Opinions are the foundation of healthy dialogue. They foster further discussion, allow us to understand competing points of view, and constantly remind us of why popular or unpopular opinions are what they are. Whether we believe in or do not believe in a certain opinion or stance, knowing that we have one and willing to share it makes all the difference.
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Project Cognizance is looking for a new round of debaters and debate topics. If you’re interested in a comparitive mini-research project, please let us know at the bottom of the home page in the …
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My debate position:
For Always-Online DRM
I cannot deny that the cases against Always-Online DRM are damning. However, I argue that Always-Online DRM, within a specific context, under specific conditions, may be justifiable.
My position is brief: always-online …
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This will be short; I don’t have much to say, if only because of the elusiveness of the topic. Originally this was going to be an article on the nature of the casual gamer, and …
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We love gaming. We love figuring it out. If you do as well, come write with us. At Project Cognizance, our focus is about asking questions and answering them. We're interested in not just the companies and the people that make up video games, but also the myriad of complex relationships that exist between them. We hope you do too. Come write with us.
Site co-ordinator and researcher, with a focus on gamer ontology and hierarchy.
Contributor, with a focus on play and play types, coming out of Huizinga and Caillilois.
Contributor, with a focus primarily on research. Interest in hermeneutics.
Researcher and writer with a specialty in indie games and narratology.
