Staying Human in a Digital World

Do I exist if I don’t have a MySpace page?

Though it could be argued that text messaging helps to promote manual dexterity, and email is the greatest communication tool in the history of civilization, the digital world has flattened our personalities, turning conversations into acronyms (LOL, TTYL), and reducing first impressions to the blinking text and thumping bass of your MySpace page or facebook profile.

"We’re losing touch with ourselves, with the physical nature of being human beings." Sites Tim Roth, a behavioral scientist at Yale University. "People need to meet other people, to shake hands, to hug, to hi-five. They need to begin the relationship, to get a sense for one and other’s style."

style-card.com was born of this idea, grounded on the basic principal that technology is no substitute for physical interaction. It is however, the ultimate support tool. One that allowed style-card.com to develop an easy-to-use proprietary system for creating personalized high-quality cards online.

Upload an image, change your colors, change your text, find your style. It’s that easy. Then click to order and a set of glossy cards are shipped right to your door. The rest is up to you.

There’s a whole world out there.

Get found.

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Editor’s note: The views expressed in this post may not necessarily represent the views of CenterNetworks. This press release was paid for and provided in its entirety by Style Card.