Every experience can be captured and shared, and so they are continually consumed by the question of whether to do so. And even if no opportunity actually exists for sharing the experience, that opportunity can readily be imagined, and will be. Every choice, witnessed or otherwise, becomes an act in the curation of an identity. One need not be a radical critic of our society to see that the right to a bit of time each day when one is not for sale has all but vanished.
