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A population and an emotion turning into God
I totally understand Salman Rushdie now. -
Quitting
So I've decided to stop eating meat. First off, I've been somewhat uncomfortable eating meat for a long time for all the usual reasons, but never really felt like doing anything about it. But just recently I stopped smoking and I rather enjoy the feeling of actively not-doing something I feel people shouldn't do, so I figured now is the perfect ( Read more... ) -
Convergence/Synchronicity
joyce leary strange loop metamathematics infinity tetragrammaton being consciousness nothingness nietzsche fifth circuit escape tantra imprinted recursive evolution dna rna neuron information flux quantum schrodinger heisenberg plank's constant sex magik crowley lysergic acid diethylamide metaprogramming outside outside outside again again finn ( Read more... ) -
space-king wenceslas
It's been about a metric forever since I last made a music post, and this is probably the first one ever about Sufjan Stevens, and probably the last. But if you haven't heard Sufjan's King Wenceslas, go listen to it it might just be because the rest of the comp is near unlistenable, but this is enjoyable like a science fiction holiday Sesame Street ( Read more... ) -
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I made chocolate chocolate chip cookies.
I'd invite you all to have some but I don't want a bunch of people ejaculating all over my kitchen.
4 squares unsweetened chocolate
stick and a half butter
2 cups sugar
3 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
2 1/2 cups flour
12 oz chocochips
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Universal time
If time is a function of the expansion of universe, then our universe exists within a flash of its lifespan. -
The Statistical Nature of Consciousness
This fell out of my brain:
The Statistical Nature of ConsciousnessEverywhere we are surrounded by patterns that arise out of apparent randomness. Ants seem to wander about aimlessly until you pull back and see that they are moving in set lines, fighting and foraging. Tiny particles are governed by the bizarre laws of quantum physics, yet on a ( Read more... ) -
Neologism
What do you call the act of blighting the environment with excessive low-end department stores, chain restaurants, and parking lots?
Strip-malling!
I have something better coming up real soon, I promise.