Tim Keller writes an essay premised on the concept that grievance is growing as the leveraging authority in contemporary culture. Grievance providing the capacity for superiority in relationships invites grievance to be held onto. If grievance is released, the capacity for its ability to control is let go. While there is an expectation of sorrow …
I’ve mentioned a number of times that my orphan high-school subject in which, lacking any other options I ended up taking was typewriting. (Yep, typing was a school subject) It seems ironic that the one skill acquired in high school that I consciously use every day is typing. Anyway, I know who to use a …
My usb-drive is missing. I had it Sunday morning and now I don’t know where it is. There are a very limited range of places it could be, and it is not locatable at any of them. It’s not life ending, but somewhat inconvenient and more embarrassing. I use it to quickly transport files around …
In which a robot hair cutting machine is constructed and has its initial use. Thirteen minutes, moderately entertaining, especially the programmed robotic small-talk. Interesting to see how activities undertaken by humans are so difficult to replicate, and often require completely different methods in order to do so. Of great comfort to hair-dressers and barbers everywhere.
