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Comment #35162166
Iliad (YC W23) is building a creative crutch for rapidly generating game assets. Unoriginal designers and artists who lack the powers of inspiration and invention can use it to cre…
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Comment #11395117
Why doesn't Iowa fall off the map?
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Comment #10200707
Pynchon wrote several short stories in highschool in the first person. See Voice of the Hamster ( http://genius.com/Thomas-pynchon-voice-of-the-hamster-annota... ). I find the simi…
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Comment #9931349
In that case, aren't you, in effect, choosing for me the set of choices available to me for selection, based upon a preconceived notion of "quality"? The Underground Man goes on to…
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Comment #9931184
In Notes from Underground, Dostoevsky nailed the reason computers and science and algorithms will never be able to replicate humanity or predict the actions of man, when he wrote: …
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Comment #9931008
I think this is getting at one of the root absurdities of human existence in general: the desire to be understood, to socially connect, and the overwhelming truth that real underst…
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Comment #9694368
Hooman Majd's book, The Ayatollah Begs to Differ, is pretty interesting, especially as it relates to ta'arof at the international level. He argues that many of the seemingly bizarr…
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Comment #9369412
Araji was the source of the NYT article; what I find interesting is the rhetorical trouncing dispensed by Hitchens. Although the essay was published in 2005 and Hitchens died in 20…
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Comment #9364776
Bryan R. Wilson, "The Persistence of Sects", Diskus, Journal of the British Association for the Study of Religions, Vol 1, No. 2, 1993
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