Point of Sale, In Human Expression

Heather Whaling: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2010/03/09/chatmixer-or-how-i-traveled-back-in-time-to-1991/#comment-1959" title="View the entire comment by Heather Whaling">Thanks so much for participating in #chatmixer last night. Glad to hear you enjoyed your experience!
Jonathan Williams: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/10/29/get-yourself-free/#comment-1809" title="View the entire comment by Jonathan Williams">http://collison.ie/blog/2009/08/undop
maggie soladay: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/04/15/twestival-and-beyond-social-media-changes-the-world/#comment-1424" title="View the entire comment by maggie soladay">Jamie great piece! It is like the collective unconscious (or maybe its conscience) all had a
chris: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/04/22/the-back-of-the-napkin/#comment-954" title="View the entire comment by chris">can i just borrow yours? :P
ivv: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/04/25/no-love-for-strategists/#comment-948" title="View the entire comment by ivv">Wonder if Bob's going to fire the strategist his own agency employs: "James is a business
lowongan kerja: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/03/08/mobile-integration-a-huge-missed-opportunity-for-pepsis-new-campaign/#comment-908" title="View the entire comment by lowongan kerja">yes, it does really "blend" advertisement. The truth is i never seen this kind of advertisement
Matt: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/03/08/best-ad-of-09/#comment-717" title="View the entire comment by Matt">I've been seeing these during my commutes on the orange line and must say that they
FM Days: <a href="http://www.scheuguy.com/blog/2009/03/08/best-ad-of-09/#comment-702" title="View the entire comment by FM Days">I have to agree with you on this one. The thing is that I can't

It would be a fascinating study to use the webcams built into most modern laptops to capture photos of people’s expressions just at the moment they clicked “Submit” on different e-commerce forms. I’m not exactly sure how it would work — maybe a browser plugin, or a desktop app that ran silently in the background. You’d catch the gleam of anticipation in the eyes of the owners of new flat-screens from BestBuy.com, the trepidation of law school candidates paying their LSAT registration fees, and the victory dances of winning bidders on eBay.

You’d also see me flipping the bird at CityofBoston.gov as I submitted payment for a questionable parking ticket I received last weekend.

Like I said — the results would be pretty interesting.

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