Synchro,In all actuality "Human social interaction" has been greatly altered as a result of the internet.People, most often strangers, now feel able to freely express themselves in a way that they'd never feel comfortable to do in person.Your 1000s year old law of human interaction is out the window.This free expression that people on the internet defend so vigerously has given everyone access to the hardest core of porn,(you ever seen farm animals in that context before the net?) extreme and violent racist groups (who were underground before the net ), and countless chatrooms where anonymity seems to give everyone the ability to say exactly what they want to complete strangers without any responsibility or reprocutions.(it's what made AOl billions)This in fact IS dangerous because people now are learning that there are no reprocutions for their actions and words.When are people able to draw the line between what they can say on the net and what they can say in person?And if our words stop having meaning or responsibility and one isn't held responsible for what is said what do we have? So,yes the internet is changing things.As far as with every great social change there has been some sort of revolution ,that is quite true.But you have to look at X owners as one social class .since their common bond is an automobile they are merely different variations of the same social class .Just as you can say whites are a social class but some listen to country music and some listen to classical and some listen to punk, you can say as x owners we are the same social class we merely dress and use our cars differently.But none the less the same car under the skin.By the way,the true revolutionary here is the goofball with the fugly wheels because he was the one wiling to advance against stereotype of his car and challenge the popular use and perception if what an Xterra is about.Yeah it looks like sh%t but we don't have to make the payments.I really need a job that will keep me busy!