Ehab
@eshoubak.bsky.social
A human being , I think. I don't understand any of it yet. Interested in mathematical physics among other things.
"You can ask a storyteller what a myth means. And if he wants to insult you, he'll tell you."
Campbell
Campbell
December 22, 2025 at 7:05 AM
"You can ask a storyteller what a myth means. And if he wants to insult you, he'll tell you."
Campbell
Campbell
Insightful review. Captures my feelings in particular about what happened to the alethiometer in The Rose Field.
THE ROSE FIELD destroys Lyra’s alethiometer in its opening pages—and that’s just the start. Lucy Scholes on how Philip Pullman’s conclusion to THE BOOK OF DUST trilogy rewrites the rules of children’s literature and growing up:
Philip Pullman, beyond childhood and evil
‘The Book of Dust’ isn’t just in conversation with the author’s earlier fantasy trilogy—it also unpicks our presumptions about growing up
www.prospectmagazine.co.uk
December 22, 2025 at 12:14 AM
Insightful review. Captures my feelings in particular about what happened to the alethiometer in The Rose Field.
"Plagiarism Machines!” is the apt phrase to describe what LLM's essentially are, or how they are being used even if they are technically interesting in themselves.
My friends, I say this with all the love in my heart: Right now might not be the moment for “But we should be TOLERANT and NUANCED about the plagiarism machines!”
Your tolerance and “nuance” will be weaponised by the grifters and their apologists. Please respect yourselves more.
Your tolerance and “nuance” will be weaponised by the grifters and their apologists. Please respect yourselves more.
December 20, 2025 at 10:27 PM
"Plagiarism Machines!” is the apt phrase to describe what LLM's essentially are, or how they are being used even if they are technically interesting in themselves.
With the year winding down, I fondly reminisce on my happy discovery of "His Dark Materials" back in July and then burning through its three volumes rapturously. My greatest literary discovery ever.
Here are my thoughts about in detail:
parsifal.bearblog.dev/on-philip-pu...
Here are my thoughts about in detail:
parsifal.bearblog.dev/on-philip-pu...
On Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials
is a trilogy written by English writer Philip Pullman whom I have discovered quite recently and at this point I consider him to be my favourite contemporary...
parsifal.bearblog.dev
December 19, 2025 at 1:53 PM
With the year winding down, I fondly reminisce on my happy discovery of "His Dark Materials" back in July and then burning through its three volumes rapturously. My greatest literary discovery ever.
Here are my thoughts about in detail:
parsifal.bearblog.dev/on-philip-pu...
Here are my thoughts about in detail:
parsifal.bearblog.dev/on-philip-pu...
This short content format is interesting. Sometimes you feel like being long winded about something and wax poetical or probe something deeply. Yet here you can't. I guess it trains you to be succinct. Maybe there is an equivalent space but for essays somewhere.
December 18, 2025 at 7:34 AM
This short content format is interesting. Sometimes you feel like being long winded about something and wax poetical or probe something deeply. Yet here you can't. I guess it trains you to be succinct. Maybe there is an equivalent space but for essays somewhere.
I hate moving. Yet still, change is exciting.
December 18, 2025 at 7:26 AM
I hate moving. Yet still, change is exciting.
The Wind in the Willows
“All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense…
www.goodreads.com
December 15, 2025 at 5:22 AM
"you come walking into this room like you're walking into my arms"
~ Kate Bush, Love and Anger
~ Kate Bush, Love and Anger
December 12, 2025 at 10:31 PM
"you come walking into this room like you're walking into my arms"
~ Kate Bush, Love and Anger
~ Kate Bush, Love and Anger
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More traditional media experimentation! Watercolor, ink, color pencil, and a little bit of digital touchup.
December 9, 2025 at 5:31 PM
More traditional media experimentation! Watercolor, ink, color pencil, and a little bit of digital touchup.
“But there were eucalypts, three of them. My favorite trees on the land. They were a fraction too close to the house, but I couldn’t cut them down for that. I loved them too much. In the end everything burned for those eucalypts.”
~ Wild Dark Shore
~ Wild Dark Shore
December 8, 2025 at 7:53 PM
“But there were eucalypts, three of them. My favorite trees on the land. They were a fraction too close to the house, but I couldn’t cut them down for that. I loved them too much. In the end everything burned for those eucalypts.”
~ Wild Dark Shore
~ Wild Dark Shore
Despite everything, there is no denying the world, with its green and brown and blue, is still astonishingly beautiful.
December 2, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Despite everything, there is no denying the world, with its green and brown and blue, is still astonishingly beautiful.
Everyday is new, and everyday we carry on, for what it's worth
December 1, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Everyday is new, and everyday we carry on, for what it's worth
" I can't believe in nothing, just yet"
~ Illusion of Forever, Beach House
~ Illusion of Forever, Beach House
November 27, 2025 at 4:46 PM
" I can't believe in nothing, just yet"
~ Illusion of Forever, Beach House
~ Illusion of Forever, Beach House
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The Sultan was confused that the woman didn't match the description he had heard of her beauty.
"I am Layla," the woman explained. "The problem is that you are not Majnun."
--Rumi
"I am Layla," the woman explained. "The problem is that you are not Majnun."
--Rumi
October 25, 2025 at 9:16 AM
The Sultan was confused that the woman didn't match the description he had heard of her beauty.
"I am Layla," the woman explained. "The problem is that you are not Majnun."
--Rumi
"I am Layla," the woman explained. "The problem is that you are not Majnun."
--Rumi
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