just another too easy story

see wtf.tw for marginally more coherent text

nonparametric:

[snip]

Consider: Action precedes perception.

Or: There is something outside the room, but in order to find out what it is, you need to go outside the room.

Or: Rice planting will now be taught in the paddy fields.

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Hah! I lol’d. Thanks Kristen. Really bummed I’m going to miss the Kubrick/Stephenson/Delany discussion tomorrow (today).

Hah! I lol’d. Thanks Kristen. Really bummed I’m going to miss the Kubrick/Stephenson/Delany discussion tomorrow (today).

noosphere:

If it were ideal, the plan would include how to get around the folks that need turning around.

THIS IS FUCKING ESSENTIAL

Which heads can I tattoo this on

(via lilzet)
#obnoxious #worthless #offensive #superfluous #crap
…plus, I can’t even click on his crotch. #wtf
#folksonomies-are-hilarious

(via lilzet)

#obnoxious #worthless #offensive #superfluous #crap

…plus, I can’t even click on his crotch. #wtf

#folksonomies-are-hilarious

nerdshares:

sexartandpolitics:

Graphic Sociology » APA Philosophy referee hand signals

This might also be a guide to reading this blog.

oh my god yes yes yes yes

nerdshares:

sexartandpolitics:

Graphic Sociology » APA Philosophy referee hand signals

This might also be a guide to reading this blog.

oh my god yes yes yes yes

They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself. A. Warhol (comment from “Anonymous” on James Landay’s “I give up on CHI/UIST” post).
You want a proof. I guess that means that you want to be more convinced that the Propositional Calculus is consistent than you are convinced of your own sanity. Any proof I could think of would involve mental operations of a greater complexity than anything in the Propositional Calculus itself. So what would it prove? Your desire for a proof of consistency of the Propositional Calculus makes me think of someone who is learning English and insists on being given a dictionary which defines all the simple words in terms of complicated ones… Imprudence, in Hofstadter’s GEB (via tristn).
Win

Win

nerds, i love them.

nerds, i love them.