Posts Tagged As #suchness

A generation-spanning collection of memories from my late grandmother.

Data is reductive. It objectifies. It bureaucratizes. But is it a bad idea?

A novel of disorienting time dilation where days and nights coalesce into a maddening blur.

A modest book that changed the way I write.

Gardiner's tome is a deep exploration of Bach's prodigious cantata cycles, the St. John Passion, the St. Matthew Passion, and the B minor Mass.

Engineering alone can't fix what's wrong with the internet.

From port 79 and citizen's band radio to facebook.com, some lessons learned about digital identity from the time-traveling Outlander.

A reflection on Ram Dass' 1971 classic, "Be Here Now", and its connection to information and our state of being.

Exhibiting the culture of a generation, lost to time.

Think small when building big.

Why isn’t the internet better at engendering conversations?

The narrative can change, but we must overcome the disinformation and fear that has overtaken the United States.

Have better modeling and communication tools helped combat climate change?

There are no answers, only vehicles to take us to the next place.

The flow of information through time, bit by bit.

Formally encoding Western music enabled its propagation through the centuries, creating an industry and a practice where this notation is essentially requisite.

Start a conversation about the things we care about.