Publish at May 03 2017 Updated December 14 2022
What if Andy Warhol was wrong, and instead of being famous for 15 minutes, we would ultimately be anonymous for only that long?
In this short and illuminating lecture, Juan Enriquez observes the surprising effects of digital sharing on our privacy and their permanent nature. He shares a reminder of ancient Greek myths to help us better manage our "digital tattoos."
Length: 6min
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