Albert @Exr0n
I’m currently very interested in brain-machine interfaces. There’s some magic stuff happening up in those crania, and I’d like to see what we can do with a little engineering. More generally, I like to figure out how things work. My second most prized possesion in kindergarten was the hit picture book The Way Things Work (the first was my stuffed bear, who I was convinced was a dog). This lives on in reflective conversations, close reading (of media, but also of the designed environment and emergent phenomena), and wandering behind the scenes. Trailer of my life: Things that consistently leave me in awe: Beliefs/axioms: It seems like there’s a lot of fun stuff to do; and we can do it.
I’m very interested in brain-machine interfaces. There’s some magic stuff happening up in those crania, and I’d like to see what we can do with a little engineering. More generally, I like to figure out how things work. My second most prized possesion in kindergarten was the hit picture book The Way Things Work (the first was my stuffed bear, who I was convinced was a dog). This lives on in reflective conversations, close reading (of media, but also of the designed environment and emergent phenomena), and wandering behind the scenes. Trailer of my life: Spawned in Michigan, lived in 4…
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