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A quick thought on The Expanse vs Battlestar Galactica.

If you like physics… that alone is enough to start The Expanse. I’m in my little pandemic bubble and echo chamber, so I’ve been watching this show with jaw-dropped amazement, and isolated such that I (more…)

Posted on 15 January, 202125 March, 2021 By Uncle Fishbits
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“Remember the Whigs, Larry?” or the march towards equality, and where we lost it along the way…

A non-sequitur about Trump’s America, and where we’re heading.  This is from Hunter S. Thompson’s Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail ’72. Sounds like Trump’s GOP: “Remember the Whigs, Larry? They (more…)

Posted on 7 January, 202116 February, 2024 By Uncle Fishbits
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Ignore this, or “the community I engaged”.

I did this out of bored curiosity. I am happy to see my contributions range over so many subreddits. I really only hang out in a specific few, so this is surprising. I know it means legitimately nothing (more…)

Posted on 25 November, 202025 November, 2020 By Uncle Fishbits
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A defense of the inevitability of Equalitarianism: on a road with no map since the year of our Lord, 1215; *OR* an essay about isms.

So when I think about equalitarianism as a political doctrine, I typically immediately think about three things. This video: Explanation of who is killing who: https://blog.ninapaley.com/2012/10/01/this-land-is-mine/ Second, (more…)

Posted on 19 November, 202019 November, 2020 By Uncle Fishbits
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Robocop and The Wire aren’t too different, you and I: How each deals with the dark side of The American Dream, and the collapse of city governance.

Dan Harmon is right. A film lazily titled “Robocop” should be a disaster. A forgettable B-film that is best for Mystery Science Theatre 3000. But that’s not what happened, and here we are. Re-watching (more…)

Posted on 21 September, 202011 November, 2020 By Uncle Fishbits
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The internet is a bizarre, sinewy, wonderful place at times, *OR* the roundabout ways I found out about my favorite bands.

You never know what you’re going to get, in this maddening world where the digital and objective physical places in time intersect, like portals as doorways into other minds and experiences. This is (more…)

Posted on 5 September, 201922 October, 2021 By Uncle Fishbits
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If you haven’t checked out Google Maps’ “Timeline” feature, it might be incredibly useful in your daily life.

My memory isn’t failing, but it can be pretty bad. I think Google Maps’ Timeline, which is an opt-out thing (it’s likely recording your location based information without you even being aware of it) could (more…)

Posted on 12 February, 2018 By Uncle Fishbits
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A New World of rationalism, religion, and extremism; Never the ‘tween shall meet.

Future of human race will depend on how we're able to deal w/extremism, cultism, irrationalism, mental illness,& the like.All tied together. — Uncle Fishbits (@UncleFishbits) April 17, 2015 Understand (more…)

Posted on 16 June, 201716 June, 2017 By Uncle Fishbits
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The Frontier is Everywhere…. Carl Sagan on Wanderers, and we as Voyagers.

Wanderers – a short film by Erik Wernquist from Erik Wernquist on Vimeo. Voyagers from Santiago Menghini on Vimeo.

Posted on 5 April, 2017 By Uncle Fishbits
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Heatherwick Studio is growing plants for Bombay Sapphire’s gin, and it’s beautiful.

Fascinating, and functional. Heatherwick Studio’s master plan proposed the creation of two new glasshouses to grow specimens of the 10 exotic plant species used in the Bombay Sapphire distillation process. (more…)

Posted on 24 March, 2017 By Uncle Fishbits

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