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(Dis)Connected: The Joys of Asynchronous Play in Multiplayer Games

When you think of a multiplayer game, what do you think of? If the words painted a picture, what would that picture look like?

Oct 16, 2022

(Dis)Connected: The Joys of Asynchronous Play in Multiplayer Games

Oct 16, 2022

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SUPERJUMP

An Ode to Night in the Woods: A Charming Game About the Bleakness of Life

“At the end of everything, hold onto anything”

Aug 21, 2020

An Ode to Night in the Woods: A Charming Game About the Bleakness of Life

Aug 21, 2020

Published in
The Startup

Don’t Be Afraid of Bias in Writing

Bias is inescapable. Instead of running from it, learn to recognize it and wield it properly!

Aug 18, 2020

Don’t Be Afraid of Bias in Writing

Aug 18, 2020

The Disingenuous Nature of #FreeFortnite

Apple’s policies are horrendous, but Epic Games’ creation of their own false narrative shouldn’t go unnoticed.

Aug 17, 2020

The Disingenuous Nature of #FreeFortnite

Aug 17, 2020

A Critique of Banksy — Zeitgeist of the Modern Age

“He looks to current politically relevant stories for his easel, and dull disconnection as his paintbrush.”

Jan 13, 2020

A Critique of Banksy — Zeitgeist of the Modern Age

Jan 13, 2020

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HackerNoon.com

Big Tech Needs to Put Human Rights Before Business

When your customers are entire countries and humanity-at-large, you simply cannot disregard human rights.

Apr 16, 2019

Big Tech Needs to Put Human Rights Before Business

Apr 16, 2019

Optimistic Nihilists, Meet Camus’s Absurdism

Recently, I’ve seen a lot of articles and discussions mentioning the idea of ‘optimistic nihilism.’ These folks need to read Camus!

Mar 26, 2019

Optimistic Nihilists, Meet Camus’s Absurdism

Mar 26, 2019

Brad Plizga

Brad Plizga

Philosophy Student at Rochester Institute of Technology. I write/write about: Poems, Philosophy, Games, Art, Music, and anything I can wrap my brain around.

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