I'd like to read this
I'd like to read this essay tonight: Finding Private Space in the Wired World (pdf).
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Monday, 14 October 2002
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That's a pretty good essay,
even though to me it seems little more than a rehash of ideas and themes already pounded to death in James Gleick's Faster (which he actually mentions) and Silicon Valley Snake Oil, by Clifford Stoll.
Still, Lightman wasn't nearly as heavy handed as those other two authors, and I'm a huge fan of his book, Einstein's Dreams.
Posted by: Bill Turner | Thursday, 17 October 2002 at 10:05 AM