And not just a tool for government oppression – a remarkably comprehensive and efficient tool. Companies such as Spotify and Twitter and GoFundMe and so many others have helped to centralize communication in the public square, which is increasingly the … Continue reading →
From a 1995 interview:
Continue reading →Because this is about a half hour long, I’ve cued it up to only show a portion I think is especially interesting. But of course, you can watch the whole thing at YouTube if you’d like:
Continue reading →[NOTE: What could be more appropriate on Groundhog Day than a repeat of an old essay about the movie? The film is a huge personal favorite of mine: very funny, mysterious, and touching. This essay has been slightly edited, of … Continue reading →
Shifty:
Continue reading →It’s definitely a formidable storm out there, but I’m safe and warm.
Continue reading →Remember how Holden Caulfield wondered what happened in wintertime to the ducks of the Central Park pond? This may answer the question. It also will give new meaning to the phrase “eat like a bird”:
Continue reading →Not just chicken eggs – and not even just ostrich eggs:
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