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The cover of Michael Shermer’s Conspiracy: Why the Rational Believe the Irrational (2022) employs some classic red string.
I accept being way out of sync with the current state of connected communications, holding stubbornly to ideas as old as a well chewed bone that no one else desired. An old bone, indeed. Hey, beyond bloggingaboutblogging I invent...
The audacious, hilarious, delightful and exciting Trouble In Paradise was a huge hit with audiences and critics upon its release in 1932. Unfortunately its mature treatment of sex, relationships, and unrepentant – as well as unpunished-...
I’m successfully running a Tangled knot!
Phish isn’t my jam. But Daft Punk is. This piece resonated with me. We’re all still figuring this out.
A love letter to films that still trust the viewer to think.
From Hellhound On His Trail: The Electrifying Account of the Largest Manhunt In American History, by Hampton Sides (Knopf Doubleday, 2010), Kindle pp. 281-282, 293-294, 308-309: Then Galt did something truly brazen, something that...
For mysterious reasons I have a newsletter on a completely other platform than this one. It happens on a Sunday, you can subscribe or read the latest one.
This article is an attempt to starting clarifying my (evolving) thoughts about Slay the Spire II by putting them into words. There are presumably (much) better players than me, but are they writing anything? My normal answer is ‘Nope.’...