Llamas and my stegosaurus

You can type any words you want and adjust spacing, inner and outer radius, etc.

Seeing all the ads for the Backrooms movie made me go back and watch some of the youtube videos again.

The film Metropolis, written in 1926, was set in 2026.

In high school, my mom showed me the Sator square: SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS The oldest known copy was found on a wall in Pompeii: They are all real Latin five-letter words, the words going down read the same as the words going across, and the bottom…

They live in vast underground caverns, rarely seeing the light of day.

Inspired by The Xenotext, I wrote my own cipher poetry.

Just playing with Sora One thing I was curious about was whether the title War of the Worlds influenced people to start saying "First World War."

I was investigating this paragraph from the poem "The Turn of the Tide" by C.S.

Marine Reptiles: Ichthyosaurus: Dolphin-like body shape, large eyes, powerful tail flukes.

Guide to Dinosaur Shapes There's a lot of dinosaurs out there.

One of the animals that shows up in bestiaries is called the pelican.

People say that the properties of high-dimensional spaces are deeply unintuitive and talk about the "curse of dimensionality."

Here is an article about Semyon Korsakov that was published in 2016.

Hermit comes from a word for the desert, and the older Greek form is eremites.

We think of a labyrinth as a maze, with branching passages making it easy to lose your way.

A lot of artists have been trying to expand copyright law and custom recently, arguing that unauthorized derivate works (AI generated art) should not be permitted.

This is related to this other investigation into a Romantic poem I used Midjourney to generate visualizations of Coleridge's Xanadu.

A standard argument against Chalmers' philosophical zombies goes something like this.

When GPT-2 was first released, I began to wonder whether I was something like GPT: Did I contain beliefs and reason over them, or did I, like GPT, just have a disposition to say certain things in a particular situation?

I read the following tweet: "No one will remember * your fancy title, * how many hours you worked, * how busy you were.

Science, most people feel, has removed humanity from a central place in the universe: quite literally, in the case of the Copernican revolution, but in every other way as well.

This is in response to Blake Lemoine's post.

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Somebody on Reddit said "the only reason Indigo is listed as one of the colors of the spectrum is because Newton was obsessed with the number 7 for occult reasons" so I got to thinking, what names do people actually use for the fully saturated colors?