she's seen all the classics, she knows every line
the matrix, galaxyquest; first doctor was the ninth
she's glad that britney's free, never bought an .aac
her very first pc was too slow for mp3s
why do so few friends have a website?
and who's this elon guy opposed to artist copyright?
when did a bookstore become SHODAN?
whatever happened to
flip phones
flash games
(on your livejournal)
webrings
and mood boards
palm treo's tactile keyboard
she read newshounds
and sluggy
and youtube was 240p
her mutuals
in high school
they tell her that she's uncool
'cause she's still
preoccupied
with twenty
twenty
twenty zero five
7
Sanderson: you should all come over, we’re gonna watch A Field So White
Tolkien:
Martin:
Jacques:
Jacques: [squeaking] will there be feasting?
Sanderson: we’re gonna have funeral potatoes
Martin: funeral potatoes?
Martin: oh damn that sounds metal
Sanderson: oh good golly gosh no
3
Sanderson: I tell you don’t you know
Sanderson: that article was just so gosh darn negative
Sanderson: why, I hid to write three new books to calm myself down don’t cha know
There is only one libertarian position on gender-affirming health care, and that's to let it be a private decision of doctors, patients, and parents if a minor is involved. Worries that some people might regret it are no more a case for criminalization than the fact that lots of people regret taking drugs is a case against drug decriminalization. And if your worry is that we need to protect kids from bad choices, you need *much* weightier evidence of harm than anti-trans people can point to.
A mini essay about AIs and how to think about them: https://cohost.org/sitnaltax/post/1034100-ai-analogy