Author's Note: This post is not an attempt to get into the productivity thought leader space. I wrote this article as a response to a Threads posting about Ph.D. journals and what one should incorporate into such a book. The following is the extended reply to my original remarks. Introduction...
One of the various ways that I tried avoiding writing in grad school was to work on Pyramid games. Pyramid games are those games that use my friend Andy Looney’s pieces and designs as the foundation for all sorts of abstract and complex games. An early lesson I got from this practice...
Note: This post was written for VICO 615: Seminar in Visual Communication – VisCom Studies at Ohio University as part of the Weekly Reading Notes assignments. This was posted in my original cyberstudies.blog.com site. I am keeping it here as part of the archive of my work as described in my "Ephemeral/Restart"...
