Vi Hart reminds me of Amber Case, another cyber-anthropologist.
Her usually lighthearted Youtube series attracted the attention of John Green and others caught up in a first wave of Internet personalities becoming semi-famous.
Everyone had their own TV station. A few took full advantage of that fact (I have a channel going back as well, somewhat mathy, where I take up such topics as hypertoons).
I say usually lighthearted in contrast to the two below, wherein Vi wrestles with her karma, bravely and honestly, with the slings and arrows taking their toll. I wouldn't claim to being unscathed myself. The war has been ugly.
Here's hoping Vi gets back to her naturally cheerful state. I think it's a sign of the times that a lot of our semi-famous and famous personalities are showing more wear and tear than usual. That's because we're seeing how things could be pretty good, ongoing. That's a lot to lose.
Her usually lighthearted Youtube series attracted the attention of John Green and others caught up in a first wave of Internet personalities becoming semi-famous.
Everyone had their own TV station. A few took full advantage of that fact (I have a channel going back as well, somewhat mathy, where I take up such topics as hypertoons).
I say usually lighthearted in contrast to the two below, wherein Vi wrestles with her karma, bravely and honestly, with the slings and arrows taking their toll. I wouldn't claim to being unscathed myself. The war has been ugly.
Here's hoping Vi gets back to her naturally cheerful state. I think it's a sign of the times that a lot of our semi-famous and famous personalities are showing more wear and tear than usual. That's because we're seeing how things could be pretty good, ongoing. That's a lot to lose.
