I’m visiting home for spring break and a job interview. While sleeping on the couch very early this morning, my mother dropped what she called an “interesting fact” on the table next to me. Upon waking, I read this (apparently from a “Fact-a-Day” calendar, dated Wednesday, January 28th): It is believed that Shakespeare was forty-six [...]
Posts Tagged ‘butterfly effect’
Why We Can’t Stand Still
November 15th, 2008
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My instructor in my Modern Political Theory class was discussing how political theory, like any good idea, is generally applied retrospectively to a given situation. We aren’t usually able to see patterns until after the fact. Not that this makes theory worthless, of course; we gain a greater appreciation of what has happened, and we [...]
Monopoly
November 2nd, 2008
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The past three weeks have been spent very actively working on investigating and monopolizing my digital self. I feel as if I’ve wasted far too much time as it is. The diagram below is where I will be working on my presence in the months to come. If this is all very strange, it’s because [...]
