We continue where we left off last week. There we discovered how an urge to play a popular video game led to a job. This week we learn how that job led to an opportunity to help others. And how, when The Sentinel needed help in return, those same people were only too glad to reciprocate. Read how voids create opportunity and how a little kindness goes a long way in this week’s Carosa Commentary “How Atari’s Asteroids Helped Launch The Sentinel.”
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