A funny story about rules introduced in the newest version of Scrabble. He touches on some of the same stuff we've been talking about.

Seymour Papert's profile of Jean Piaget. Thought it illustrated some nice crossovers among our various readings.

An analysis of German style boardgames, and the implications they have on gameplay in general.

Computers have turned "remembering" into a default state, but one professor argues that this has horrible consequences-and he has a proposal for training machines how to forget.