online to record the voices and histories of those who are not. Otherwise we’re all just talking about tech and media and business and startups all day.
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