Is she making eyes at me? Or checking the baseball scores?
I have a confession to make.
Please don’t tell everyone, but I’d like to kiss someone who’s wearing Google Glass.
In fact, if you really push me up against this wall and make me talk, I’d also like to kiss someone while wearing Google Glass.
It’s not that I don’t think Google Glass is stranger than walking up to a stranger and putting your finger in his or her ear.
It’s precisely because of Google Glass’s sheer strangeness that I want to know whether it would alter my approach to love.
Would I think — or even feel — something different? Would I have to dip my head to an unforeseen angle in order to avoid being poked? Most importantly, would I care whether the camera is on or off?
Sadly, some who bowed, scraped, and applied to own one of the these gadgets have already begun to experiment with seeing how Google Glass might alter their love lives.
Rosa Golijan of NBC’s Today.com has thrust herself into this new life with a gusto that Matt Lauer would envy.
She says she’s been on “half-a dozen” dates with men while wearing her new object of attraction.
I wondered, naturally, whether these half-a-dozen dates were with half-a-dozen men.
She told me: “Half a dozen different fellas, with some of… [Read more]
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