From Alice in Wonderland to Alice in High School
And then one day Alice grows up and goes to High School.. “Wake up Alice, wake up! You’re going to be late to school,” said her mother. Wake did Alice do to get ready for school. She now was in high...
View ArticleAlice in Wonderland: User Experience
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is one of my favorite books. Over the years, I have thought and written about it from various angles. The imaginative children’s adventure tale (technically not a...
View ArticleOut of our heads
Most of us grew up believing that there is something within us, other than our brain, that makes us who we are- a mind/ a soul or just something not the brain. And for most of us, that belief has...
View ArticleReading: Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting There Is
In reflection to Scalzi’s “Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting there is”, I’m quite surprised that this article had provoked hundreds of people and raised up a dispute. Because usually,...
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Weird Thing Is Normal, Normal World Is Weird
Thanks to this essay, my mind was extremely exploded. I read it one month ago, and since then I try to always observe things around me with two questions: 1) Is it something that really weird or...
View ArticleA Small World After All?
The title: “A Small World After All?” makes me think of “Six degree of separation”. This theory not only reveals the hidden fate and mystery of the Internet, its further application will certainly be...
View ArticleExperience at ITP
ITP is like a good buffet. There are so many food in the restaurant and I have a certain limited time. If I try to different type of food, it could be good or bad experience, but it would be better...
View ArticleAir Guitar: Critiquing Art and The World
The Structure of the Book Air Guitar by Dave Hickey one of those “snow ball effect” type of books, that starts off as really slow reflective biographical anecdote, but gradually increase the intensity...
View ArticleThe Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Overall, I found the author’s take on the way in which art is consumed in the modern age quite interesting. Although this was originally written in the late 1930s, many of the author’s points can be...
View ArticleCity of Bits by W.J. Mitchell
W.J. Mitchell writes a collection of future scenes reflecting the impact of the digital telecommunication revolution in his book “City of Bits: Space, Place, and the Infobahn”. The book has seven...
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