Summer of Protocols

Best book I read this year, which is a non-trivial statement since it’s December and I think I’ll finish just one more book this month. Thing Knowledge by Davis Baird.

Also very relevant to protocols. I’m now convinced protocols are a best understood as a kind of behavioral envelope around things that bear knowledge in the sense of Baird’s notion of material epistemology. Protocols complete incomplete,y encapsulated things that cannot be entirely black-boxed or made fully foolproof.

Best book I read this year, which is a non-trivial statement since it’s December and I think I’ll finish just one more book this month. Thing Knowledge by Davis Baird.

Also very relevant to protocols. I’m now convinced protocols are a best understood as a kind of behavioral envelope around things that bear knowledge in the sense of Baird’s notion of material epistemology. Protocols complete incomplete,y encapsulated things that cannot be entirely black-boxed or made fully foolproof. 

https://www.ucpress.edu/books/thing-knowledge/hardcover

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head down for a bit, a lot of work to do. /grey "World Builder"

How ahead do you feel you are with the idea of protocols, from average person being highly immersed and impacted by protocols in a day to day?

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a) yikes… I bought it years ago and didn’t take note of the price — looks like it was $41 then

b) Library maybe?

Hardcover: $85

eBook: $85

Make it make sense