To the woman he said: "I will certainly multiply your pains in sending emails. In pain you shall reread them and in pain you shall revise them time without end. Your desire shall be to hit send, but behold, there is an exclamation mark to delete so as to sound less like a girl."
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@stephenkamm Macdonald’s already been recommended, but I’d specifically point to his novel Malcolm for Scottish flavor. Scott’s first novel Waverley is a great glimpse of the Jacobite rising in the Highlands. And adding a little poetry—Burns, of course, or Macpherson’s Ossian, would be nice.
@PhilipDBunn Non-fiction only. Fiction, poetry, and drama are always alphabetical by author, unless they’re special editions that need to be preserved on a shelf far from sunlight.
Voltaire was so witty and entertaining that when the rich benefactress he lived with died in 1733 no one cared about who would inherit her estate but rather who would go on to inherit Voltaire. This is the ultimate value of a Humanities education, to become a "fascinator"
Pope Leo and other Christian thinkers have captured the gravity of the AI revolution in a way that many secular thinkers have not, @Tyler_A_Harper argues. https://t.co/iWqFyCQrMZ
@iamstevenpedigo@aaron_renn The job of university faculty is not to increase student efficiency or innovation but to increase their intellectual engagement. AI is counterproductive to that end.