Imposter Syndrome
Reynolds Wrap Up I called out to my readers and fellow bloggers (all of whom I trust to have good taste) for their opinions on whether or not I shoul
Katy over at Get Yourself Some Boring writes:
I probably wouldn't read your blog if it was dedicated to picking apart Reynolds, whereas reading a grad student in the field talking about what's good in the field seems like it would be interesting.
Unfortunately, the Foresight Institute may have a real research justification for keeping Instapundit around. As I understand it, the real problem with implementing nanotechnology is not just making gears, shafts and other brute mechanical devices microscopically small, but also to design on-board computer programs and hardware that will have to be the last word in miniaturized artificial intelligence.
In which case, the first thing I would do is study something with a brain as small as Glenn Reynolds'.
Wouldn't you?
There's a lot of information embedded in the primer -- websites, names, quotes, googling suggestions, a decent amount of context, a good dose of subversion and maybe a wee bit of the subliminable.
Unfortunately, the Foresight Institute may have a real research justification for keeping Instapundit around. As I understand it, the real problem with implementing nanotechnology is not just making gears, shafts and other brute mechanical devices microscopically small, but also to design on-board computer programs and hardware that will have to be the last word in miniaturized artificial intelligence.
In which case, the first thing I would do is study something with a brain as small as Glenn Reynolds'.
Wouldn't you?