Hope in Source

What happens when anyone can build anything?

What makes something call out to us?

Can a conversation have a sense of place?

Does technology give us control or the illusion of it?

What does it really mean to call yourself anything?

How does rationality/ea and faith intersect?

How does faith call us to both right action and right emotion?

Why does everyone care about New York?

How do we all act as protestants online?

Where can hope be found?

Can our digitally mediated environment be spiritual?

What is the place of history in our society?

What is the nature of reality?

Why is Christianity so commercialized?

How can we think about digital communication, let alone silence?

Why read Ivan Illich today?

How does the digital life shape our perceptions of ourselves?

What is the state of modern software now, and how is it like losing at Tetris?

What happens when we open up browser APIs like a filesystem?

How do we think about ourselves and the communities we move into?

How does one come to faith, let alone come back to it?

What is Advent anyway?

Is technology just of chips and gadgets?

Can there be knowledge without a knower?

What does a convivial society entail?

Can we consider limits as a gift?

What can we learn from someone's last tweets?

Do we think about how the places in which we live are passed down?

Is more (information, people, code) always better?

What happens to our religions when they meet the Internet?

What does flourishing look like?

Why do we so easily forget where we come from?

What's life after removing yourself from social media?

Why would you choose to leave the public internet on your own terms?

What does it mean to be code adjacent?

Why attempt to faithfully recreate the past?

Is programming all digital or do we still have embodied roots?

Is the open source community a gift economy?

How should we think about saving something forever?

In our excitement to develop products for the future do we neglect the past?

Why play or even make games?

Do we learn in a vacuum, or does it involve our whole selves?

Why should we standardize?

How can we be free?

How old is open source anyway?

What do we treasure?

How is business development relevant to open source?

What's beyond simply beating a video game?

Why not record an conversation while getting a haircut?

Is the city a toaster (an object) or a cat (a living organism)?

Why do we trust anyone?

How do our rituals shape us?

Does authority have a place in religion?

How do symbols and stories foster culture?

How do communities handle money?

How do we evangelize our ideas?

Can everything that matters be measured?

Why do we do what we do?

What does it mean to join a community?

Why does faith seem so prevalent among open source developers?