A constant nearly subliminal anxiety scenario in my head is: I tell someone how much I love a particular band, and then I don’t know a single song title for this reason
I also felt this way when I was a teenager. Then I joined bands with dumb names and played shows with bands with dumb names and realized it doesn't really matter that much. So I listened to all the bands with "dumb names" and a lot of them (especially EHG) fucking ripped
Japanese engineers developed a “Sword Tip Visualization System” for the Fencing World Championships, and it makes fencing look absolutely incredible to watch.
this is a famously seductive piece of cope that has ensnared many people over the years
what actually happens is that when you say yes, you *become* (both then and slowly over time as you navigate the moral maze) the person with less values and kindness
https://t.co/EezcdzQg3Y
I sort of got a job offer at <it's complicated-but-probably-net-unethical-company> and it was really unnerving to notice my brain slowly watering down and reinterpreting the principles I held when there was no cost to holding them
is life just a series of days where you're tired in the afternoon and wide awake at night, running behind on weekly deadlines, and seeing pants get slim and big and then slim again over the years until you die?
People seem incapable of holding these two true thoughts in their head at the same time. To us olds it feels very much like takes on the internet in the 1990s:
* AI is an utterly transformative technology
* AI is a bubble
Goosebumps! People often ask, is Shakespeare still relevant? Here is a great example, from the Steven Colbert Show, in which Sir Ian McKellen delivers an extraordinary speech. Shakespeare’s words are timeless, urgent and important.
#Shakespeare#ianmckellen#stevencolbert
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