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There and Back Again: The Soul of the Commuter sometimes i read The New Yorker. they have an interesting article on commuting in the latest issue. according to census statistics Americans average 51 minutes each way. i drop tessa off at her office in the morning and then go to my office. if we back [...]

A National Intelligence Estimate on the United States this is an archive of an article that ran in a recent Harper’s. i haven’t finished it yet but from the summary and what i’ve read of the first section it is very insightful. i’ll update for discussion after i’ve finished it. i just wanted to put [...]

you remember those games you played when you were little? how suddenly an empty field or a boring playground structure would instantly become a vast desert expanse or a dark fortress teeming with evil? read Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. it’s like that, only more sinister. this project isn’t staying true to the mission i set [...]

i just finished reading Neuromancer by William Gibson. great book, i suggest you read it. it’s pretty much the seed for a number of sci-fi/cyber punk films/books you’ve probably seen/read in the last 10 years. i’m not in college anymore so i’m not going to analyze this. read it yourself and form your own oppinions, [...]