You are not so much a part of the machine as you are the reason the machine runs at all.A.J. Marini spent thirty years building video games (boss fights, difficulty curves, exploits). Then his own game glitched. A studio collapsed, a career trajectory crashed, a father died. He started wondering if the rules he'd been coding into other people's worlds were running quietly underneath his own.Fixing the Sim is what came out of that. Part physics, part philosophy, part the tru...