Ever since digital books became available, there has always been a debate about which is better: actual, physical books or their digital copies? Everyone has a different opinion on each of them, and for most books, they’re not that different … Continue reading →

Choice. The freedom of choice is the foundation upon which our country was established. Freedom to choose which religion to believe in, or freedom to not believe in any religion. Freedom to protest about the government, freedom to choose what … Continue reading →

The Internet is as vastly unpredictable as the individuals that search it. Borges explains in The Library of Babel that “the Library is unlimited and cyclical.” Borges speaks of the fallibility of placing all knowledge within reach creates a seemingly … Continue reading →

In this digital age is your information safe? How much of your interests do you share with the online databases you use? Will privacy become obsolete? Databases collect information that you search. These topics could have very incriminating or personal … Continue reading →

It is extremely difficult to avoid documenting your life with the technology we face every day. We post our thoughts to Twitter. We update our status and upload our pictures to Facebook. We make videos of us with our friends … Continue reading →

Tufte and Lanham are have two definitely dissimilar writings. Lanham rallies to the cause of essential minimalism in that modern economic thought is crucially integrated into our perception of the world through a critical area—attention. Tufte details more with the … Continue reading →