Michael Dettelbach
@erdumwandler
Historian of science and technology, thinks "artificial intelligence" is both an oxymoron and a pleonasm. Possibly a panpsychist. Bene speramus! hominum enim vestigia video. Very occasionally posts longer mind-leavings on
I read this as "Running a Successful Medieval Giving Program," which tells you where my head is at.
A Berkeley’s polypore, about as wide across as my arm is long, elicited by recent rain.
Wild newspaper story that Bertolt Brecht tipped into his journal, from New Year's Day 1948.
Weird but probably tasty midsummer bloom of chicken-of-the-woods discovered this morning, will fry tonight.
My Father’s Day gift, and now I am going around shouting with a thick German accent “I am Burgermaster Masterburger!” IYKYK.
There is something uncomfortably, grossly inquisitorial and dogmatic about this. Confess!
Jacques Arago's preface, explaining (in the form of a dialogue with his bookseller) why he refuses to write a preface. From his narrative of Freycinet's second circumnavigation (1817-20), his "Promenade autour du monde." Brother of physicist François Arago, Jacques served as official artist.
Is this not a picture of happiness? Mine is the one in the middle (ringleader).
This is very well put. Reminds me of Brandeis’s Curse of Bigness.
Oxford matriculation handbook blithely ignoring Oxford comma. Twice in one sentence. Is this legal?
Very like the cedar-apple rust on our red cedars (which are really junipers).
200,000 Bostonians chanting “First Class Loser” with the Dropkick Murphys
Glad to know it’s not just me. Milan, Brera Pinacoteca, last October.
Good morning, Instructional Decision Makers! I hope your instructor-process is going well.