Live Course Participant Essays
Of the ~40 participants in the 2 live iterations of the course, 16 completed essays that were published on ribbonfarm. You may enjoy reading these to get a sense of the kind of writing sensibility the course aims to foster.
- Rolling Your Own Culture and (Not) Finding Community (1/10/2017) by Timothy Roy
- Cannon Balls, Plate Tectonics, and Invisible Elephants (1/12/2017) by Hal Morris
- How to Dress for the Game of Life (1/17/2017) by Pamela Hobart
- The Antiheroine Unveiled (1/19/2017) by Sonya Mann
- Lies, Caffeinated Lies, and Operating Systems (1/24/2017) by Tim Herd
- Games, Videogames, and the Dionysian Society (1/26/2017) by Chris Reid
- Shift Register Code Breaking Out of the Echo Chamber (2/7/2017) by Nolan Gray
- One Sacred Trick for Moral Regeneration (2/9/2017) by Harry Potash
- Caring and Reality (2/14/2017) by Kyle Eschenroeder
- Unbuilding the Wall (2/16/2017) by Toby Shorin
- The Crisis of the Lonely Atoms (8/8/2017) by Alex Hagen
- Questions Are Not Just For Asking (8/10/2017) by Malcolm Ocean
- Winning Is for Losers (8/29/2017) by Jacob Falkovich
- Common Sense Eats Common Talk (9/26/2017) by Stefano Zorzi
- The Internet of Electron Microscopes (9/28/2017) by Chenoe Hart
- “It’s Only Cannibalism if We’re Equals” (10/2/2017) by Graham Warnken