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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Resolutions for 2012
I have a fairly terrible track record when it comes to actually keeping my New Years resolutions. But it is considered customary to make them, on the grounds that, allegedly, we could all stand some measure of self-improvement, so here … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff
Tagged Academics, Frugality, Master's Degree, New Years, Resolutions, Transgenderism
2 Comments
Predictions for 2012
Here are some predictions that I’m going to make concerning national and world affairs in the coming year. As you have probably guessed, I cannot see the future (and neither can you!), so you probably shouldn’t be betting the farm … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff, Physics, Politics
Tagged Astronomy, Canada, Civil Unrest, European Union, FTL neutrinos, Higgs Boson, International Politics, NDP leadership, New Age, New Years, Physics, Politics, Predictions, Republican nomination, Russia, Stephen Fucking Harper, United Kingdom, USA, Wild Speculation
2 Comments
The Hour I Last Believed
I used to suffer periodic bouts of Sleep Paralysis. For those who are both not in “the know” and too lazy to click on the given link, this is a rather bizarre medical condition in which (as the name would … Continue reading
Alas, It Has Come To This…
A meme. I do appologize for this; I used to be much bigger on filling-out memes back in the day, but lately I have all but ceased. Even so, I still like to make an annual tradition of doing the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff
Tagged Academics, Astrophysics, Hopes, Meme, New Years, Physics, Regrets, Transgenderism
4 Comments
Enough With the Damn Zombies Already
Okay, we get it: everybody loves Zombies. Everybody loves Zombies because everyone (i) retains a morbid fascination with death and decay, likely left over from the very first time we found out that we were going to die; (ii) is, … Continue reading
When Everything Turns to Garbage
I recall promising, in my very post on this blog, that I would share some of my fiction with you at some point. Obviously that has yet to happen. The problem is two-fold; first of all, I do the overwhelming … Continue reading
A Modern Invocation
(This one is inspired by a piece that an old friend/deranged, pathologically lying narcissist once wrote. It was an invocation in the classical style, containing the usual literary references to Greek mythology, Tristan and Isolde, and the like. I got … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Cthulhu Mythos, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Frankenstein, Invocation, Muse, Mythology, Poetry, Popular Culture, Star Trek, Superman
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How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bohm.
I suspect that, in the coming decades, the Bohm interpretation of Quantum Mechanics will end up making a bit of a come-back; and, when I say a “come-back,” understand that what I mean is that people will actually have to … Continue reading
Posted in Physics
Tagged Bohm Interpretation, Physics, Quantum Entanglement, Wild Speculation
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Concerning Great Aunt Hester
My parents are geniuses. I suppose that there’s always a problem offloading unglamourous but necessary things like socks and underwear on children for Christmas. You can give them out yourself, and disappoint your kids, or you can let “Santa” do … Continue reading