Dilbert: Google Glasses Helps People Decide Who To Be Friends With
The Dilbert Cartoon for today features Google Glasses. It mocks how people who know each other can now learn a bit too much about each other, ultimately ruining relationships and friendships. It doesn’t only blame Google Glasses, Twitter is blamed also. Woman: Those must be the Google Glasses that give you information about your environment […]
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The Dilbert Cartoon for today features Google Glasses. It mocks how people who know each other can now learn a bit too much about each other, ultimately ruining relationships and friendships. It doesn’t only blame Google Glasses, Twitter is blamed also.
Woman: Those must be the Google Glasses that give you information about your environment .
Man: Yes, and I see seventeen reasons to not be your friend.
Man: I’ll sweep your dumb tweets off to the side.
Woman: This is unsettling.
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