Map Your Life (introduction)* The gummy bears went on strike for a really long time. They were upset about something, but they have terrible memories, so after a while they forgot why they’d gone on strike. Unfortunately, they also forgot about ...

::WARNING:: THIS TASK IS FAIRLY SERIOUS, You walk into the room. It's big and small at the same time. A million things in the small room, yet none of them are close to you. You're tired and hungry and cold, and there's a nice little couch...

Robert Putnam [a Harvard political scientist] likes to imagine that there is a triangle, its points comprising where you sleep, where you work, and where you shop. In a canonical English village, or in a university town, the sides of that triangle ar...

Portal 1 – Home Node 0 – Entryway, exits to 2, 6. Node 1 – Hall, exits to 0, 2, 3, 4. Node 2 – Living room, exits to 1. Node 3 – Bedroom, exits to 1. Node 4 – Bathroom, exits to 1. Node 5 – Kitchen, exits to 1, 7. Node 6 – Front yard...

Next school year, I am going to be doing Geography A level, so I decided the best way to do this task was by drawing a simple geographical map, like you'd find in many tourist information offices. A normal map, in other words. The main idea was that ...

Imagine if you will, four dimensional space. A space not unlike the one we seem to live in, only this space is a mental space. A space comprised of thoughts and concepts. I giant Venn diagram of ideas, overlapping and interrelated. Imagine as time t...

The first one is my lazy map of the US. I wrote out the general whereabouts of the major evenrs of my life. The second is my adulthood map, general firsts for living "on my own" etc.