Have species evolved to drop limbs on one side, perhaps strengthening them on the other, so that they could more perfectly hold each other? She smiled. She remembered a lesson at a youth class at the local zoo she had taken that her Mom had signed her up for. There are some creatures, during the night or whenever they are likely to be prey, who line up on a perch three or more, and the ones on the outside maintain more wakefulness than the ones buffeted by them for protection in the middle.
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The Ghost of A Chance
By Cypress Butane I bought a few new CDs. Albums of a band that I had the privilege of meeting once, the couple who made up the duo. I won't name the group, but I was in a coffee shop and hours before they were to play that evening in my town (I didn't know … Continue reading The Ghost of A Chance
I Used A.I. To Bring a Chapter of My Novel to Life – My Work in Progress ‘The Cult of the Medusa’ Visualized By AI Generation
I used several sources for this video and then compiled it myself. Some were free, others were services and programs I paid for. My novel has to do with technology and drugs and it fascinated me to see still images literally start moving, almost like a trip. You can find out more about my work … Continue reading I Used A.I. To Bring a Chapter of My Novel to Life – My Work in Progress ‘The Cult of the Medusa’ Visualized By AI Generation
What Rough-Drunk Divine-Sparked Beast Slouches Toward the Ruddy Future to Be Fucked In the Alley Behind the Club? (All Of Us Are In the Gutter, But Some Of Us Have Eyes On Heaven)
I'm reading 'The Gay Science' By Nietzsche (Kaufman translation). I happened, once again, on a youtube video link for some vid titled 'Which Way Western Man' pitting Nietzsche against Christ' (Can't find it now for some reason). But reading through the poetic and spirit rousing first bits of The Gay Science, inspired as I have … Continue reading What Rough-Drunk Divine-Sparked Beast Slouches Toward the Ruddy Future to Be Fucked In the Alley Behind the Club? (All Of Us Are In the Gutter, But Some Of Us Have Eyes On Heaven)
2/3 of 12th Grade Boys in U.S. Surveyed Identify as Conservative Rather than Liberal: “And I heard, as it were, the noise of thunder One of the four beasts saying, ‘Come and see.’ and I saw, and behold: a white horse.”
https://ground.news/blindspot … There's a man goin' 'round takin' namesAnd he decides who to free and who to blameEverybody won't be treated all the sameThere'll be a golden ladder reachin' downWhen the man comes around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auzfTPp4moA Which is why I say to you, I do not pray for understanding, I pray now to God for the unlocking … Continue reading 2/3 of 12th Grade Boys in U.S. Surveyed Identify as Conservative Rather than Liberal: “And I heard, as it were, the noise of thunder One of the four beasts saying, ‘Come and see.’ and I saw, and behold: a white horse.”
Literary History July 23-29 – The Wild, Impassioned World of Anaïs Nin’s Diaries BEGAN – From LitHub
JULY 23 — JULY 29 In Literary History 11-year-old Anaïs Nin makes the first entry in a diary she will keep for the rest of her life. Anaïs Nin was born in Neuilly, France in 1903. She was only two when her parents broke up (her father ran off with one of his students) and … Continue reading Literary History July 23-29 – The Wild, Impassioned World of Anaïs Nin’s Diaries BEGAN – From LitHub
Cyberpunk Philosophy Movies Review – PAPER MAN (1971) – “I’m just identifying myself to the computer; it’s called logging in.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwyzDuW9nAk Paper Man 1971 Directed by Walter GraumanSynopsis - A prank that starts with a group of college students creating a fictitious person so they can get a credit card develops into a plot that leaves three of them dead.Dean Stockwell, Stefanie Powers 75 MinutesMy Review on Letterboxd - View Cyberpunk Philosophy Movie List - Films Somehow Related to … Continue reading Cyberpunk Philosophy Movies Review – PAPER MAN (1971) – “I’m just identifying myself to the computer; it’s called logging in.”
Watching the First James Bond 007 Film, ‘Dr. No’. My Review, on Letterboxd.com
My ★★★★½ review of Dr. No on Letterboxd https://boxd.it/4qoiBD
Things I’ll Never Forget Made of Who I Was, then. And Important for who was With Me. Makes Me Wonder If Artificial Sense Can Know What ‘Means’ Means.
Frivolous questions in memories of poetry and God is in the rain and does omniscience feel pain and 'Why would I wish to see God better than this day?' And knowing they won't make a program or eyes that experience and see on be-half as well as... all I have... the attention... I might pay. … Continue reading Things I’ll Never Forget Made of Who I Was, then. And Important for who was With Me. Makes Me Wonder If Artificial Sense Can Know What ‘Means’ Means.
“Reading Roberto Bolaño’s Final Wake-Up Call” – Looking at ‘2666’ Again, Thinking of What Novel to Read Next
I'm reading "Reading Roberto Bolaño’s Final Wake-Up Call" an Article on the Novel '2666' - on Scribd. Check it out. - Cypress. https://www.scribd.com/article/410491381
The Haunted Typewriter 