Curiosity begets wonder.

Short Thoughts

A Letter to Micheal Pollan: author of “The Omnivores Dilemma”

Dear Micheal Pollan, The following is a response to The Omnivores Dilemma. It appears that you were right in believing that a lot of people care about what they’re eating, enough, at least, to create such a large audience as their is for your book. I agree with your understated thesis that we as humans…

Black Bears of Coal

JR Hay “Man has always required heat, synonymous with life and energy, and worshipped light. He learned to capture both in fire, and with that discovery came a new mastery over the quality of his environment.” – Kenneth L. Lasson In the Tamarack outside of Beckly I palmed a coal figurine. Its form is of…

Thoughts on A.I.

Artificial Intelligence is only necessary for a world of artificial design – namely human design. Thinking machines to do the thinking for us.

Books Worth Reading

Depending on how you stretch the definition of a book, I would surmise that there are more books written than humans alive to read them. Often these books collect dust in your local used bookstore, a place whose business it seems is to collect mediocre works, sprinkling in a great classic of Dostoevsky or collection…

A Tour of the Knights Tour

The premise is simple, take a Knight at any of the four corners of the chess board and move such that you land on every space once without repetition.

Statistical Madness

This means that our new adjusted jackpot prize for successfully creating the perfect bracket is 4.27 trillion dollars or 4.2698093837×10^12.