Thanksgiving, 2023
I like Thanksgiving. I’m not a fan of turkey but any holiday that encourages excess of food and beverage is all right to me. Besides,
I like Thanksgiving. I’m not a fan of turkey but any holiday that encourages excess of food and beverage is all right to me. Besides,
The harvest is done. The experiment for this year is complete. (Picture: our wee carrot harvest. Including rocks.) Now, we decide what it means. I
Fantasy has its Game of Thrones. Science fiction has its The Expanse. (Picture from here. Leviathan Wakes is the first book of The Expanse.) Game
Humans are both hyper-cooperative and hyper-competitive. Often, at the same time. (Picture from here.) There’s a continuing discussion of human intelligence that goes something like
Welcome to another addition of cheese ends. (Picture from here.) Water on the Moon The moon has hematite. What’s interesting about this is hematite
Be careful what you wish for. (Yes, yes. Another State of the Farm entry. I’m in Wisconsin. Sue me.) Some years ago, I discussed the
I discussed a while back my opinion on the stampede to bring AI into the kitchen, living room, workplace, and bedroom that seems to be
This will not be a long post as I’m in Pennsylvania for a family reunion. I had planned an interesting post but left without the
Pottery: It’s time to be ambitious. (Ball Boy is an author photograph a piece of meso-American pottery from the Harvard Peabody Museum. Chocolate Man is
We’ll start with the bad news. All of our chickens have been killed. This happened a little over a month ago but I haven’t brought
In these hot days I thought it might be interesting to talk about how animals deal with heat. (Picture from here.) I went into graduate
Be patient with me while I talk about this. (Picture from here.) Humans separated from chimpanzees between 4-7 million years ago. This time is a
I don’t normally put up much on the farm this time of year but I’m fairly excited this year. We’ve had an extraordinarily warm April