"authorship is when i make a few edits and sign my name to slop"
if you have willingly handed over your primary writing tool to a machine (for which there is no real meaning, association, appreciation, or delight in words), it is difficult for me to take your commitment to writing or "authorship" seriously.
Heather Cox Richardson (historian) talked about this in her politics chat today; she seems to think it's a combination of a) likely legal quagmire b) with no major benefit given congress will soon be out of session and c) turtle holds a couple of really powerful positions, while he's out the republicans are hampered.
plus i'm sure any information they have is protected under HIPAA. i expect consequences for disclosing what they know could be very steep for them, no NDA required.
i grew up in the 80s, i was a latchkey kid and i had a tv in my room and in the living room. but there were no screens to hand to me while driving, shopping, attending social or family functions. if i was bored somewhere, my options were to engage, explore, observe, read, or draw.
i think there is something fundamentally different about the relationship cultivated between small people and small, ever - present screens than the large stationary box we had at home.
this is what i'm talking about. i watched A LOT of tv, but there were no tablets to shove at me while shopping or traveling. is the portable screens available to or pushed on kids 24-7 that seems fundamentally different to me than what i experienced as a kid.
we don't know what his parents did or didn't do leading up to op's brief synopsis.
that's a damn superpower! wow
lol
i started to read your response, and then i remembered i can't trust the degree to which you authored it.
i'm not interested.
i'm sure ups and fedex will cough it right up when i ask!
"authorship is when i make a few edits and sign my name to slop"
if you have willingly handed over your primary writing tool to a machine (for which there is no real meaning, association, appreciation, or delight in words), it is difficult for me to take your commitment to writing or "authorship" seriously.
i purchase stuff from overseas sellers. i definitely paid tariffs this year.
that's bullshit.
yeah, i noticed the darvo. she's trying to manipulate and confuse everyone around her.
.... there's gonna be an adaptation of Neuromancer?! 😮💨
Heather Cox Richardson (historian) talked about this in her politics chat today; she seems to think it's a combination of a) likely legal quagmire b) with no major benefit given congress will soon be out of session and c) turtle holds a couple of really powerful positions, while he's out the republicans are hampered.
nice to touch, bad to use. don't need utensils sliding around in my hands!
love that site, really appreciate their info on fit / sizing!
plus i'm sure any information they have is protected under HIPAA. i expect consequences for disclosing what they know could be very steep for them, no NDA required.
ear plugs. life changing.
i grew up in the 80s, i was a latchkey kid and i had a tv in my room and in the living room. but there were no screens to hand to me while driving, shopping, attending social or family functions. if i was bored somewhere, my options were to engage, explore, observe, read, or draw.
i think there is something fundamentally different about the relationship cultivated between small people and small, ever - present screens than the large stationary box we had at home.
this is what i'm talking about. i watched A LOT of tv, but there were no tablets to shove at me while shopping or traveling. is the portable screens available to or pushed on kids 24-7 that seems fundamentally different to me than what i experienced as a kid.
yeah, but those of us who grew up on tv didn't have ubiquitous access to screens either.
yes, i'm sure being a shitty customer for a couple weeks will totally change the trajectory of the american economic/ political system.