Archive - Being in Space

The Fallacy of Being Taught the Fermi Method by an Algorithm

This is a response to a question from AI Literacy Salon #1.

Apr 3 • Nitzan Hermon

What No One Is Asking For

Week 1 of 10 – Creative Surplus: A Chapter a Week

Apr 1 • Nitzan Hermon

March 2026

Prediction, Ambiguity, and the Limits of Machines

Notes from AI Literacy Salon #1 – March 26, 2026

Mar 30 • Nitzan Hermon

The Costly Confusion

The highway can be built. The accidents require something else.

Mar 26 • Nitzan Hermon

What We Wish Algorithms Could Predict

In a recent AI Literacy workshop, I asked the prompt: *What do you wish an algorithm could predict?* As the answers moved from the practical towards…

Mar 23 • Nitzan Hermon

Men in Progress, a Few Months In

Progress or more sophisticated analysis

Mar 20 • Nitzan Hermon

The Margin as Center: Derrida, Self-Authorship, and the Work of Creative Surplus

Deconstruction is the act of noticing what you’ve had to set aside about yourself to stay legible.

Mar 18 • Nitzan Hermon

Beyond Authorship

How We Grow Into Complexity

Mar 16 • Nitzan Hermon

Building a Meta Community: 6 Years on

I started a meta-community in early 2020, just before we all stayed at our desks.

Mar 11 • Nitzan Hermon

AI Literacy Salons

The first salon is on March 26th, in Greenpoint

Mar 10

Critical Business School

CBS is a school of schools.

Mar 3 • Nitzan Hermon

February 2026

Being in Space, Ep 10

Linda Booth Sweeney and Leslie Bradshaw

Feb 9 • Nitzan Hermon

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