Andy White

Thought this and lived by it for many years. Go get some awe.

Over the years my MacBook has seen a new screen, new motherboard and tonight, a new battery. Even Heraclitus and Plato discussed if it is actually the same laptop. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_o…

Brexit aka The Road To Serfdom chapter 5: "The effect of the people's agreeing that there must be central planning, without agreeing on the ends, will be rather as if a group of people were to commit themselves to take a journey together without agreeing where they want to go..."

I'm an F-shape reader, typically reading the first line of each paragraph before deciding if I need it's detail. This is what it looks like to embraces this idea (from para 3). So simple, so effective! ideas.ted.com/a-scientist-ex…

Had an idea of the perfect photo of Corfe Castle in my mind for a long time. Spotted this morning Ian Perkins has been out and captured it a couple of mornings ago. Bravo. instagram.com/p/BpbWTFoDMZR/

At @uxinsider the excellent @jonnyraeevans opened with ethics of intent. Something I have given a lot of thought to since reading this article. linkedin.com/pulse/ethics-ma… There is a distinct lack of awareness or consideration about the wider impact of sophisticated user research

"cultured, synthetic, in-vitro, lab-grown or even "clean" meat. [...] in a handful of restaurants by the end of this year." I think of this as the most impactful technological advancement since the internet. bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-cana…

Saw this at the @WinSciCentre this evening. Solar system fly through orbits for each of the planets with live string quartet playing the compositions was a pretty special event! theguardian.com/music/2018/s…

Interesting talk and some good insights last night. Thanks for organising. Apparently Canada is where it's at for children's tv programmes!

Most interesting documentary I've seen for a while, so relevant to every day yet never thought about, landfill isn't as rubbish as it sounds. The scale is massive, and it never goes away, each one like a giant buried time capsule. bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0…

I’d wondered what a digital government might be like, using something like a Stack Overflow to refine legislation from citizen contributions - crowd sourcing. Certainly some big hurdles, but Taiwan and Pol.is seem to be working it out - technologyreview.com/s/61181…

One of the lesser known facts about climbing…

This is a chance to come and work with some excellent people, and err me, but don't let that put you off eh.