Also and relevant to the TikTok ban, if you haven't yet you should read "Inventing Reality" by Parenti or "Manufacturing Consent" by Chomsky.

If you haven't yet read "Business as a System of Power" by Robert A. Brady, now would be an appropriate time.

What is the probability that a randomly chosen integer-sided triangle (with sides a, b, c ∈ N) is acute?

I'm highly suspect that nature is going to provide humans a "free lunch" when it comes to longevity.

I get why leg day is skipped. I always feel unbelievably exhausted, deep down to my very essence after. Much more so than any other training day.

Menger Sponge (slice) in The Game of Life. So much fun to watch.

Reread "Against Empire" last year. It's a good time to read it if you have not.

The Ian Noe cover of Born in the USA is great.

When I need inspiration I watch Secretariat at the 1973 Belmont Stakes.

Space is pretty cool but terrifying. I'm glad I don't live there.

Ugh, not ready for classes again. I just want to do hood rat things with my friends.

My wife get slightly irked because I answer "I don't know" to basically everything. But as I remind her, the things I think are none of my business.

William Blum in heaven getting ready to write that new Venezuela chapter for Killing Hope.

Now that's it's Dept of War can we get a cooler moniker than "veterans?"

I think a problem with using AI for maths is there is no real way to know if the problem/answer intersect/are on the attractor of the AI's "thought-space." So it might be better to let it come up with the problem to explore, better alignment to its "thought-space." Maybe, idk.