@sarahjeong, have you seen the follow up to Learn to Code Guy and his Homeless Friend Whose Name He's Now Learned? http://designtaxi.com/news/361296/Homeless-Man-Set-To-Launch-First-App-After-Just-Weeks-Of-Learning-To-Code/ …
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@sarahjeong But it's just...we get really caught up in individual stories, which are good, but never truly individual.
@Knitting_Kninja Also, by intervening, we change the course of the story, and so by focusing on these memes we hide the truth from ourselves
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@sarahjeong Yeah. :( Because the truth is scary, because it implies that any of us are not that far from it. -
@Knitting_Kninja also that a vast injustice is levied upon the nation's most vulnerable and we live day to day ignoring it
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@Knitting_Kninja Homeless coder visits Google offices. He is Known. Something other homeless will never have, learn to code or no. -
@sarahjeong It also allows us to avoid looking at systemic problems and systemic solutions. -
@sarahjeong That article wanted us to think, "Now this guy is fine, and the Learn to Code guy is so generous and that's ALL it takes!" -
@Knitting_Kninja let them eat code
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