New York
We applied my expertise in statistical algorithms to Duncan’s technical finesse. The results were abysmal. But we didn’t care, it was our project, our child, and the whole point was to learn. By making mistakes, we could get research that would inform us, give us insights, and test our assumptions.
Duncan and I lived the easy life of successful urban knowledge workers in the center of everything called New York. We had disposable income and unlimited access to resources. We were educated, focused, and invested in the life of now. We felt everything was immediate and relevant to us, that we were at the center of our universe. What a fantastic universe it was too. We laid down roots, made friends, and networked. Even things like where was the best place to buy cheese, our favorite
