Awards
2000 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer[91]
2004 Locus Award for Best First Novel for Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom
2004 Sunburst Award for A Place So Foreign and Eight More
2006 Locus Award for Best Novelette for "I, Robot"
2007 Locus Award for Best Novelette for "When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth"
2007 The Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Award[92]
For Little Brother
2009 John W. Campbell Memorial Award[93]
2009 Prometheus Award[45]
2009 Sunburst Award[46]
2009 White Pine Award[94]
2018 Inkpot Award[95]
For Pirate Cinema
2013 Prometheus Award[45]
For Homeland
2014 Prometheus Award[45]
There's a performative aspect involved. Similarly, it's not a waste of time if a dance or a music jam is performed but not recorded, even if there is no audience.
An advantage to drawing something that will be erased -- instead of just imagining it -- is that it helps train your fine motor skills, and allows more intense cognition (i.e. you can draw something, stop and think about it, then draw some more, instead of relying entirely on visual and short-term memory.)
Finally, if you have writer's block or a similar anxiety then a whiteboard is low-threat because a quick wipe and it's gone.
That was a far-out read, thanks. I was all hyped about the Andromeda Galaxy merging with the Milky Way, until I realized that humanity would be extinct or highly speciated.
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I tried living like this, but I couldn't. A couple more things I need:
sheets: both a fitted sheet for the matress and a second loose sheet on top
some kind of blanket or comforter on top of the sheets
two pillows, one "soft" and one "firm".
That being said... tables? A chair? Who are you, the King of France? In fact you don't even need the matress, just get a futon that you can fold up for more space and use a laptop on top of that, like I'm doing right now.
“The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house.” -Audre Lorde
The lions made sure the gazelles had the lion's tools.