Fall 2011, I took econ 2101, the Global Economy, with Dr. Christine Ries. I signed up for this class on a whim becuase of the interesting intersection of computer science and economics (e-commerce, e-currency, bitcoin, etc.). Later I changed by mind, but by that time the other classes that I wanted to take were full at all of the decent times. While I have mixed feeling about dominant economic thought, I figured that the class would be interesting and was not eager to drop it for a morning class; however, if I knew the following things, I probably would have changed my mind…
about me
Hi, I'm Bethany. I currently live in New York City and am stoked to be working as an engineer at Kickstarter. I grew up in Atlanta and studied computer science at a Georgia Tech. I am a big fan of biking, pizza, and folk punk. I also try to pay attention to issues that deal with civil liberties, human rights, and democracy, especially in cases where technology is involved. You can contact me at bethany@bethanysumner.com.
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