Cooper Union
Building in New York City, USA. Part of New York City.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Road Not Taken Is Guaranteed Minimum Income | Jeff Atwood | setting | The essay is a speech delivered in the Great Hall. |
| Let’s Talk About the American Dream | Jeff Atwood | setting | The post announces a joint talk by the author and Alexander Vindman at the hall, 14 days away, on the American Dream. |
The Road Not Taken is Guaranteed Minimum Income — Jeff Atwood (2025)
Source: The Road Not Taken Is Guaranteed Minimum Income · Original · Readwise highlight
The following is drawn from a speech I delivered today at Cooper Union’s Great Hall, where I joined Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman to discuss the future of the American Dream.
- Role: setting
- In the article: The essay is a speech delivered in the Great Hall. Near the end the speaker says the hall hosted a standing-room-only memorial service for Aaron Swartz eight days after his death.
- Why it matters: The venue frames the piece as a public address and gives the Swartz tribute its weight. The argument would stand elsewhere, but that link would be lost.
Let’s Talk About The American Dream — Jeff Atwood (2025)
Source: Let’s Talk About the American Dream · Original · Readwise highlight
Cooper Union Great Hall 14 days from now.
- Role: setting
- In the article: The post announces a joint talk by the author and Alexander Vindman at the hall, 14 days away, on the American Dream.
- Why it matters: The venue is the event the post promotes; it is only named once.