New York Kids today.. in amongst themselves, playing video games. Pay attention. This may seem like an ordinary moment thru the funnel of the micro dimension of now, but on the meta and macro dimensions, we can construct a clear view of the whole culture from this specimen. I was born with video games on my lap, too. Human relations. Human manifestations. These children are my close friends and their young minds are constant attack by the commercial entities. At one point, Daniel says "Who cares" and Zoya replies "Who cares about anything". These words aren't theirs. Other times their quips show the fiery children's intelligence at work. This is an anthropological focus on the cross section of an iPad, a farming game (I think it is minecraft), kids and the state of the culture and where we are headed.