mickeko

2026-05-07
I did just that, yesterday. There's something quietly universal about that.

2026-05-07
Might be that the statues are also waiting, and wondering what we're doing running around like we are?

2026-05-06
Well said! The two edged sword that is freedom. For every liberty, something has to be taken away. Civilization seems to have forgotten that each thing taken needs to be worth being giving away.

2026-05-06
Hear hear! It's too easy to gloss over the small things that deserve gratitude. A lovely read, which I'm sure will linger with me.

2026-05-02
This reads like riding the waves left by a duck on a still pond. It's simultaneously still and an ever moving waterfall of life.

2026-03-15
I'll admit I didn't read all of this, and I'll also admit I enjoyed what I read immensely.

2025-12-01
I might need to mindfully observe reality way more than I do. This is an excellent reminder. Thank you.

2025-11-13
Text doesn't inherently create meaning. A language model structures text. The more meaning put into your prompt, the better the text will conform to it. No matter what the marketing department says, AI is not designed to create or invent, it's designed to structure data in a way that looks like it does. It might sound sinister, but could it really have been made to look like something else?

2025-11-11
This hurts my head and my pride a little. It's both my often thoughts and their often thoughts of me in a single reading.

2025-10-19
Most interesting things happen with less care. It's often, and often not, a good thing. Thanks for the encouragement.

2025-10-03
It's the paradox of perfection. Perfect ruminations are disorganized, they would be imperfect were they not.

2025-06-16
I'm as free as a blank canvas. It's freedom, constraint and a monumental task to paint myself on it.

2025-06-12
I was also moved. We're all related by being children of the stars. If that's not kinship, then nothing is.

2012-03-11
Contrary to the context I find this inspiring.

Well put!