Link to Periodic Table of Trash in New York, NY
http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/a-periodic-table-of-new-york-city-trash
A lot of what we have... is Trash! It's Garbage, It's Crap... If it wasn't once, it will be at one Time! It will no longer be useful to someone if it already isn't acting like so, and will be again
Until our redesigns improve,
Until our regeneration works,
Until our renewals actually kinda rejuvenate....
It's a part of life, otherwise we would live in a Museum instead of a Zoo. Or perhaps a Mauseleum which combines the two, Perhaps!
And our trash says who we are. It says where we'll put our mouths and our money.
What stores we came from, how bad we needed said product. And what else we might have bought.
It talks about how sane we are, and comments on our sanity, and sanitary habits.
Our trash talks about our health, how we're doing... what ails us, if we've given up.
It talks about our beliefs! If we feel we're connected to others' livelihoods when we recycle
And ultimately our trash speaks on what we want to pass for future generations and our children.
The key to that... is It's Big Data and Deep Learning that's been passed through a shredder.
It's television with the sound turned off so one has to ad-lib.
It's song lyrics one can't understand.
Trash is instrumental elevator music, it recalls something that happened to you
or the original purpose of the tune.
Because if one looks at the blockchain, some sub-genius thought up product,
And said, "I'm going to be rich!" and marketed it
Then a packaging company laid on adspeak thick and colorful-like.
Sent to a cache where it ended up in a smaller cache and into a smaller cache and yet another cache
Until it ended up in the smallest cache of your pocket or pantry cupboard
With a list of other somethings you might find on Amazon's suggested products and likes
Because one had a survival kit for hurricane season, or a night out on the town limousine kit.
Or perhaps a computer to order the shit, and you just like buying stuff, whatever.
And one can reverse en-gineer that crap!!
Because not only does one know what you bought,
but also kinda when, a little of where,
Some of the why, perhaps missing how
And a bit about whom used it if merely judging by the crap surrounding it's hallowed ground.
Layering all that with the condition found, the product-type, the location, it's environment
They could piece that shredded document back together as to your.. who of doing, what, and why.
Doesn't that sound like Big Data to you?
You could be rich, picking up street litter!
Link to Periodic Table of Trash in New York, NY
http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/a-periodic-table-of-new-york-city-trash