Stephen Zeoli wrote:

What I love about Beck's videos is three-fold:

1. You get a very nice primer on certain aspects of Tinderbox, of
course, including the all-important (with Tinderbox) case example.
2. You see a smart person working through the process of making sense of
complex concepts.
3. You learn something interesting about a subject (purposeful
purposelessness, for example) you may never have heard of before.

Well done, Beck. And definitely NOT boring.

Steve Z.

I agree.

And very much by the way: for anyone tempted to follow Jeffery above in reading The Tinderbox Way in order to learn about how to use the app, "Jeffery's brain" is far from unique. The Tinderbox Way is much less a "How To" manual, and much more a book about the philosophy underpinning the application.

To be fair, Tinderbox's developer Mark Bernstein has stated as much in past, but evidently not loudly enough. The "How To" Tinderbox book is still to be written.