The Big Problem Isn’t Piracy,

Once You Get To Naming Your Laptop, You Know That You're Really Having A Deep Relationship With It.

If You've Never Programmed A Computer, You Should. There's Nothing Like It In The Whole World. When You Program A Computer, It Does Exactly What You Tell It To Do. It's Like Designing A Machine — Any Machine, Like A Car, Like A Faucet, Like A Gas-hinge For A Door — Using Math And Instructions. It's Awesome In The Truest Sense: It Can Fill You With Awe.

It's Part Of A Cycle Of Stories I'm Writing Where I Deconstruct Classic Science Fiction.

All Secrets Become Deep. All Secrets Become Dark. That's In The Nature Of Secrets.

The Right To Freedom Of Association Is Fine, But Why Shouldn't The Cops Be Allowed To Mine Your Social Network To Figure Out If You're Hanging Out With Gangbangers And Terrorists?