Ferryman Jones
@ferrymanjones2.bsky.social
Middle-aged (how did that happen?) former writer; professional sick person; nerd for horror, sf, fantasy, history, science, roleplaying games, progressive rock; owner of cats. Fan of the Pacific Northwest, which is fortunate, since I live there.
He/him.
He/him.
*monkey’s paw twitches*
December 8, 2025 at 8:40 AM
*monkey’s paw twitches*
All too easily, it too often turned out. It seems to build on not loving the child for what they actually are but as a vessel for parental aspirations. Reality is often unwanted.
I say this with a certain ironic detachment because it’s hard to transcribe the anger and grief I actually feel.
I say this with a certain ironic detachment because it’s hard to transcribe the anger and grief I actually feel.
December 7, 2025 at 11:59 PM
All too easily, it too often turned out. It seems to build on not loving the child for what they actually are but as a vessel for parental aspirations. Reality is often unwanted.
I say this with a certain ironic detachment because it’s hard to transcribe the anger and grief I actually feel.
I say this with a certain ironic detachment because it’s hard to transcribe the anger and grief I actually feel.
I took the point to be that Atwater wasn’t admitting anything, but making the charge.
December 7, 2025 at 10:44 PM
I took the point to be that Atwater wasn’t admitting anything, but making the charge.
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Many film references in my book "Gods and Robots" about how the ancient Greeks imagined automatons and Artificial Life--and the dilemmas that arise
November 18, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Many film references in my book "Gods and Robots" about how the ancient Greeks imagined automatons and Artificial Life--and the dilemmas that arise
