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June 14 2008
How does that make you feel?
Shared by Josh Bancroft
Know why this is important? Because emotions are how we recognize each other as humans.
I was on a thread recently where people shared sites that monitor or reflect mood. It’s interesting to see a bunch of geeks talking about how they feel. Is Web 2.0 causing us to move away from bits and bytes and towards feeling, emotions, and relationships? What is the world coming to?
Here are some of the sites where you can go explore your (and others) feelings…
Realtime Twitter Sentiment - how people on Twitter are feeling
An exploration of human emotion, in six movements - explore how others on the web are feeling
Moodstream from Getty Images - tool designed to reflect your emotions (or to inspire you)
Twistori - emotions from the twitterverse
