to many private archives out there. every journey adds to the list of endangered knowledge. it's hard to know what to do. maybe draw a map ...

… one of the things I constantly am pushing them on is this notion that says, you [have] got to look at the economics of your research. Are you building something that does give you a five percent increase in value at a 20 percent increase in cost? just not worthwhile. | diane pozefsky, 2003

refound thanks to a ref from tiny's page.

metaphors have an irritating habit of developing a sort of autonomy | george schmid, counterfactual and futures histories, 2009