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This is one example of a phenomenon that I think is ultimately a kind of scaling failure. That is, I don't think we're quite prepared for how many people there

Today's @deandad post credits me for a specific formulation of that's not mine, but comes from a twitter thread by @stephanPhD (via @jrieffel ) I do at least partially agree

I spent over an hour last night on a Zoom call with friends from college; we've been doing this approximately weekly for the last few months of lockdown. It's been

Just being struck by the fact that while I meant to do some physics blogging this month, I've done none, and June is almost over. This is partly because I

I was thinking about our pandemic routine while walking Charlie the pupper this morning, and it struck me that to a surprising extent it's involved me turning into my mom.

Listening to @thepressboxpod about the "Jordan-centric" storytelling of that documentary, something that really struck me when the first episode covered the UNC title in '82. The truly indelible moment of