Since the term was coined, writing has been considered an
art and not a science. There is no
particular method to acquire results from writing, there is no set format for
writing, and writing does not remain constant over the years. As new and unthinkable ideas become part of
our knowledge, writing must adapt in order to accommodate what did not
previously cross our minds. Writing is
the Occam’s razor for communication in that it is the simplest solution for
communication and understanding of another’s ideas. Just like any art from, there comes a time
when a new perspective of an idea takes form and the artist uses that
perspective and integrates it with the preexisting idea. This is called a remix. A remix is when the artist takes an idea, copies
the idea, transforms the idea and combines the different ideas into something
that has not yet been thought of.
Remixes have resulted in almost all of today’s greatest accomplishments
and continues to progressively propel our world. Writing is just one of the many subsets of
the remix ideology. All writing consist
of are letters and symbols arranged in patterns that facilitate the
communication of ideas to an audience.
Although it is not a universal language, communication through writing
has been around for centuries. Writing
is far from original and is essentially, all just a remix in itself. What I expect to learn from this course is to
continue on this idea about remixes and how they are seamlessly mixed with
everything we know and think. I want
this course to teach me to think critically about any idea presented and use my
own knowledge to effectively communicate my own version of that idea to any audience.
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