Beware Of Addictive Medicines. Everything In Moderation.

As A Kid, I Was Always Into Art At The Same Time As Computers, And Eventually I Realised I Was Making More Interesting Stuff With My Keyboard Than With My Hands. I Really Enjoyed Modifying Computer Games More Than Playing Them, So That Got Me Into Programming.

An Interface Can Be A Powerful Narrative Device. And As We Collect More And More Personally And Socially Relevant Data, We Have An Opportunity, And Maybe Even An Obligation, To Maintain [our] Humanity And Tell Some Amazing Stories.

I Was Really Intrigued By The Idea Of Using Live Streams Of Data That's Relevant To Real People, And That Would Allow Us To Reflect And Learn About Ourselves.

My Mom's A Psychologist, And I Think That Has Influenced Me On A Personal Level. Plus, I'm Just Generally Interested In Visualization And Humanity, Social Activity And Technology, And What Happens In Aggregate.

They Say An Elephant Never Forgets. Well, You Are Not An Elephant. Take Notes, Constantly. Save Interesting Thoughts, Quotations, Films, Technologies…the Medium Doesn't Matter, So Long As It Inspires You. When You're Stumped, Go To Your Notes Like A Wizard To His Spellbook. Mash Those Thoughts Together. Extend Them In Every Direction Until They Meet.