I am in Paris walking through the aisles of the Louvre, looking at masterpieces prior to the 20 century. Many visitors are rushing from one place to another. They are taking a quick image of a painting and sending it to a friend via a mobile device ( sharing a moment).

I cannot help myself to think:
Most of this art, compared with those of the present time, are out of a time, when artists worked with complete focus; without allowing their mobile device to break their time of thought

Do we not need take our time to focus before sharing the incomplete? I believe this is worth to think of…

Never before in the history of humans, did the common man document and publish his thoughts and opinions as much as is done today.

We are living in a time where posting aphorisms and sharing them with the world via Internet and social media, is no longer a privilege amongst a small group. We are able to quickly express our thoughts; the emphasis being quick sharing, between all the other tasks and actions that occur in our daily lives.

In one hundred years, we will have a vast amount of thoughts coming from all levels of the society which will better enable us to analyze a period of our history.

For this reason, between the quick lines, we should not neglect the quality of messages being sent and passed on to the next generation.