Facebook App Generates Words Written on Your Gravestone

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via Andrea Vascellari – CEO, itive

Franck Vinchon launched ‘My Own Epitaph’ a Facebook app to help readers understand the thinking behind his book ‘Tranches de mort’. The book suggest that death is not just an accident but the result of everything we experience in life. Based on this concept, the app uses information from your Facebook profile and generates words written on your gravestone. Have a look at the video teaser and then visit my-own-epitaph.com to find out what will be written on your gravestone.

Provocative, cynical but unquestionably engaging.

Andrea

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