@SpencerKlavan Apparently some people are willing to eradicate any meaningful thought from their heads in pursuit of the laziest nothingness. I am so glad I don’t know anyone like that 😀
@SpencerKlavan Sure there will be some AI novels -yawn. But AI can’t stop writers to do their work regardless. There would be more to choose from, there will be different kind of consumers for different kinds of content. Painters exist after the camera was invented.
@MattWalshBlog Absolutely.. This is one aspect of American culture I have always questioned. I am glad to see you reflecting on the value of having your family close by. Kids can leave and see the world but coming home always is the point.. A scattered family is a weak structure, really.
@cliftonaduncan Clifton, I listened to your interview with Andrew Klavan and oh boy, how that resonated with all I think and believe. I am thrilled about your Sowell performance project. Is there a way I can send you something I did about him? An email? Thanks!
@MattWalshBlog I see the echoes of The Velveteen Rabbit in the consciousness of the toys theory. Also echoes Saint Exupery’s Little Prince, and Princes’s rose, paraphrasing it- is the time he spent with it, what made it so important and made him protect and care for it so much.
@CultureExploreX What an uplifting post. As a parent sometimes I second guess myself, but teaching my kid to appreciate beauty, actual beauty, that I have done well (according to your article 😉) Thank you.