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It is a terrible feeling to be unwanted where you live.

Since writing “Contemplating aloud” three days ago I have updated it at least seven times.

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Any problem involving voluntary human behavior within a system is a design problem.

(Note 9/10/26: this post has been updated at least seven times since the initial publication, and the latest table has evolved out alignment with the account given below.)

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I am pretty sure I first read whatever it was that implanted the myth of the star grid in my head when I was eight or nine, and I was at an apartment building playground near where my friend Devlin grew up.

A friend observed: “You have a serious problem with being disrespected, don’t you?”

Susan and I have a new method for fighting.

I have been thinking of PaRDeS as modes of understanding, but I have been losing confidence in that conception.

For the last 25 years I have been iteratively refining a set of technical distinctions.

Ever since I read Eric Ries and went into a decade-and-a-half sustained tantrum I’ve been thinking about how impoverished our conceptions of waste are.

Apparently the word “craft” is trending in the design world right now.

Note: This post was originally written in July 6, 2010, but left in draft form.

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The most vicious prejudices of a time are not the stubborn vestiges of yesterday’s bigotry, but today’s righteous antipathies.

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Regarding religion, here is what I know, limits and all: Our finite minds are inadequate to the relative infinitude of reality.