Deconstructing The Lulz

Totally. I did find the book though, and I’ll give you the link, just in case you want to check it out/bookmark it/store it away somewhere in your brain.

I started reading it when I got into my complexity class, but then got swamped with too much reading and had to stop. Ugh. It was looking so good though.

Here’s a link to it: http://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Bound-Disorder-Contemporary-Literature/dp/0801497019

# mayacosby

mayacosby replied to your post: mayacosby replied to your post: mayacosby replied…

UGH FUCK I wish I could help but I have to read 30 pages of Lefebvre, 25ish pages of Perry Anderson, an then lesson plan WHOOPS

Haha, no worries. I wasn’t really asking for help anyway. I would have been very surprised if anyone had actually replied and said “Yes. Please. Let me do your work for you”.

[That sounds like a lot of work though. I’m exhausted just looking at what you typed.]

I’ll probably end up posting the essay on here anyway because narcissism. That, and the fact complexity science is super awesome.

Which reminds me, I’ve got this book that I need to read (can’t remember the title), and which I think you’d like, that charts the recent history of studying complexity and non-linearity in “the sciences” and in “the humanities” and argues that the shift was due more to cultural causes than any deep grounding in “Truth”, especially considering that both ‘turns’ happened at nearly the same historical moment. Super interesting stuff.

# mayacosby

mayacosby replied to your post: mayacosby replied to your post: So…I’m writing an…

find a font where size 12 is smaller

Yup. Got that one covered too. I guess I really just have to actually edit something.

Ugh. Life is hard.

# mayacosby

mayacosby replied to your post: So…I’m writing an essay right now for my…

make the font smaller

I thought about doing that. But then the essay prompt said explicitly “12-point font”. It had specific margin requirements too. What a fascist.

# mayacosby