I've been wondering too. I tracked it down and it's a clip from Southland Tales. youtu.be/IW2BYamUWME?...

Ooh, my house does a cranberry/orange/cinnamon relish, but blueberry sounds really interesting!

This sounds like a great way to build a personal body of practice to me. I hope I can be half as successful over the course of my life and fatherhood.

I run to All Day, myself, but I should get these two, too.

I've written about "disordered counterpublics" groups that reinforce shared delusions Here, the LLM becomes a 1 person counterpublic. It mirrors assumptions, absorbs contradictions, & provides the sense of a responsive, confirming audience.
It is the architecture of disordered discourse, automated.

I'm waiting for Bandcamp Friday to buy my copy, but I'm really excited for this album. Your perspective will make my listening richer-- thank you!

Stars and other celestial bodies?

Foundational to my childhood. So many good lines, too. My family still occasionally offers "cattle mutilations are up" as a non sequitur.

As a teenager, Jean Grey was the only girl in a boy's school. Later, her ex-boyfriend--who wouldn't do more than handholding in high school--loses his virginity to a woman who looks exactly like her and then marries ANOTHER woman who looks exactly like but has a working female reproductive system.