From boyhood memories in New Jersey arcades to decrying the stresses of modern litigation, certified civil trial attorney Bruce Zamost explores how vintage electromechanical pinball machines serve as a conceptual escape from high-stakes legal work.
Drawing fascinating parallels between John Calhoun’s famous “Universe 25” behavioral study, the psychology of leisure, and the kinetic art of the game, Bruce reflects on how vintage pinball offers a rare space where rules are impartial, no liberty is on the line, and there’s always an opportunity for a replay.
Read Bruce Zamost’s full article featured on the New Jersey Association for Justice (NJAJ) blog