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ON: Translation

Song of the Week: “Elle me dit,” by MIKA - “Un jour tu comprendras”1

The other day, I was reading an article about AI and creative writing. The author argued that while artificial intelligence may someday skillfully dupe the appearance of...

9 days ago
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ON: Conspiracy Theories

Song of the Week: “Violet Hill,” by Coldplay - “The future’s architectured / By a carnival of idiots on show”

For the last four months, I’ve been working with a retired sociologist named Ronald Lawson to turn his life’s work into an academ...

23 days ago
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No syllabus this week!

Hi everyone!

We’re flying out today to visit Taylor’s parents and celebrate the baby with his family, so there won’t be a Syllabus today. I hope you’ve been enjoying the warmer weather, longer days, and cheerful flowers appearing everywhe...

a month ago
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ON: Memorials

Song of the Week: “If I Die Young,” by The Band Perry - “Send me away with the words of a love song”

[Content warning: This syllabus is about death, and includes a picture of human bones]

Like so many others, the highlight of my last week...

a month ago
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No syllabus this week!

Happy Easter weekend if you celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus and/or the proliferation of chocolate eggs brought to children by a rabbit of questionable benevolence!

Taylor and I are going out of town on our babymoon this weekend to Pri...

2 months ago
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