Visual rhetoric works very well to connect the person viewing the video to the examples he is talking about. It creates a connection between the viewer and the subject. I found the video examples to be especially influential, such as the video interview about the gay couple who's pediatrician would not treat their child. These specific interviews prove points to be true.

This reminds me of all the random documents people have stored on their computers and such. Sometimes my computer gives me a notification that I have used 90% of my storage and need to delete some items. Do we think they will eventually be able to create some type of computer with unlimited storage?

I feel like there have been a few instances in our time when media become new media. I would argue this happens everytime something new has been introduced such as texting or facebook. It completely changes the way people communicate via different media.

Did these punched paper cards have the specific code/instructions for what was supposed to be printed on the loom?

This seems very out dated for our time period, but I can relate to it in terms of when the first front facing camera was introduced. Everyone started taking "selfies" and more pictures of themselves and less of other people.