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I’m reminded of that line from one of the witches in Macbeth: “And you all know, security / Is mortals’ chiefest enemy.”

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I’m reminded of that line from one of the witches in Macbeth: “And you all know, security / Is mortals’ chiefest enemy.”

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The photo above was taken by landscape photographer Edward Burtynsky, whose pieces are generally about nature transformed through industry. The photo, titled Breezewood, Pennsylvania, USA. was taken in 2008 and is from a collection titled Oil. He describes the inspiration behind Oil this way:
“I began to think about oil itself: as both the source of energy that makes everything possible and as a source of dread, for its ongoing endangerment of our habitat.”
There’s a certain beauty to this photo, which I stumbled across via Twitter, and you can even find humor in the responses to it. My favorite is this one:
lol the us looks like someone forgot to activate AdBlock
— Krumbukt – Pancakeboi ThiCC AF (@Krumbukt1) April 18, 2018

I found this one via Ian Bremmer, who writes: “Making the rounds in the Kingdom presently.”
Want to see the other ones?

Not a bad idea, since the one we have built-in is a pain in the ass to use.
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I haven’t played Shadowrun in ages! The last time I played, you had to combine magic and technology to get things like wireless networking and many other goodies that we consider typical today.
My character, Miguel Busey, is named after Florida Man Mike Busey, Gary Busey’s nephew, and former proprietor of the infamous Sausage Castle.
For those of you who look down your noses at playing role-playing games, here’s the TEDx talk Why Dungeons & Dragons is Good for You (In Real Life):