I just finished S2. Would never have watched it if not for your posts. Thanks, friend.

I keep getting emails saying he wants to meet me.

Fund raising feels slimier than ever right now.

Oy, the gut punch. It’s been years since you last caught me with this one.

Not since the emergency decree last month. Parent or grandparent is as far back as it goes.

I’m not saying it’s a fair judgment, just that this was the first political issue that I personally paid attention to and it’s stuck with me.

There’s still a dark cloud over Al Gore in my mind for Tipper’s role in this.

Imagine how little self awareness you need to attack philosophy as pointless and then to remake an entire series about the history and philosophy of science.

In a sick way, I suppose they’re making it easier to accept that we may never have another actual election. There’s only like three people left worth voting for.

This is a *really* good point.

I read your first three words and felt a microscopic glimmer of hope.

I’m doing S2 of Silo first, now that all the episodes are out. But looking forward to Severance once I rewatch S1.

I don’t miss Boulder Nextdoor one single solitary bit. Longmont can be bad too, but most of it comes from ignorant punks, which I surprisingly tolerate much better than the entitled jerkoffs of Boulder.

“Algorithm simply means a mathematical function. I love math and economics and science … formulas can deliver value for tenants and landlords…”

Yeah, because, as everyone who loves math knows, algorithms *always* place equal weight on *all* variables thus ensuring equitable outcomes. 🙄

If it were a force, wouldn’t we see it influence animals as well? Evil isn’t something we generally see even in the most intelligent/complex of animals. I’m not disagreeing with you, just questioning why the human animal would be so much more susceptible?