Name: How We Worked Before the Internet, and What We Can Learn From It
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How We Worked Before the Internet, and What We Can Learn From It

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A natural experimentalist who loves to learn, innovate, and make new mistakes. I rarely take myself seriously.I find humor and puzzles in the ordinary, laugh at math jokes, and cram too much into a sentence. I'll melt for a clever pun, then retaliate. Languages fascinate me. I'm smitten by the beauty and utility of American Sign Language. Bad grammar drives me nuts.
I teach through analogy, counter-examples, silly questions, and gentle teasing. I make stuff up so you'll figure things out for ourself. I make even "hard" subjects like math and science easy—and fun—for children and adults to learn. Think that's nuts? It's because you've been taught wrong. I'll prove it to you. Try me.
A career in cybersecurity and a lifelong interest in privacy and social engineering taught me far too much about cryptography, hacking and the hacker mentality, Internet scams, and online safety. After working tech support, I now debug people before debugging their technical issues.
I'll entertain curiosity virtually forever. A 3-year-old gave up asking "Why?" before I ran out of answers.
How'd you find me? I'd love to know what caught your interest!

A natural experimentalist who loves to learn, innovate, and make new mistakes. I rarely take myself seriously.I find humor and puzzles in the ordinary, laugh at math jokes, and cram too much into a sentence. I'll melt for a clever pun, then retaliate. Languages fascinate me. I'm smitten by the beauty and utility of American Sign Language. Bad grammar drives me nuts.
I teach through analogy, counter-examples, silly questions, and gentle teasing. I make stuff up so you'll figure things out for ourself. I make even "hard" subjects like math and science easy—and fun—for children and adults to...

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