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Childhood friend texted me and asked how I’m doing and I said, oh, y’know. Eyeing the path that leads up to the Iron Age fairy mound we warned never to go near as kids, and going up there to scream my full government name because anything is better than this.
Anyway. She’s on the next train down. So that’s nice.
And yes, this is the same fairy mound my dad once left me at by mistake because he thought my mother had me.
Then said quite calmly when I appeared toddling down the path on my own unscathed, “welp, they either didn’t want you or they didn’t want you back. Either way, let’s not tell your mother about this one.”
It’s been 25+ years and I’m still getting blackmail mileage out of that one.
i know this isn't the reguar theme of this blog but i need to share it somewhere because today someone called my local fire department because they found
a horse
and not only was it a not-dead horse, they dug it up and it was
a lil muddy, mostly
J. L. Carr, from A Month in the Country
Nightwatch By Andrew M. Stephenson (1979, Dell) Art by Wayne Barlowe

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University really is about looking at the worst pdf known to man huh
the professor uploaded this sideways. I'm sparing you at least that bit
Image from the best pdf I ever saw, [Elliot 2025]:
[Elliot 2050] - The Utterly Unhinged Elamo-Minoan Hypothesis https://www.academia.edu/128559713
I'm in tears this sums up at least 85% of my university experience
girl what
They’ve been rebuilding the Tower of Babel, but this time they have a team of linguists on site. Every time God smites the builders and invents a dozen new languages, the linguists have a dozen decently sized translations in about a month and work can start up again.
The linguists have been really into it. They say the new phonemes are fascinating. As for God, I assume that at this point he’s just curious to see how far this goes.
To keep us on out toes, God gives the next group of builders an extra place of articulation called the flongus between the pharynx and the glottis, creating an entire new column of the IPA chart with sounds between sounds that are literally physiologically impossible for non-flongled people to replicate.
Improved symbols for the flongal plosives ("gacks"), flongal trill ("hacks"), flongal fricatives ("groans"), and and the flongal lateral approximant ("moans")
Update: The builders have now simply switched to communicating entirely through a universal sign language like they should've done to start with. No sounds need be spoken, flongal or otherwise. The Tower steadily rises. Be seeing you soon, God, you little bitch.
update: the builders are all speaking different sign languages now
they call themselves cinephiles but they aren't even fucking the movies
Why do they even make apps for ADHD. You want me to use my 24/7 handheld immediate distraction device? To manage my 'gets distracted too easily' disorder? Ooooh we developed the perfect tool for managing your anemia. Its hosted in Dracula's castle. 👍

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So, remember that study in Nature I mentioned, where people couldn’t tell human-written and AI-generated poetry apart, and indeed rated the AI poetry higher? I feel I didn’t adequately illustrate what the actual situation there was. Here are a few of the AI-generated poems used in that study, including the poets used in the prompts:
The reason people can't tell the difference is a) declining literacy rates and the rise of anti-intellectualism/death of critical thinking, and b) journals (espc. indie lit mags, sorry guys) do just publish shit like this because a lot of people think this counts as poetry and isn't just hot trash
nothing funnier than the shock on someone's face when they try to be condescending to you about your autism & fail miserably. i was in a course and the instructor said something so extremely bigoted it was a genuine safety risk so i raised my hand and when he called on me i very calmly took him to task about it and then a few classmates backed me up and he backpedaled so all in all it worked out.
later one of my colleagues approached me in private and said, "hi. i know you've said that sometimes with your autism it can be difficult to read a room and know when it's appropriate to have certain discussions so i just wanted to tell you that the issue you brought up in class earlier, well, it wasn't the time. you could have waited to talk to the instructor after class or emailed him. it sorta caused a scene, and i know you don't mean to. : )"
i laughed and said, "yes i did. i confronted him about it in front of everyone because what he said needed to be challenged in front of everyone. it would've been dangerous for people to leave today believing what he said with no other points of view."
and my colleague looked SO shocked. he said, "oh! well, huh. okay!"
he really heard an autistic person calmly and succinctly articulate an argument about human rights and thought, "well that must be a mistake."
💀💀💀
this doesn't just apply to autism tbh. the issue here is that so many people spend their entire lives desperately trying to adhere to the status quo, whatever it is in any given moment, and remain neutral, that they stand by while bigotry thrives in their company.
obviously there are people who need to do that for safety, but many people, like my colleague, do have the power and position to speak out, but they don't. so when they hear something they might even recognize is unacceptable, and someone says, "that's unacceptable," they see the person challenging the problem as the actual agitator.
my colleague was uncomfortable with conflict, and it was convenient for him that i'm autistic because he could assume it was simply a lapse in judgement that i said anything. not that it was responsible to say something, and i'm the person who did, and perhaps next time HE should.
the rest of my classmates agreeing with me? well, just ignore them i guess.
happy neil banging out the tunes day to everyone who celebrates
i hope one day i wake up and every trace of ai is deleted from this earth 👍
An early draft of T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land, annotated with feedback by Ezra Pound

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Handwritten draft of 'Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening' - Robert Frost, 1923
Obsessed with this
To The Painters of Pompeii - Jordan Bolton
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