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BOOK LAUNCH 🎉! My new book of drawings is now available for purchase. It includes over 250 of the 680+ drawings I've posted here on twitter over the past 2 years.
Link is in the replies, plus some example drawings and some kind words that people have shared about my drawings.
I love when I’m looking through old books and stumble upon a bookmark that transports me back to a different era of my life. I lived in Boulder from 2004 to 2006 and hung out at Boulder Bookstore fairly often.
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as a musican I am never satisfied with my work but actually I am extremely proud of this track. a handmade 23-minute adventure from spacey ambient to weird trip hop
i don’t understand why people bookmark things like this. who are you and why did you bookmark this?
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they played in the hall of the mountain king which is my favorite it was so awesome he did such a great job i am so proud it’s stuck in my head now i love it i am so proud i need to lie down
they played in the hall of the mountain king which is my favorite it was so awesome he did such a great job i am so proud it’s stuck in my head now i love it i am so proud i need to lie down
my son has a performance at benaroya hall downtown today and i got some coffee at a coffee shop across the street with a seasonally appropriate name and then took this stereo photo it’s like my fifth cup of coffee today i’m feeling great music is so awesome happy halloween
You know that moment when you first wake up and haven’t remembered who you are yet? If there’s a bird chirping at that exact moment you can potentially identify with the bird rather than your human self. You think “I’m a bird!” and then open your eyes and realize you’re a human. Sure it’s a little disappointing when you realize you’re actually a human, but for a brief glorious moment, you get to be a bird.
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My book is LIVE you guys!! Would you consider supporting me? Makes a great gift for conscious artsy friends and fam :)
Link in the next tweet!
I think the extreme speedup of technological change necessitates that we take retrocausality seriously. We can’t skate to where the puck will be if we don’t know where the puck will be. We have to have already been skating to where the puck will be without realizing it.
Is there game theory literature about retrocausal effects of players that do not yet exist but are perceived to eventually exist by current players who take actions in anticipation of their eventual existence?
Since turning 40, it seems my new hair budget has been reallocated from the top of my head to the inside of my nose

















