Look Ma, No Hands!
B. EarlA blog about getting back up...over and over again. I've been working in Hollywood for 20 years at the intersection of creative and technology. The things I've seen & done could fill a book. But I decided to do a weekly blog instead.
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We Need More Cosmic Horror for Perspective
Creating is the final form of our human thought, and when it is stripped down to its essence and regurgitated, the question around “what is meaning” is all that remains. What the fuck is any of this life for? Are we a glitch in the Universe...
There Is Nothing New Under The Sun
I write these usually a day or two before I post them. They are exercises in ideas that come throughout my week usually on my morning walks with the dog or during moments where I find time to just be with my thoughts. I apologize in advance...
The Great Cultural Flattening
It’s strange to think about a time before memes. I remember the internet era where the concept of “going viral” was non-existent. Back then it was a place to find information and connect with like-minded people via chatrooms, message boards...
The Calculus of Being and the AI Fallacy
I didn’t do very well in my high school calculus class senior year, barely passing with a mid-D. Math wasn’t my strongest subject but it also wasn’t that much of a disaster. The previous year I had received A’s in trigonometry and advanced...
Beauty and the Eye of the Beholder
Beauty has been debated since humans have had eyes and a mouth to express an opinion. It’s a strange debate to be had as this idea of what is aesthetically pleasing changes from person to person and era to era. With regards to fashion, our...
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B.Earl is an American comic book writer and filmmaker who lives in Los Angeles. Earl has been working with Marvel on books such as DEADLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN & DAREDEVIL & ECHO. He also works in emerging technology with both AI and blockchain.
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