Some weeks ago I heard an ad on the radio where the host was lamenting how some of the questions that toddlers ask are hard to answer — particularly those dreaded whys. Why does this do that, why is the sky blue, why do cars move, so on and so forth. The solution put forth… Continue reading Thinking Machine
Tag: generative artificial intelligence
Why Blog?
I’ve been keeping this blog for over a decade now, posting something I’ve written most every week. Over those years, blogs have faded from prominence on the internet — the steady pivot to video that was already taking place a decade ago has firmly ensconced with video essays and whatever it is that’s raging on… Continue reading Why Blog?
Hallucinated Stealth
I got a pingback recently letting me know that one of my posts on this blog had been linked to by another. Curious about who was using my post about stealth in Cyberpunk 2077 as reference I checked it out. The post seemed… Odd. There was something off about its verbiage, links didn’t make sense.… Continue reading Hallucinated Stealth
Wheelbarrows
I will freely admit that I bounced off it the first time I encountered William Carlos Williams’ poem "The Red Wheelbarrow." As far as I was concerned, it was not a poem; it was in free verse with no describable rhyme scheme or pattern to speak of. And it was just about some silly wheelbarrow… Continue reading Wheelbarrows
Essays, Not Rants! 