Exhibiting Bias
Shaggystories, labels, economic growth, ethical origins, and behavior
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Epic Imaginings from the Bards to Pulp Fiction
[Imagination] is always attaching itself to a new reality, and adhering to it. It is not that there is a new imagination but that there is a new reality.
~ Wallace Stevens
The one thing I’ve been obsessing over is the journey humanit...
Anthropiad: Humanity in a line from Henry V
Tom Hiddleston, in a reprieve from his endearing depiction of Loki and beguiling recitations of T.S. Eliot, serves as perhaps the greatest film adaptation of Shakespeare’s work and certainly the only Henry V that would satisfy the Bard’s gh...
Canto II: O_MuseConstructAgentHistory
View through sand and fog, a story adorned,
nature’s lowly being, a wayward ward
by a byte, humanity transformed
achieving singularly, through Chronic Fork,
a path made, faceless volition unsheathed
with knowledge of evil, good, slave...
The Anthropiad: The Flaming Sword of Language
This post accompanies the first verse installment of the series.
The Hero and the Stakes
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