Joel Johnson writes about the Foxconn factory in China.

"I try to allow for this, especially when presented in the "But you call yourselves journalists!" package. I know that most of the people attempting to define and discard our opinions have the media comprehension ability of an especially contemplative elk. Still, consider this in a scrolling, flashing, graphic set overtop an exploding marching band: "Journalism" is an act, a process, not a role nor a duty. Sometimes, despite all inclination to the contrary, journalism is practiced at Gizmodo."

Joel Johnson chronicles the efforts of Lance Blair to build confidence in amputees through intense off-road adventures.

Joel Johnson writes a brilliant essay responding to those refusing to buy an iPad because of concerns over innovation.