Today, I sat down with host Kevin Fukunaga for his Scripts & Scribes broadcast.  I fielded questions about showrunning, Dark Matter, Stargate, and, of course, Kpop…

Well this is an interesting article.  Could that cup you’re drinking out of have consciousness?

https://www.salon.com/2021/07/23/panpsychism-the-idea-that-inanimate-objects-have-consciousness-gains-steam-in-science-communities/

Today’s Yes/No…

Meanwhile, on the home front…


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4 responses

  1. Colleen J OShaughnessy Avatar
    Colleen J OShaughnessy

    Panpsychism is crazy! Please tell me people aren’t being paid to ponder this stuff (and that my chairs aren’t plotting against me). Then again, it does explain all of those moving chairs in ghost hunting videos.

    Snicker salad? Heavens YES! Now, please.

    While I love seltzer water, I don’t understand purchasing still water on an ongoing basis if one has access to a Pur or Brita filtering system, medical intolerances to municipal additives or failings notwithstanding. Your test proves my point. Water is water. Have I mentioned lately how much I adore Akemi (and you, of course). She adds so much interesting fodder for you to include in your blog.

    Off to catch up on Scripts & Scribes

  2. Thank you so much for the livestream, Joe, and for being engaged with fandom; all the participants’ questions prompted interesting answers!

  3. Well, as you said, water’s water! It’s just that spring water hasn’t had all the contaminants and bugs removed before bottling or canning compared to tap water ( although also no added chlorine or fluorine depending on country / water company! )
    Now sparkling, or flavoured water, that’s nicer!

  4. nantokanaru77 Avatar

    Can water …. Why ….

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