JordanThoughts on Sound: SevenI’m struggling to identify where I should focus my efforts. The crux of this project is that a lot of the daily soundscape is made up of…Mar 9, 2020Mar 9, 2020
JordanBlack Crayon, or: Why I Wear Black“Black is the color of spiritual death.”Dec 21, 2019Dec 21, 2019
JordanThe Smell of Happiness — Part 1You sometimes start humming a tune, but can’t quite remember what the song is. A person will tell you a story or something you did, but…Dec 4, 2019Dec 4, 2019
JordanThe Smell of Happiness — Part 2The method has also been applied to the implantation of false memories, in almost an identical way to the smell memories. Only this relied…Dec 4, 2019Dec 4, 2019
JordanDo Machines Need to See Color?In 2018, H&M was publicly admonished for putting a hoodie on a child. The hoodie read “Coolest monkey in the jungle.” The child was black…Nov 12, 2019Nov 12, 2019
JordanRice As A Storage MediumSurendra Kumar Apharya holds the record for writing on a grain of rice. The artisan from Jaipure wrote 1,749 characters on a single grain…Nov 12, 2019Nov 12, 2019
JordanSeparation of TasteI recently bought a 5lb tub of whey protein. After choosing the size of tub, I clicked the drop down menu to select a flavor. The choices…Oct 14, 2019Oct 14, 2019
JordanMusic While You Eat“What if the cure for cancer was trapped inside the mind of someone who can’t afford an education” is a anonymous quote I can’t attribute…Oct 6, 2019Oct 6, 2019
JordanHow We Hear The WorldA whistling kettle is a sound we all know. It’s a pleasant and warm, albeit a little high pitch, ring to let you know that the water is…Sep 28, 2019Sep 28, 2019
JordanThe Limits of Cognitive BandwidthSince I was a child, I’ve felt like when I flex my shoulders, I can almost feel wings. To clarify, I’ve never had wings. I’m pretty sure…Sep 21, 2019Sep 21, 2019