@JeremRB01 It’s got no idea in it. Beethoven would take a musical idea and work it through over the whole piece. This is just harmonic changes with scales.
@FelicityCarter pokes a hornet nest in her latest newsletter on the role of AI in Wine Writing.
How much AI is too much AI when it comes to wine writing?
And will we apply the same framework when it comes winemaking competitions, too?
https://t.co/wHk8xn3sTG
Do GLP-1 drugs work by inhibiting appetite or by prioritizing fat oxidation over storage--changing metabolic fuel partitioning, in the lingo?
Most researchers (and X influencers) will insist it's the former, but they'll do so because they don't think deeply about the alternative.
Maybe the new paper by Friedman & Lund will help. 🤞
Shocking to read an article on CNN where claims comparing alcohol to cigarettes have no scientific backing - sad that @CNN does not check their facts and quotes people with major conflicts of interest without declaring them Check out this article: https://t.co/5tHPofC2XD
Wine journalist Felicity Carter is trying to conduct a survey of how GLP-1 use affects alcohol consumption.
If you are taking GLP-1, please take a look at this survey.
(I have nothing to do with it, but I look forward to the results.)
https://t.co/QskiiaKpTR
@cjsnowdon "Gendered colour." I wish the temperance people would learn something about alcohol. "Pink" Prosecco simply means the winemaking process included Pinot Noir, a red grape. Rosé winemaking has a long and honourable history.
@wblakegray How appalling. Alas, it doesn't surprise me. If you see a doctor in Australia, the top of the form will have questions about exactly how much alcohol you "use". I always write, "50 a day when judging".
@amwilson_opera Maybe Joachim Fest's memoir Ich nicht? ("Not I" in the English translation.) It's less about art as joyous awakening and more about how his family used art as a shield against Nazi indoctrination.
@cjsnowdon There are so many logical fallacies in this paper, it's hard to know where to start. They seem to think that marketing is a magic demand creation tool, where consumers have no say.