1	Breadcrumbs and Footprints November 26, 2002
2	YOU ARE HERE * Buildings have ãprogramsä: they instruct a visitor in their use, they command, overawe or invite
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7	Crowd scenes The city is a landscape, but inhabitants and visitors reorganize it into their own personal ãpathsä Planned and unplanned uses
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11	See the page you made De Certeauâs dialectic of city and wanderer: making free use of the given environment Internet journalism: ãnarrowcasting,ä ãpull technologyä Choices ãpersonalizeä your cyberspace The ãpathä sticks to your shoesoles: cookies, logs
12	You are what you buy Amazon.com sociology: ãyouä are a set of preferences that sooner or later fall into a, identifiable pattern or mean (ãtasteä) A model of human behavior; your very own Sim representing yourself Sarcasm? Realism? Is there no hope? (Hope for what?)
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14	Fight simulation with simulation? ãOn the Internet, nobody knows youâre a dogä (New Yorker cartoon, circa 1995) ãTotal Information Awarenessä ãDigital DNAä ãSneak-and-peekä Does irony work? ãNo cookiesä?
15	Pipes and walls How does the creation of personal spaces correlate with the potential for control? Cyberspace is a made space, totally social; but not all made spaces are free The lesson of architecture