Tuesday Bag o’ Dispatches
Speaking of AI, artificial intelligence, isn’t AS, artificial stupidity, a far greater and more prevalent danger?
"The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter." —Mark Twain
Shape of Earth: Views Differ
Speaking of AI, artificial intelligence, isn’t AS, artificial stupidity, a far greater and more prevalent danger?
It’s Halloween, which you may remember is also my birthday.
Standing by for more love taps.
Fifty-six years ago, on the 20th of July, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped from the lunar module onto the surface of the Moon.
I admit it. I’m a conspiracy theorist. Can you blame me?
I’m reminded of the year we lived in Montana, tucked up in the northeast corner with our neighbors Saskatchewan and North Dakota, the strongest radio and television signals coming down from Moose Jaw.
I’m guessing this pilot’s pucker factor was off the charts.
The AP Stylebook and I go back a long way.