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Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Funny "screensaver"

OK, this is one of those things that's really bad, yet really good too. If Bush gets stuck, you can grab him with your cursor and drag him through a skinny opening, or throw him around like a rag doll. I don't normally condone violence against anyone, even tyrannical two-bit incompetent dictator presidents, but hey, this is a fun bit of pure escapist fantasy.

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I like the visuals, but really a dictator? Have you seen who are in history books under that discription? That would rule out any President, past or present.

By Anonymous, at 11:19 PM, April 10, 2006

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Hello! I'm Andrew in central Illinois, USA and this is my general-purpose, all-around blog.

I have some worldviews which, just as a percentage of the population holding similar views, might be called unusual, albeit not in a bad way. I'm a minarchist libertarian, atheist, futurist and anti-nationalist, and am also married to a non-US citizen. I think this combo gives me some interesting perspectives on the world.

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Now, on ~~paper~~ Kindle:
The Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft by, of course, H.P. Lovecraft
What I think of it: Although his use of arcane vocabulary will have you making frequent use of Kindle's dictionary function, Lovecraft makes Stephen King look like a hack.
Next up on Netflix:
Downton Abbey
What I think of it: Only seen 3 episodes so far but the stories are engaging. The crusty, highly stratified British society grates on my nerves for some reason though.
Most recently finished audiobook:
The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
What I thought of it: Reality is indeed far stranger, and more wondrous, than fiction. Greene explains how modern science strongly implies that we may be living in one of possibly infinite universes in one of possibly infinite multiverses.
What I may read next:
Skinbrain (Cerebrodermus Fantastica) by Stephen Euin Cobb, who also does an excellent podcast, The Future and You

Cost of the War in Iraq

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