I really liked the second reading, because I am always curious about movies that leave things to the audience to interpret and also poetry; how everyone have their own meaning of the same couplet. The fear of not being able to convey what I am trying to convey is something I notice everyday everywhere. The author touched on the opposite where we ignite a thought and let other people drive anywhere. Thou this is a scary idea at the beginning, it uncover so many new possibilities which I might to have never thought about before. I wonder if I can in corporate in the Arduino assignments. In the P5, it was easy to let the audience contemplate but with this I think there it harder but can be done. And if done properly, it can have a far greater impact as we can have all the sensory inputs here.
On the other hand, the first reading highlighted something which I feel during every assignment, even thou room for creativity is infinite, one often feels limited with when working with primitive shapes or two LEDs. I understand it possible to create a mural out of primitive shapes but that also requires mastery in it. My take away from that reading is a quote by Martin Scorsese that is “The most creative is the most personal”