Valerie asked me the other day
"How would it be if we could write down everything we knew?
I don't mean just math facts and biology,
but EVERYTHING we know about celebrities and video games and everything we have ever seen and done.
That question made me think about everything, absolutely everything we know.
What exactly is in my mental library?
Could a "library user" scroll down my list of "books" in my mind and know
what kind of person they're talking to?
Sort of the way "genius" in itunes can recommend music based on music in your itunes library.
How would you note down experiences that aren't exactly facts or information?
Like the fact that we might have a lot more patience than we did years ago,
based on constant wear and tear, constant negotiation and effort...
"How would it be if we could write down everything we knew?
I don't mean just math facts and biology,
but EVERYTHING we know about celebrities and video games and everything we have ever seen and done.
That question made me think about everything, absolutely everything we know.
What exactly is in my mental library?
Could a "library user" scroll down my list of "books" in my mind and know
what kind of person they're talking to?
Sort of the way "genius" in itunes can recommend music based on music in your itunes library.
How would you note down experiences that aren't exactly facts or information?
Like the fact that we might have a lot more patience than we did years ago,
based on constant wear and tear, constant negotiation and effort...
