Brian Thomas Clark

Make no mistake, a machine’s memory is useful. I like the idea of a technology that will let me interrogate myself. To crawl through my notes and frag

The proliferation of relatability has narrowed the human experience, pushing us towards assimilation and mundanity. And, for whatever reason, we have

Websites are still the primary place potential students will search for the information that’s important to them. That seldom is a brand message. Or a

When we emphasize the artificially quantized, we lose access to the glorious in-between where we all actually live.

Critical ignoring is the ability to choose what to ignore and where to invest one’s limited attentional capacities. Critical ignoring is more than jus

By contrast, when “everything is at our fingertips” — when art is compressed into the same omnipresent and infinite digital non-time as every random p

All this should seem obvious, which is most troubling: the lack of communal love — the indifference we have towards neighbors, strangers — is not only

In the end, shame has its purpose, of course. It acts as the great course-corrector, with a kind of redemptive electricity that forever nudges us towa