Good question! I will ping Tom and ask him.

Very cool, man. Let's stay in touch as you do this. I'm quite interested in the topic.

Nice. I was thinking about you and horses a day or two ago. Is this part of your current project?

A lot of historians of the automobile, including myself most days, argue that the effects of automotive mass production only really come online in the 20s. Part of the story?

It's an interesting question. My sense is that this whole effort started because of a real perceived organizational problem having to do with college application essays, and then grew out from there. My sense is that part of it was bottom up. Relations to outside vendors is a great question.

I actually know the guy, a faculty member, who built that AI tool. He's an interesting and thoughtful person, and he's given guest lectures in some of my courses.

Basically since they emerged in a professional sense in Germany in the late-18th and early-19th centuries!

Hey, buddy! Would be fun to revisit.

Recently I have also become interested in the flipside of this thought: Which is how the humanities have always defined themselves in opposition to the sciences, business, technology, and so on. I have found this book helpful. press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...

No haven't. Thanks for the idea!

My theory about how my dogs think about barking at delivery drivers - Works every time, the enemy always drives away.