Two of the most transformative classes for my career (chemistry) were Modern Philosophy and Philosophy of Science.

On the flip side, it was always a mistake when I took the easy class instead of the interesting class. That’s advice I give my students when they make their schedule.

This looks to me like The Magicians but Star Trek.

A show that I should have been ashamed of myself for liking so such. I really miss it.

We haven’t made it to a concert yet, but she’s seen these plays and loves them. Also, she has a hard rule that she will only listen to music with “girl singers”.

She just received a portable cd player and these records, so she can now start learning the joy of physical media. It’s been a huge hit.

These are all good records, especially emotion and hades town.

A younger version of me enjoyed playing beer pong with Carlo Rossi Burgundy. I also did not keep it down.

I have been thinking about this a lot lately, especially with respect to how students use AI. The sycophancy is a design choice that seems to increase engagement and screen time. I think people forget this is a product and the goal is not for it to work well, it’s to max engagement.

Man, remember when Grimes was known for having made a cool record?

Ok, shut it down!

I actually think Andor makes it harder to watch now. The difference in quality between the two really shows the seams in Rougue one.