- Philosopher Saul Smilansky says his work is a cross between Kant and Monty Python. I’m not sure I’d go that far but I enjoyed hearing Smilansky and Will Wilkinson on blogginheadstv. I discussed Smilansky’s paradox of retirement argument earlier. He is now out with a book, Ten Moral Paradoxes.
- The Sarah Connor Chronicles doesn’t get any respect but I thought the first season was great in an action-packed, edge-of-your seat, thrill-seeking sort of way. The second season has just begun. Summer Glau plays the Spock/Data learning-to-be-human cyborg that John Connor can’t admit he wants to interface with.
Hear hear on The Sarah Connor Chronicles. We are just getting around to watching the DVD of the first season, and it’s mildly addictive. Started out sort of like Dawson’s Creek with robots, but then really took off.
Isn’t Smilansky & Wilkinson a famous steakhouse in NYC?
Awww, come on, Alex… tell us the story about the credit snobs again.
Oh yeah, my previous post referred to the retirement paradox link. And since when have spammers figured out how to do character recognition? Is this the beginning of the singularity?
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