i don’t believe that everyone has a right to justice, or freedom, or equality. i just think we should give it to them anyway. because we can. and doing things because we can see that they are better, not just because we have to, is what fulfilling our human potential is about.
discussion of whether the government should make it illegal to smack children on channel 3 morning show. i sympathize with both sides more than i expect, and realize i really am becoming more libertarian.
discussion of iraq on bbc2 news show, and i see a parallel between expecting democracy just to grow and expecting parents to just stop using physical punishment. it’s interesting that these issues are on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
I completed a Masters' Degree in Human Computer Interaction Design in May 2006, and then I traveled a bit to figure out what the flip I want to do with such a degree in the wide, wide world. After landing back on the west side of the Atlantic, I moved to Portland, Oregon, where I worked with some of my fellow Informatics alums for a few months designing medical equipment and figuring out how to help a company change the way they do design. It turned out to be quite a battle, and as the lowest head on the totem pole, I got released back into the wilds. The wilds are fun...
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