About

My name is Danilo Campos.

I’ve spent time in Silicon Valley, building software at the height of the last technology cycle’s zero-interest optimism. I’ve spent my life teaching computing to all ages, making the promise and power of tech more accessible. I love creation, culture and the power of our tools to make our dreams into reality.

As a kid, I fell in love with one idea more than any other:

There was a chess game being played with microprocessors.

It was incredible to me how the players of this game were organizing the future of human behavior according to their ambitions and vision. I read everything I could about it, from online flamewars to consumer magazines to the legal saga of the DOJ’s investigation of Microsoft.

In adulthood, I began to see that this game was mere continuation of oldest games humanity has ever played: cooperation, competition, commerce and culture.

The internet age has swirled all of these into a single, continuous, vertiginous soup of human connection. Network Games is my attempt to make sense of it all.

Reach out: [email protected].