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May 7
Soon gonna see DorkHair Weirdo and the Many Worlds of Kookiness
What’s the movie called in your universe?
That was WILD.
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Jan 2
I’ve enjoyed Crichton’s work, but I’ve long recognized that almost all of his novels are about how science is bad and doesn’t work.
Crichton’s most pro-science novel was probably The Andromeda Strain… where the story ends with the virus mutating all by itself to a harmless strain, with the scientists doing nothing, and the scientists almost nuking themselves.
One could argue that he was just telling a good story… until his 2004 novel State of Fear, where he basically declared global warming a hoax and portrays people trying to fight climate change as terrorists.
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Jan 1
Time for an #OldSchoolDungeonsAndDragons that is truly classic! Gods, Demi-Gods & Heroes (1976), by Robert Kuntz and James Ward!
This book was the fourth and final supplement to the original "0th edition" D&D rules. It starts with a pretty amusing foreword by the editor. One of the rare times I know of that an editor admits "loathing" the project they worked on!
Curiously, the latter part of the foreword shows that the book was designed to address another early problem in D&D: power "Monty Haul" gamers! Basically: "Here are the stats of literal gods. If your characters are more powerful, you're doing something wrong."
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Dec 30, 2021
Let's do a quick #OldSchoolDungeonsAndDragons: Pillars of Pentegarn (1982), by Rose Estes! Image
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What I didn't know is that the Endless Quest books were part of a TSR initiative to develop curriculum programs for reading and problem solving! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endless_Q…
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Oct 3, 2021
Sherlock Holmes wasn't afraid to throw fists. From a 1904 issue of The Strand.
Yep every photograph of a school from the early 1900s looks like a scene you encounter in a haunted house just before all the children unhinge their jaws and rush at you
From an interview with Pierre Curie. The assistant to the Curies, M. Danne, wasn't having it when the interviewer tried to give credit to Pierre alone.
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Oct 1, 2021
Tonight’s plan: a “drive and sing,” put together a cat exercise wheel, and then guitar.
The great thing about “drive and sing” is that I get to practice yelling at idiot drivers in a loud and melodic voice.
The cat wheel is built! Now for the waiting game… Image
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