jmriii

Cue the revisionist historians.

I wrote that in my personal statement for promotion. My mentor, not a medical or science librarian, caught it and asked if it was a typo or a type of nutritional study.

I’m guessing it’s a wordplay on the expression ‘peaches and cream’

I think the embrace of getting machines to do people’s thinking and the widespread acceptance of authoritarians all over the world who take away people’s ability to make choices about their lives are two symptoms of the same thing.
I’m not sure what that thing is yet but it feels real.

I’ve got no interest in reading what a machine “thinks.“

I doubt anyone was a good writer when they were beginners.
There will be no more beginners in a few years.

Brain Power! 🧠👊

Not acknowledging the problem and being the problem are very closely related

James Comey: Lordy, I hope there are tapes

It’s marbel.

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And I’m joking. A letter grade is still an arbitrary quantification of a subjective opinion on art.

Solid B.

You can’t quantify art, so I multiply by 100 and convert to a letter grade. 76 is a C.

Wot? No Vardis?

Such a coward.

Sometimes I hear Dark Star in the Playin jam. Sometimes I don’t. Big fat Shakedown.
(Big fat Jerry in orange matched the on stage jackolanterns, too)

That Healy drenched over the top Looks Like Rain in Columbia definitely fit the weather (and gave me a false impression of what that song was like)

Halloween was my first show, so my first live Grateful Dead music was the Space opener.

Not what you’re asking for but I get a kick out of this

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He’s got no moral standing to push back on fascism/authoritarianism with that thing, and that’s the most important issue today.

Less insane people don’t feel the need to grab way more than they could ever use in a hundred lifetimes.

He was only 22 but she was already his third wife.

You have to know at least a few people wanted to kill him.

The Waltons didn’t get where they are by paying top salaries.

I’m thinking this includes transportation, right?

It’s probably not much more than “Can I eat it? Can it eat me?” but it’s in fly thought.

We barely understand what we think. We certainly don’t understand what really goes on in another primate’s mind. Assuming we could understand what a fly’s thoughts might be like, no matter how simplistic they might be, is some seriously hubristic anthropomorphism.

Jealous. The only time I’ve seen them was this. It was amazing. buckminsterfullerfilm.com
At the end we we were all clamoring for more music. Ira said “You all are going to get us in so much trouble with the union, but maybe we could get away with an instrumental” which they proceeded to improvise.

Is that my cousin Jim on the right?