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Multiculturalism, globalization, increasingly complex, changing and violent geo-political games, fast-changing technology, even a sensation of disorientation, isolation, and need to understand and be understood in situations where we are painfully aware of but voiceless in.

In a sense, I believe a large factor in this “bedouin” phenomenon is, quite simply, a rebellious spirit seeking answers, solutions and responses to many of these new situations – a spirit which will continue to search.

The last link is where people live. It is likely to be severed, too, for many people. That will allow rent/utility monies to be used in hotels, hostels, tickets, etc.

I myself have been looking for a bedouin-nomad-compatible homes/places/solutions to live as well, and I imagine many people are too.

This could perhaps rise to an increasing number of hostel/inn/transitory housing/low cost hotels, in time, allowing many people to also break the link of where they live. The Japanese “capsule hotels” come to mind.

Webouins, at least those near me (in Austin) have some specialized centricities imposed by what’s here. The webouins in San Jose and San Fran are quite different.

Anyway thanks for reminding me of a colorful word.

The more I think of it, however, I believe that web bedouin serves to describe ‘those people’. As I said before, I’m a web bohemian and always on the fringe as far as webouins are concerned, but I think that they bear watching. Following them can provide good indicators of what is happening and up-and-coming. (and it’s delightfully entertaining!)

My own experience with actual bedouin was in the deserts of the West Bank. Our guide pointed out as we drove by a number of encampments that the tribes of the Levant, at least, were perfectly familiar with cell phones, CB radios, satellite television and otherwise had managed to graft many of the trappings of high technology onto their lives thanks to four wheel drive Subarus and lightweight generators.

Even I’ve sat at computer attached to a satellite phone that doubled as a data modem (granted, at 9600bps) checking my email in the North Cascades. Granted, that wouldn’t exactly make web development feasible!

We hang out at the same watering holes as the Web Bedouins, Starbucks and other wi-fi cafes, and we have laptops too, but are less likely to have a stroke if we don’t have our blackberry with us along with our laptop. We may or may not be jet se…