by Eolake Stobblehouse Current Column iMac: Giving Power To The Kids - June 1st, 2001 Archived Columns March 2001 Putting X On The Front Burner... And Back Again - March 29th, 2001 January 2001 The Importance Of Fiber Optics To The Internet - January 31st, 2001 The Age Of Mobile Creativity? - January 10th, 2001 December 2000 The Importance Of The Mac: What's In A Pretty Face? - December 27th, 2000 The Thousand-Dollar Question: Is It Design, Or Is It Content? - December 13th, 2000 November 2000 We All Think - November 22nd, 2000 The Usefulness Of Net Speed & How To Get It For The Mac - November 1st, 2000 October 2000 Web Design: Keep It Simple (Stupid) - October 18th, 2000 is a contributing editor to the Mac Observer, specializing in cultural matters, and comes to us by way of MacCreator. Comments invited. The title of this column, "Fuzzy Logic", refers to an attempt to view the larger issues without getting lost in the details. Sort of "squinting" at things:) Of course it is also the term for an attempt in computing to get computers to look at the world like it is, in a spectrum of grays, instead of 1 and 0, or Black and White. Most Recent Examples of Fuzzy Logic iMac: Giving Power To The Kids - June 1st Putting X On The Front Burner... And Back Again - March 29th The Importance Of Fiber Optics To The Internet - January 31st Fuzzy Logic Archives