ASCII by Jason Scott

My great pal Eric Drysdale sent out one last note to a set of friends about an event he thought that set would enjoy, and I am extremely lucky to be included in that set.

Just a little over ten years ago, I was notified about a big warehouse of manuals that was going to be discarded in a few days.

Sometimes I think about the person who had apparently binge-watched a pile of my presentations, looked at a couple that had been more recent, and announced that while they loved my work, it was a sad thing to consider how I was slowing down – how my energy

I attended INIT HELLO over the past weekend, and had a very good time.

This first paragraph is a paradox.

One can choose to focus on the car crash, or the lessons learned from the car crash.

Imagine, if you will, a vast river.

Kerfuffles are Kerfuffles.

As should be expected, a number of individuals have come forward with responses to the initial blog post.

I spent some time trying to figure out when to make this announcement in a way that didn’t seem like direct sabotage; the day before the VCF East event seems about right.

Imagine an epic of nine years having a happy ending.

There’s no way for me to know where your awareness starts with all this, so let’s just start at the beginning.

I’m about to write an essay that will lead to mass misinterpretation or out of context quoting, and before I get into that situation (intentionally), I have to create this entire sidebar to talk about a social construct I’ve observed over the years.

I chose the life, it didn’t choose me.

4am doesn’t suffer fools, or repetition.

The reason I’m doing a bunch of entries around the theme of “A couple people asked, so here’s a long and drawn-out answer that touches on a host of considerations” is because the era of “I am on multiple platforms that harvest my low-level brainwaves and…

The last entry garnered an awful lot of attention.

Few things are harder to start than a narrative of the thing you “do” and what all the ramifications of it are.

Carcinization is the tendency of reality to keep making things into Crabs or Crab-like creatures.

OK, let’s bring this thing back.