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A gorgeous day as I rode the waves of a county road up from the river and into the glacial-carved bays and fjords of this county, rising into the air to crest a blind hill, easing past the slower vessels, a horse and buggy, a man in a...
It’s Monday, and that means Fantasy with Friends! The prompts are hosted at Pages Unbound, and this time we’re talking about fairytale retellings: Do you like reading fairy tale retellings? […]
Short form thoughts about Morrison's New X-Men.
I’m still working my way through the British kings, and since I’ve been watching and
I figured I’d share a few things I’ve been noticing about myself lately. Maybe you can relate and maybe it helps to remember that we’re all just trying to figure it out as we go. The Noise Is Finally Quieter The biggest thing? I feel a...
At yesterday's Tinderbox meetup, something came up about the nature of our present circumstances, and the necessity to "change the world." In recent years, I've had little cause to reflect much here on "the world" and our role in it....
Kevin Kelly, in Your Most Improbable Life:
The pages of the first part of this volume are covered with an exhaustive detailing of disease – partly its symptoms, but always the methods for its spread, and never a word about its cures. The second part of the volume espouses the...
Invasion of the smalls
The near-polar lunar surface and environment had never been measured in-situ before Chandrayaan 3 arrived. Now our understanding of it has been grounded in measurements just as we prepare to send a wave of Moon missions.