Windblown Curiosities
Ryan HodesMusings on whichever way the wind blows me. Film, books, philosophy, culture, technology, it's all fair game.
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To Live in a World of Gifts
The following is part three of a four-part essay about the death of the “American Dream,” the death of the lawn, and what we might be able to build upon their ashes. Read parts one & two below.
“A great longing is upon us. To live in a wor...
The Lawn As Meritocratic Mythology
The following is part two of a four-part essay about the death of the “American Dream,” the death of the lawn, and what we might be able to build upon their ashes.
The following is part two of a four-part essay about the death of the “Amer...
The American Dream is a Dead Lawn
The following is part one of a four-part essay about the death of the “American Dream,” the death of the lawn, and what we might be able to build upon their ashes.
Coddled Myths
In 2008, a 66-year old Florida man named Joe Prudente got...
The Techno-Nationalist Wolf in Ethical AI Sheep's Clothing
Anthropic's ethical AI marketing hides a more sinister reality
The following is part 3 of a 4-part essay on Anthropic, which presents itself as the “good guy” in the AI space. The only problem is, their pitch is rotten to the core. In this...
Why Anthropic wants you to think Claude is conscious
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The following is part 2 of a 4-part essay on Anthropic, which presents itself as the “good guy” in the AI space. The only problem is, their pitch is rotten to the core. In this series, we will review their origins and their decep...
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