Special K: Note from David Lynch to projectionists about Mulholland Drive.
5.3.23
No cane necessary
b1-66er: Headline of the moment
Larry Hogan Says He Will Not Run for President
{I've decided I'm jumping on the bandwagon.
I'm not seeking the Presidency either.}
Special K: I haven't decided yet.
2.3.23
... Just need a Mac and some cheese ...
<Wombo>
b1-67er: It's interesting his argument is, I didn't think it was illegal' instead of,"I'm not a yakuza member"
D4rw1n: Mobster Thermidor
HOF Wombo title
26.2.23
A slashing good time
b1-66er: b1 did not take his night drugs last night
(But I DID 'take' meat, sugar and potatoes)
Lawrencian: Bad boy
b1: I think we've determined that I can read ¹ and learn about the immune system...
... But I cannot SUPPORT it in my body.
¹ or had it read to me.
L: Wow, footnoting
b1: Texting is ½⅔¾⅘⅝ spectacular⁶.
⁶ really good.
L: :-/
21.2.23
Rocket Sock 'em Science
b1-66er: https://youtu.be/S_UN4s5qlt8
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b1-67er: I like his brain surgery vs rocket science answer. Except I'd say rocket science is harder because they kill more people than bran surgeons do. About 3-4 percent vs 1-2 percent.
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Dr. ENT: That was pretty interesting. . . Except the part that neurosurgery is "harder" than rocket science. The truth is that neurosurgery is still very crude because the brain is still a pretty amorphous black box to us. The edges between tumor and non tumor, speaking areas vs non speaking area, etc. are ill defined. Most neurosurgical procedures for tumor are "debulking" procedures. I heard a neurosurgeon interviewed on NPR radio a while back who stated that certain surgeries on the eye are much more precise and detailed and difficult. Just his opinion as a neurosurgeon.
13.2.23
All Bloc'd Up
b1-66er: <Wombo>
The Artists Questioning Nostalgia for East Germany's Past https://nyti.ms/3Xs5y7f
Space Kaptain: Looks interesting -- I'll pass it on and read it myself.
Coincidentally, I've been watching a relatively new German drama about a family of Stasi officials that takes place between 1980 and 1991. I'm strangely attracted to that era in
Germany.
Coincidentally, I've been watching a relatively new German drama about a family of Stasi officials that takes place between 1980 and 1991. I'm strangely attracted to that era in Germany.
b1: SURE.
It's an absolute sociological water mark...
... Even moreso for you.
YOU were on the buoy of "Western civilization" in the sea of lampreys and vermin.
YOU helped make it become 'not.'
I feel so lucky to have been able to witness it first hand.
Space K: I feel so lucky to have been able to witness it first hand.
b1: What's funny/weird is, in the future, no one will understand what it was truly "like..."
... Just like other big moments in life...
... Like working at AAPL in the past or the coronavirus now.
SK: You're right -- words simply can't convey the reality. Even well made documentaries and smartly crafted dramas pale in comparison
b1: You read the sentence
"...As a result, she had to spend a week in a barrel..."
... Has a little less impact than, say, actually having to spend a week in a barrel.
SK: Precisely.
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