Moving over to bluesky soon.
Maybe.
But not staying here.
I used to enjoy it, but not so much any more.
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Australia’s ski season officially starts this weekend. But there’s only grass and slush on the ski fields.
Only two of 78 lifts will be operating this weekend.
Climate change is not a future crisis. It’s happening now.
I’ve just finished five hours of puppy preschool in the last month. Looking forward to the inevitable post-doctoral work it will undertake along with its own canine HECS debt.
I love it when pastors talk about tithing. I imagine buying “oxen, sheep, wine, strong drink, or whatever you desire” to consume with rejoicing in the church. (Deut 14)
Imagine spending 10% of your yearly income on strong drink to get happy with the pastor.
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The greatest tragedy of AI is that we lost the ability to just enjoy art the moment we lay eyes on it. For a brief half a second we have to double check, look for signs before we can really enjoy something and that used to be so free for us. We’ve lost that free spark of joy.
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It's strange how the commemoration of a saint who spent his time 'resisting temptations and battling demons' turned into 'get as drunk as you possibly can'.
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This is a helpful correction. I’ve always said Protestants “included the apocrypha in their Bibles for centuries,” but for some reason got sloppy & said “canon” in these statements & that’s inaccurate. Thanks, Seth, for calling it out.
@maklelan Your claim that “Protestants included the Apocrypha in their canon for centuries” is misleading. On the one hand, I agree that it wasn’t until about 200 years ago that Protestants stopped printing these books in their Bibles. 1/4
So let me know if you see any of these. Trying to see if my inactivity has been penalised in some way.
Or perhaps X is down. Because technical.