The only believable effect here is that people in the US would be more equipped to beat up an animal than Brits. But...let's not beat up any non-human animals, please.

Ah, so your post was an expression of delight! Funny how language is ambiguous that way. My neighbors lament the cold (many of them travel to Florida and Arizona for the winter). So, I interpreted your post as one of disappointment.

As it should be, right?! On Long Island, I was just sweating this weekend in cotton pants and a light sweatshirt while outside!!

I saw a woman on my way to work in a car with the license plate WORMWM and thought of you…sorry for being weird

So long that hockey has started (which will then end in time for baseball to start again).

Wisconsin? Yeah, happy to match! I’m donating everywhere I can now.

Absolutely! Please dm info.

Carbs, that’s all I know for sure.

I think the haunted house for academics can just be a building covered in US news headlines.

It's interesting to think about this AI "problem" -- it's human made...it doesn't have to be this way. Pretty soon, we'll see that human elements will become new competitive advantages of whatever product or service (or experience) - because that's precisely what people have wanted all along.

Carolina Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars

One of my favorite TED talks is about dinosaurs!

Just got my renewal from Stony Brook :)

AGREE - let's hang out more

I am very sorry to miss ACR this year! I’m hoping people generously post about interesting things.