This is the discourse prototyper. It let's you prototype a discourse by simply rolling it through ink and continuously printing on to (almost) any surface. The prototyper only let's you print the introduction, seminal parts to discursive constellations (i.e. analyze, interpret, conclude) are left out. Anyway, you get the point.
This device is the result of the horribly dullifying experience you have when attending school in a system that lacks multiple choice exams. So, you would get an excerpt of text, make your conclusion while reading and not thinking that it is worth more than two, three sentences. However, your teacher demanded a ten page essay written in 90 minutes (as a 14 year old). So, the discourse prototyper would have made a lot easier in school.
This device is the result of the horribly dullifying experience you have when attending school in a system that lacks multiple choice exams. So, you would get an excerpt of text, make your conclusion while reading and not thinking that it is worth more than two, three sentences. However, your teacher demanded a ten page essay written in 90 minutes (as a 14 year old). So, the discourse prototyper would have made a lot easier in school.
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