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David
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Tomorrow ere fresh morning streak the east With first approach of light, we must be risen, And at our pleasant labour, to reform Yon flowery arbours, yonder alleys green
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Neither victims nor executioners but a secret, more complex third thing.
Oh goodness, does that mean Rubio would take over Cena's Make-A-Wish commitments?
I apply the Burrows-Wheeler transform to everything I read.
These images and the video in the following post might interest you.
I transitioned from mostly nonverbal thought to very frequently verbalized thought, and some folks have transitioned in the other direction (as perhaps I someday will). Einstein did a pretty good job of explaining the monologueless experience in a letter in reply to Hadamard.
Let me guess, there's another character in that show named St. John of the Cross?
Saw a down-and-out in Oxford last night. His sign said not "I need food" or "I need a job" but "I need a carousel horse". What could this mean?
We really should have kept the name plumbum for lead, or failing that, as a synonym for callipygian.
@hankgreen.bsky.social spoke about his transition from highly verbal thinking to inner monologuelessness in the video linked below. He describes how he thinks, then at 1:55 starts talking about how he used to think differently.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmTM...
TIL Some People Have an "Inner Monologue"
YouTube video by vlogbrothers
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Ah, my surprise has been reduced to a much more manageable level. I had imagined children reciting, "Though reason is learned and has its honors / It pawned its cap and robe for a cup of love."
Am I wrong to suppose you mean the Sufi poet?
I transitioned from mostly nonverbal thought to very frequently verbalized thought, and some folks have transitioned in the other direction (as perhaps I someday will). Einstein did a pretty good job of explaining the monologueless experience in a letter in reply to Hadamard.
To myself I tend to say merely "no." My feelings are very important and must be handled gently, like a tiny baby hummingbird.
I've come to wrap up a kind of fed up internal negation into telling the authors I read to fuck off.
Every time I start a new chat, it opens with "Dormammu! I've come to bargain."
A fun thing to do is invite scholars of Medieval philosophy to your conference so they can point out whenever someone's results were anticipated by a monk 700 years ago.
Everything okay babe? You've barely touched your history of medieval Catalan chemistry.
Still waiting to hear back from my trademark lawyer about whether "Inhuel" will get me sued.
Since heavy metals can cause psych symptoms, a possible etymology for "cad" suggests itself.
Idea: a depth-calibrated particle accelerator such as is used for tumor destruction, but instead used to clear off one's adenosine receptors.
I believe there was a passage about them in Moby Dick.
Now, I care not who maintains the contrary, but all this is both foolish and unnecessary.
We should try an experiment. We could pick certain cities, like maybe Austin, where we let people build housing, and then we could graph their rent over time curves and those of other cities on the same axes and visually inspect them for differences.
I miss when the barrier was maintained.
I find that candles, like most perfuméd things, are overly potent. Between that and the poor fidelity, I'd rather smell the real article. Open the window when the soil first chilla, bake some bread, plant hyacinths, etc.