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I give you all the things. Wide-eyed optimism. Farm life. Lefty politics. Real-life misadventures. Fantasy maps. Alien worlds. Chickens. Science fiction and fantasy fiction. Chickens IN fiction. Even short stories without ANY chickens in them at all.

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JD Vance Really Gets My Goat — And I Don’t Mean GOAT

Here are 7 things I have to say to JD VANCE

The Edge | Episode 16 | Persistence Is Not Futile, or, Many Processors Make Light Work

The ultimate success of the project relied on—depended on—being able to predict the people’s preferences.

The Richness of Diversity … Or Lack Thereof

Is it just another Trump “travesty du jour”?

The Edge | Episode 15 | Voice

Shah really just wanted to sleep. But he also wanted to see the next set of results before he went to bed, and they were taking longer than he had expected.

The Edge | Episode 14 | On This I Must Insist

“I agree, in general, to your terms, with one small addendum.”

A Self-Interview Inspired By G Lawrence From The Book Nook

Because I just wanted to answer the questions Gemma had asked someone else …

The Edge | Episode 13 | Surprise

The professor made a sly face. He was up to something.

If You Want To Outwit Facebook, Do This

The workaround to keep Facebook from connecting all your dots, or at least your real phone number

Facebook Is Forcing Me Out On A Technicality

Goodbye to Facebook and 20 years of history!

The Edge | Episode 12 | The Right Amount of High Drama

The first probe launched, and King felt a smile spread across his face.

The Edge | Episode 11 | Press

The science came first, so he would put up with the annoyance and keep his mouth shut

An Open Letter to CBC/Radio-Canada On The Subject Of Eurovision

Let’s start the Canadian Eurovision journey in the best way we can

The Edge | Episode 10 | Another Satisfied Customer

The colony ships are so small in comparison to the size of a planet that it is impossible for us to detect their wreckage directly from this great distance