I’ve written in the past on games attempting to encourage reading on one of my articles entitled “Creating a Generation of Winners” The article goes over a project from game developer Jesse Schell and its work called Lexica. The interesting thing about his game is that he isn’t trying to replace reading books with game […]
Monthly Archives: August 2018
Thoughts on Gamification Part 1
Note: The following writings is a flow of consciousness, not intended as a research document and thus I’ve kept much of the references out. Most of these can be found on my other writings. You can tell that the industry is filled with idiots and charlatans just by the way they explain their conclusions. […]
Quick Points on Epigenetics
I recently heard a woman argue that “science” has proven that thoughts can change DNA, and they used this as a premise for new age thinking and the belief that wishful thinking has power over the physical world. It was obvious she didn’t even know how to structure an argument properly, and I don’t suffer […]