Reviews Non Sequitur ad Absurdum: David Thorne’s The Internet is a Playground Michael Thomsen - 5.18.2011 | 4 If there is an enduring truth revealed by the internet, it is that the world only seems to make sense when you filter most of it out. Michael Thomsen - 5.18.2011 | 4
Reviews The Memory That Never Was: Joshua Foer’s Moonwalking With Einstein Michael Thomsen - 3.7.2011 | 1 Given enough time, all science writing—no matter how casually or clinically it is presented—winds up being wrong. Likewise, any work of participatory journalism that finds the undertaking more interesting than the author is bound for obscurity. Michael Thomsen - 3.7.2011 | 1
Reviews The Dwindling Difference Between Play and Work: Jane McGonigal’s Reality is Broken Michael Thomsen - 1.24.2011 | 4 McGonigal enumerates reality’s broken parts in a laundry list of suffering. In short, games will fix everything. Michael Thomsen - 1.24.2011 | 4