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Ideas Having Sex

By J. Timothy King on April 6, 2012

John Stossel recently published a short piece in The Freeman about ideas having sex. This naturally explains the most lucrative business sector ever seen on the Internet: idea porn. So, when I shared this article on Facebook, and fellow fiction blogger and Star Trek fan Neil Shurley re-shared it, I thought of that Star Trek: […]

Posted in Humor, Intellectual Property | Tagged creativity, ideas, Star Trek

Baptism of Chaos and the Writer’s Soul

By J. Timothy King on October 11, 2011

I’ve been going through a baptism of chaos. Been working on a summer software-development project–summer turning into autumn–a project with too many harrowing twists and a too-soon, hard deadline. I’ve been putting into this project as many hours as I can fit, plus some that I can’t. Because I need to earn enough money to […]

Posted in Writing | Tagged creativity, spirituality | 2 Responses

Why Geeks Should Care About Fashion

By J. Timothy King on August 1, 2006

As a thirty-something male software engineer, one of the best things about looking for a new job is that I get to go shopping for interview clothes. And that’s what I did this weekend. If you’ve not appreciated the joy of shopping for interview clothes, you’re missing out. And if you think that this joy […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Job-seeking, Personal Improvement, Stories, Tales of a Wanna-Be Software Entrepreneur, True Stories | Tagged creativity, fashion | 1 Response