Is Pokemon Go a Witness Opportunity?
I cannot believe I'm actually writing this post, but it would be a huge miss not to write something that takes advantage of our world's most recent social phenomenon. Have you heard? The geniuses behind Pokemon have done it again by creating a new app where people from all around the world can capture Pokemon using geo-location and mapping technology that turns the everyday world into a poke-world. Your bedroom is now an enchanted grassland, and your church is now a gym where trainers from all around can battle.
I'd be lying if I said I never played Pokemon as a young kid, and I'd also be lying if I said I didn't spend an insurmountable amount of allowance money on cards and other dumb trinkets. Let's just say, those holographics didn't hold their value like I thought they would. Pokemon was the coolest thing to hit my elementary school since Neo-Pets and Tamagotchis, and It seems that the "Gotta catch 'em all" nostalgia has caught on with millions of people around the world, seeing as Pokemon GO now has more active daily users than Twitter users on the Android platform. That's huge!
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