This is an article I’m particularly proud of, though the idea came from the intrepid editors of the Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte. Their idea: during the zoom age we' all began meeting using the products of Silicon Valley — but how did the Valley arrive at its own interpretation of what constituted a meeting. I did a ton of research for this, found some amazing nuggets, and got to interview a bunch of brilliant folks. You can order the magazine here, but the piece unfortunately lives entirely offline… [Also: what. a. cover!]
