Ideafuz.com is an up and comming social network of ideas. Ideas you ask? That's right; Take Facebook for instance, now one of the most popular url's on the internet, Facebook has brought together people from around the world, distant and close. But what is left missing? Perhaps Personal space and freedom of thought. Each facebook post is limited in characters, limited in the individual's social status, and the person's self-confidence to post what they wish while still holding strong in a world where the media and social pressure dominates everything. In other words, who cares about what shoes Shelly is wearing or where Michael is going for vacation when we could be hearing about how Shelly is secretly writing a novel and Michael is practicing Kong-Fu in his basement every morning at 6:30 to become a trainer? Luckily, those days are over.
Ideafuz, now one week old, is our solution. Ideafuz is a social network, similar to Facebook or Myspace, with the integration of ideas and the option of anonymity. Ideafuz features a user friendly interface and a surprisingly diverse community. Already there have been members from North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The basic principal behind Ideafuz is our freedom of thought, and more importantly, our freedom of expressing it without the chains of social pressure and/ or culture. People are now able to come from around the globe and discuss current events, write about a good idea or even gain reputation as a movie critic.
Do you think Albert Einstein needed to learn geometry and Shakespeare's classics to write his theory of relativity?
Imagine if Albert Einstein lived in a time where ideas could spread fast and freely without standardized education and the chains of society. Imagine if he wrote about his theories at the age of fifteen, giving him decades more to improve the world with his marvelous contributions.
Think about all of the people who might have had worldly changing ideas but postponed them because of whatever restriction they have been chained too. Have you ever had a great idea yet you never knew where to share it? Have you ever seen a movie and wondered why the critics were maliciously attacking it when you thought it was excellent? Have you ever had a great idea for a business but lacked the time or funding to pursue it?
These ideas should not be left to waste.
We should not be stricken to our society and our cultural boundaries to express who we are and what we stand for. As a great man once said, "Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains." Perhaps we have our solution Rousseau, ideaFuz.
Ideafuz, now one week old, is our solution. Ideafuz is a social network, similar to Facebook or Myspace, with the integration of ideas and the option of anonymity. Ideafuz features a user friendly interface and a surprisingly diverse community. Already there have been members from North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The basic principal behind Ideafuz is our freedom of thought, and more importantly, our freedom of expressing it without the chains of social pressure and/ or culture. People are now able to come from around the globe and discuss current events, write about a good idea or even gain reputation as a movie critic.
Do you think Albert Einstein needed to learn geometry and Shakespeare's classics to write his theory of relativity?
Imagine if Albert Einstein lived in a time where ideas could spread fast and freely without standardized education and the chains of society. Imagine if he wrote about his theories at the age of fifteen, giving him decades more to improve the world with his marvelous contributions.
Think about all of the people who might have had worldly changing ideas but postponed them because of whatever restriction they have been chained too. Have you ever had a great idea yet you never knew where to share it? Have you ever seen a movie and wondered why the critics were maliciously attacking it when you thought it was excellent? Have you ever had a great idea for a business but lacked the time or funding to pursue it?
These ideas should not be left to waste.
We should not be stricken to our society and our cultural boundaries to express who we are and what we stand for. As a great man once said, "Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains." Perhaps we have our solution Rousseau, ideaFuz.