language Archives - Writing for Digital Spaces

Brock reminds us: code isn’t just instructions. It’s persuasion with power, shaping how we move, think, and interact online.

Human tone

Jokes are so much funnier when it’s told by a human rather than a machine, in a world of AI human voices are starting to be appreciated a bunch more.

Despite what we may have been taught all our lives, it’s a core function of a language to adapt to its speakers. Let’s expand on that.

Computers and humans work well hand-in-hand, at least most times. The relationship between how computers and the human brain works is awesome.

Written language can exist on its own but spoken language can more easily defend itself based on tone, approach, and personality.

A break from Eyman, oral language, and how writing as a technology changed the game for society dating back to Plato times.