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Where What If Outweighs What Is

People* are asking me about this AI 2030 apocalypse thing, which I’m taking as permission to get very mansplain-y and spreadsheet-brain-y.

*my wife and at least one friend

First of all, the fact that a lot of people working on AI think it...

4 days ago
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I won’t let you go

The story of Jacob wrestling God in Genesis is one of the most evocative ones in the Bible. There is a line in particular that I want to explore. At the end of a night of struggle, with a mere touch with his fingers, God breaks Jacob’s hip,...

12 days ago
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I Meant to Give My Lawn A Lil’ Haircut But Instead I (Accidentally) Lobotomized a Baby Bunny

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Earlier this summer, I went to give my lawn a little haircut. I used an EGO mower (by all means, please consider this an endorsement). It’s called EGO because it’s electric. And, of course, electric is good for the environment (as the g...

a month ago
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"The One Who Stayed"

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2 months ago

The ends are never promised; the means are guaranteed

Tools can act as trojan horses
They coerce what they allow
The mind, to set on altered courses,
Deriving ‘oughts’ from ‘hows’

From part I:

Large-scale advertising could be many things. It is presently what pays the bills to make t...

2 months ago

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