Negative Space: Thomas Paine

Common Sense: The document that started the American Revolution in the minds of the colonists.
The New Literacy: In the 1700s, thousands of people learned to read solely to get at Thomas Paine’s radical writing. What does today’s Internet have in store for the mass of people trying to get on-line just for the dirty pictures?

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Knowledge expands fractally, and from a distance its edges look smooth, but once you learn enough to get close to one, they turn out to be full of gaps. — Paul Graham (How to Do Great Work)

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