Alcoholic bar owner plans to abandon piano-playing friend in Nazi-run area, & colludes w/police to get away w/murder. #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly
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My thoughts of late have returned to this amazing scene by @WilliamShatner, made decades ago.
As a young person, I found it tremendously inspiring. A code to live by.
But it didn’t play out quite like we expected.
The “fantastically advanced” life that we actually ended up encountering is right here, on Earth. All around us now.
The key issue of our time is becoming this:
Not everyone signed up for this mission, or the risk. And what we do about that, ultimately, is where the debate about AI will end up.
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The grand finale of last nights Hunter’s moon rising over Los Angeles. 1000 photos turned into a 30 second timelapse video as the moon rose through sunset into twilight.
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Who is inventing words like John Milton these days? He gave us pandemonium, sensuous AND complacency, truly a generational run
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Tonight’s Full Moon rising above Midtown Manhattan.
Shot from 14 miles away in Elizabeth NJ.
#HuntersMoon #NewYorkCity
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“We forfeit three-fourths of ourselves in order to be like other people.” — Schopenhauer
Ever laughed at a joke that wasn’t funny? That’s the quarter he meant.
5 minutes a day with the greatest minds on Deepstash. 📲
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SAG-AFTRA remembers Eric Bauza, the three-time Children’s and Family Emmy Award-winning voice actor who voiced Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety and countless other beloved characters. Our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. #SagAftraMember
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STEVEN SPIELBERG in 1992 answering those who criticise his films.
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I took about 50,000 photos through a 14" telescope last night to produce this: A hyper-detailed photo of the full moon. The fidelity of the photo was great enough to allow me to greatly enhance the color, revealing a hidden world of geological diversity.
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Walter Koenig, who played Chekov in the original “Star Trek” series and seven “Star Trek” feature films, has died at 90.
variety.com/2026/film/news/w…
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It’s totally incredible they were able to fly this beast in from space as an unpowered glider.
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"262 hits in one season" may be the unbreakable record.
Aw, man.
Tom Skerritt, who starred in the TV series “Picket Fences” and appeared in movies ranging from “MASH” to “Alien,” “Top Gun,” “A River Runs Through It” and “Ted,” has died of natural causes at 93.
variety.com/2026/film/news/t…
#TIL
Paul Simon's "Graceland" was inspired by a roadtrip he took to Nashville...
...with Lorne Michaels.
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What is the sign of every literary decadence? That life no longer dwells in the whole. The word becomes sovereign and leaps out of the sentence, the sentence reaches out and obscures the meaning of the page, the page gains life at the expense of the whole—the whole is no longer a whole.
Nietzche's description has haunted me for some time, and as LLMs and the util-ideology grows, more so
Also the man used an M-dash to make thoughts slow down and then speed up, as they should.
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Here’s your semi-regular reminder that there’s not a player in MLB history who fielded the bunt play as well as Keith Hernandez
He played first base with the aggressiveness of a shortstop, and if he was right-handed, probably *would have been* a shortstop
Nietzsche "used an emdash to make thoughts slow down and then speed up, as they should."
I do so love a well-deployed pair of emdashes.
What is the sign of every literary decadence? That life no longer dwells in the whole. The word becomes sovereign and leaps out of the sentence, the sentence reaches out and obscures the meaning of the page, the page gains life at the expense of the whole—the whole is no longer a whole.
Nietzche's description has haunted me for some time, and as LLMs and the util-ideology grows, more so
Also the man used an M-dash to make thoughts slow down and then speed up, as they should.





























