Apropos of nothing

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This is really a post for my blog, but I always hesitate to draw attention to the Lichtenbergian enclave from there.

I came across GenderAnalyzer.com a while ago but was reminded of it yesterday while catching up at Jesus’ General’s blog.  I ran all three blogs through it and was astonished to find that…

  • We think http://lichtenbergian.org is written by a man (61%).
  • We think http://lacunagroup.org/blog is written by a man (80%).
  • We think http://dalelyles.com/blog is written by a man (82%).

The results are pretty clear, I’m afraid: you guys are diluting my manliness.  Quite some.

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L.08.9: an opportunity

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I began tilling the labyrinth area last night, and I came across this:

www.jumpexam.com

The entire back yard is actually made up of hard-packed clay and whatever construction detritus was there when we added on to the house fifteen years ago. There’s only about an inch of topsoil there.

So anyway, I figured this might appeal to one of you out there as you muse about creating a lighting fixture for the labyrinth. Yes, Jeff, I’ve already thought about turning it into a fountain, you pervert.

UPDATE, rather than create a new post: www.jumpexam.com

I brought these home from school:

They’re white, plastic, translucent.  I just stood them up this way to get them lit by the sun.  They might make nice pillars of light in some way.  Unless they melted.

Posted in: Assignments, L.08.9, Lichtenbergianism

An ape’s attic antics…

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So I was wallowing and wandering in my archival attic as I put off my daily line C2020-703 learning session, and I came across a theme that might do nicely to hold together some of our ongoing Lichtenbergian concerns:  Everything from the challenges of self-representation to seeking out criteria for artistic credibility can find a lip tickle orbit for discussion.  It’s a link.  Go there: C2040-408

http://www.lacunagroup.org/marc/?p=26#more-26

So as we continue with our current assignment, I thought it might also be rewarding to riff on this theme of the Ape.

Posted in: Ideas, Lichtenbergianism, Musings, Waste

Summer solstice

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Today’s the summer solstice.  Only six months until our Annual Meeting.  Only six months since our Annual Meeting.  Balance.

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    Agenda item for 5/9

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    Johan Borgen, Norwegian writer/journalist/playwright, wrote:

    “Personally I believe that man’s fascination for art lies in our unsatisfied desire for identity. I believe that our unarticulated longing for freedom, our painful and impractical and completely unreasonable longing for freedom derives simply from the fact that we are shut up inside that system of apparent necessities which is called our personality, or which we call our personality, because we need to fasten a fine-sounding name to the cage in which we have shut ourselves up. … We live a crippled life, shut up inside the narrow cage of considerations, caught in the net of expectations.” (Words Through the Years, 1966)

    Be prepared to discuss.

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