Notes

//Narrative: Cars drive south on Highway 400.
// They head to Toronto, racing to work and school.
// The impatient drivers stop and pull off the road as an ambulance speeds by.
// The drivers resume after the ambulance has left.

//Procedural Implementation:
//create a class of squares that move up the screen on the right, and down on the left. The 50 squares move off screen and reset to their start positions.
//Create a red square that spawns after 5 seconds and translates through the screen. When the red square is on screen, the rest of the squares stop moving and move to the edges of the screen.
//When the red square exits the screen, the rest of the squares move back into place and resume moving up and down respectively.


//Interpretation: As people form bonds with each other, group networks appear. But almost as fast as they appear, they disappear again,
//revealling how our online and offline movements can form very superficial or temporary relationships.
//In the digital world, proximity is not defined through geographical 'closeness' - the proximity of my laptop/network server to yours.
//Instead, it may be seen as a function of attention
//i.e. how close i feel to another person is directly related to how much I notice that that person is active on social media.