a crowd of one
Just finished reading John Henry Clippinger’s book “A Crowd of One.”
Identities are created by negatives… by what they are not: this identity is not shiny, white…
Just finished reading John Henry Clippinger’s book “A Crowd of One.”
Identities are created by negatives… by what they are not: this identity is not shiny, white…
“… is an art not a science, and we would like to make it a science”
but why?
is meaning the same as comfort?
Perhaps a bit…
where are your allegiances:
to intelligence, or, to homo sapiens?
There appears to be an oncoming force: the explosion of intelligence. This will emerge due to the diffusion…
IF 20th century business models give way under the strains of, excuse my bluntness “Ponzi-scheme” finances, doubling up is one possible new model. It might not always succeed, but it…
After a meeting with Tracy Mathieu and Brian Kronewitter at Mortenson Construction today, I was riding the motorcycle back to Chicago and enjoying the distictly non-urban meandering roads through forested…
I lost my bicycle. No it wasn’t stolen, I just forgot where I locked it up. Within the last three days. I rode it on Wednesday, not…
This, peripatetic muse,
has so much to do with how we focus in our work… Maggie Jackson recently commented how fleeting ideas are. And in our world they…
Architects are generalists. Buildings get built by specialists: contractors, tradesmen and paid for by financial specialists. Yet buildings are built for owners, an individual or entity who has…