This weekend I attended a national meeting for the CEVA project I am coordinating in January. We stayed in a girls’ boarding house—vacant for the weekend—next to the school where we had workshops. A drawing on the dresser in one room reminded me that correct grammar isn’t essential to be understood:
If the message is strong enough, the meaning will make it through.
Ryan does stuff and writes about it here. He studied philosophy at Notre Dame and worked afterwards with Holy Cross Associates in Chile. Some of his interests are technology, design, and photography. He was a student at UC Berkeley’s School of Information and currently works as an engineer at Slack.
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