Rules
Power loves to crete rules and I truly think folks enjoy following them. For a few decades our planners weren’t the best and not too many met horrible deaths. Times are a changin. In the past few weeks I’ve seen… Read More ›
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Social Credit
My mom was wondering what the “Social Credit” system is. I hope that I can explain it using the above picture of the first day we filled our Aquaponics system. China’s system of meshing the electronic records of citizens… Read More ›
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Why kill your spaceship?
There are several top of mind reasons that you might want to kill your spaceship. None of these are in forensic files, or murder blogs. We exist on a delightfuly fragile rock made of mostly water. We are the luckiest…. Read More ›
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Unreliable Narritor
In literature and movies the narrator may reveal itself to be unreliable. There are many forms of this described in the Wikipedia entry. My friend Rob asked me what my story was. He didn’t say story, but what he meant what what… Read More ›
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Facial Recognition linked to Global Depresion
I am not depressed about facial recognition, I get depressed about phones, ipv4 addresses and the general lack of interest in the sciences. I’m one of those people that mathematics tases like well crafted beef cooked medium rare. Depression isn’t… Read More ›
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Arc Seconds of a Mil Dot
It’s funny how sometimes you come at something with such purpose only to learn that it has another purpose for you. So much of life is based on math. All that AI stuff is math and data impacting you. When… Read More ›
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Feaster Sunday / Liquid Hens
Life on this farm is tenuous for everything. Weeds are destroyed and gophers take your prised garden plants in an afternoon. Competition is running like it always has which reminds me of how sterile the office you are in must… Read More ›
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Not Flooded Anymore
I am personally interested in how the clay prevents the water from seeping through. As a child — I only played in sand, and I’ve not adjusted well; to water, that sits on top of the soil. They sky should… Read More ›
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Seeding Tomatoes
It is that time of year — that we begin to see the things we will grow. It is always exciting seeing the seeds sprout. It begins with the farm which is brown and dirty by the end of October…. Read More ›
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IPv6 and your DNA go into a BAR
by Rick Wesson, Field Biologist, Support Intelligence, Inc. Big data is about you understanding your place in the world. How much data do you have and whom do you have it on. Employees leak data daily, though the public is… Read More ›
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Why kill your spaceship?
August 13, 2019
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Feaster Sunday / Liquid Hens
April 17, 2019
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Seeding Tomatoes
January 23, 2019
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IPv6 and your DNA go into a BAR
December 30, 2018
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Rules
March 20, 2020
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Social Credit
May 31, 2019
