About Me
I'm a 24 year-old writer, technologist, and entrepreneur. Graduated from MIT Engineering in 2009. Currently living in Boston, MA. Email me at: [Kevin] *at* [Vogel-Labs.com]
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7 Lessons from Old School Videogames
Posted on August 15, 2011 | View CommentsWho knew you could learn so much from an old videogame? -
What does “I’m spiritual but not religious” mean??
Posted on May 10, 2011 | View CommentsLike most popular memes, it doesn't have much of a definition, and is more reflective of a cultural sentiment -
100% Transparency
Posted on August 12, 2010 | View CommentsWe keep moving towards greater transparency in business, in government, even in our personal lives. 100% transparency--where anyone can know anything that is should be public (plus things that are implicitly public, such as when you go to the grocery store)--has some interesting effects. First, it's very powerful. It holds corporations and governments accountable to the public. -
The Incredible Collective Consciousness
Posted on August 3, 2010 | View CommentsAnd all humans have an implicit desire to be connected to this collective consciousness. -
Our Digital Lives: Looking into the Past
Posted on May 26, 2010 | View CommentsDigitizing the family videos. Looking into the past. -
Beautiful Connectivity
Posted on May 11, 2010 | View CommentsI’m sitting in the middle of Madison Square Park in Manhattan writing a blog post on my phone. I think that about says it all. With a small device that... -
The Innovation of Open vs Closed Systems on the Web
Posted on May 7, 2010 | View CommentsImage by Smithsonian Institution via Flickr I had an interesting chat yesterday with a guy that thinks about the Web probably as much as I do (or more). The subject... -
A Problem with the Web that Needs to Be Solved: Knowledge Acquisition
Posted on May 4, 2010 | View CommentsThe internet has changed the world already. However, there are plenty of new ways to better utilize this beautiful thing called the Web. -
Apple and the Grave Risks of Absolute Rule
Posted on May 2, 2010 | View CommentsThe ideal form of governance is the absolute rule by what Plato referred to as the Philosopher King-- an infinitely wise ruler that is capable of perceiving the world and making the best possible decision. A state ruled by a Philosopher King is the most agile, efficient, and fair. -
Back on the Blogging Grid
Posted on April 28, 2010 | View CommentsI'm going to have to rescind that statement; I'm back on the blogging grid. People will still find their way to that important post. Twitter is a powerful tool for spreading the word to the right people.
