“Getting an education from MIT is like taking a drink from a fire hose.” -- Jerome B. Weisner
July 4, 2009
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- is a cultural hacker based in Cambridge, MA. He has worked for the CBC, contributing to Gemini, Emmy and Webby award nominations. He holds a patent in mobile software, was the editor of one of the first online cultural magazines and once spoke at the Massachusetts State House, announcing the creation of a new country. Ian is now a graduate student at MIT's Program in Art, Culture & Technology where he continues to shape his work.
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the only downside is, graduates often end up speaking entirely in cliches like "drinking from a firehose"
Interesting. I've heard the same words used by a journalist (I forget who) to describe what it's like to interview Steve Jobs.
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