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You Don't Need the Title to Signify What This Art Represents, Which is Why I Don't Include It.Among the One Hundred: The ProfessionalsWhere it comes to first capturing favorites, timing is all. I came to The Professionals, rather it came to me, at age twelve on verge of thirteen. Story, setting, stars, never better...
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Last month, a Brown professor wrote about discovering that a majority of his students had used AI to cheat on his take-home exam. He was irate about this “scandal,” despite the university seemingly doing little to respond. I attended a well-ranked university until last year. The truth is: essentially every student...
I tried to define what a Cassandra should be, but could only come up with what it shouldn’t be, and that’s pessimism-as-a-service, or seniority-driven friction. Every time you deploy a heterodox opinion in your company’s channels, you’re spending capital. That capital is earned back, with interest, when your...
1 ''Jack Rabbit Slims TwistContest'' - You Never Can Tell - Jerome Patrick Hoban - Chuck Berry (Pulp Fiction) 2 Little Green Bag - George Baker (Reservoir Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 3 Fool For Love - Sandy Rogers (Reservoir Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 4 She's Just Killing Me - ZZ Top...
Today I picked up The Dark of Hot Springs Island again($15 digital, $60 physical, published by Swordfish Islands, written by Jacob Hurst, Gabriel Hernandez, Evan Peterson and Donnie Garcia). I’ve had it for a while. It’s a system-neutral module that has so much promise, and which has been highly recommended to me. A...
NoteThis was supposed to be one post, but it grew so long that I had to split it up. Here are/will be the others. For my trip to Berlin, my plan was to check out some museums there about German history and Jewish culture, and of course some sightseeing. For my first museum in Berlin, I decided to go to the Jewish...
I left a promise unpaid at the end of the first essay in this series: the combined harvester never claimed to think, and the AI model does, which is the one genuinely novel element in the present anxiety. This essay pays this debt, and the answer is less comfortable than the 'psychological debt' framework it...
"In Spite of Ourselves (feat. Iris DeMent)" by John Prine Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. Share a song that captures the feeling of being understood.- In Spite of Ourselves by John Prine and Iris DeMent It's the strongest fit. It's built entirely on being loved and known...
August 17, 2026 Last weekend, Belovedest and I walked down to the Art Institute of Chicago to see a current exhibit: Beyond Form: Abstraction at Midcentury. As you almost certainly have figured out by now, I’m a big fan of abstract art
 Before we look at art, we usually go up to the third floor of the Modern Wing to...
This builds on the ideas in my digital aura series, but I don’t think it’s necessary to have read it to follow along. I start by justifying why audiences want authentication of art and other cultural works, but AI detectors aren’t the best option — if you want to get straight to the theory, jump ahead. What do we...

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