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To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Andy Baio is over online meetups. Zoomed out. VR skeptical. Serendipity deficient. A lot of us probably feel the same way. But Baio has an advantage: He’s a technologist, a blogger, and the cofounder of the XOXO festival, which first launched in 2012 as an event for creators minus the soulless marketing of SXSW. He’s experienced conferences and virtual meetups from all angles: IRL, 2D, sort-of-3D. So after nearly a year of mostly lackluster online events, he decided to build a new kind of meeting space, one that, he says...

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To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Like many children under the age of 10, my two kids are obsessed with Legos. This is made possible by the all-encompassing bricksian ouroboros that has consumed our lives. Starting in 1999, Lego initiated dozens of deals and collaborations that turned pop culture icons like Batman and Darth Vader into tiny stackable figures and bricks. Rather than just watching a movie, my family now watches the Lego parody of that movie and orders the tie-in Lego set immediately afterward. I think my kids would bathe in the things, if only t...

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