Lords:

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<li>Alexander

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<li><a href="https://youtube.com/@L4MPLIGHT" rel="nofollow">https://youtube.com/@L4MPLIGHT</a></li>
</ul></li>
<li>Chall</li>
</ul>

Topics:

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<li>Having an address after not having an address</li>
<li>Slopsquatting</li>
<li>Book curses</li>
<li>This boke ys myne, Eleanor Worcester

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<li><a href="https://15thcfeminist.substack.com/p/the-preservation-of-womens-words" rel="nofollow">https://15thcfeminist.substack.com/p/the-preservation-of-womens-words</a></li>
</ul></li>
<li>The David Lynch random number generator

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<li>Esper says: My personal favorite use of numbers stations is the brief “station ID” type messages on Secret Agent Radio, a radio station that plays funky groovy Bond soundtrack-type music. Every now and then between songs, you’ll get a brief clip of creepy French-accented actual number station recordings, which really sells the vibe: <a href="https://somafm.com/player24/station/secretagent" rel="nofollow">https://somafm.com/player24/station/secretagent</a></li>
</ul></li>
<li>Do game designers ever go into public policy or vice-versa?</li>
</ul>

Microtopics:

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<li>Math.</li>
<li>An incredible youtube channel you don&#39;t know how to search for.</li>
<li>Lamplight but with a four.</li>
<li>Making art that only a tetrachromat could appreciate and then finding a tetrachromat to appreciate it.</li>
<li>The secret color: yellow. </li>
<li>Crashlands 2.</li>
<li>Watching X-Files until you&#39;ve already seen all the Darin Morgan episodes. </li>
<li>Having twenty shirts to choose from and the same place to sit every day. </li>
<li>How long it takes to tire off the non-stop stream of novelty. </li>
<li>Working for yourself vs. working for someone else.</li>
<li>How to stop feeling like life is rushing past you.</li>
<li>Running a Kickstarter to get chores done around the house.</li>
<li>How to get your ADHD brain to do work in purpose. </li>
<li>Trying to get past the gauntlet of open browser tabs to the one where you get work done. </li>
<li>Running 100 times. </li>
<li>Productivity! </li>
<li>Buying a productivity calendar and then glaring at the calendar and saying "you can&#39;t trick me, calendar"</li>
<li>Nefarious NPM packages really popping off in the past few years. </li>
<li>Cool pens dot com.</li>
<li>Kazaam vs. Shazaam.</li>
<li>What people knew before they could search things on the Internet.</li>
<li>Dog bone facts.</li>
<li>The apocryphal things that LLMs like to say.</li>
<li>Lost books that we know about because they were mentioned in less old books.</li>
<li>The Actual Monster Mash.</li>
<li>Jeff Minter&#39;s Polybius.</li>
<li>Nobody ever releasing a fake Frog Fractions 2 even though Jim could never disavow it.</li>
<li>Hash tag relatable stories about medieval scribes.</li>
<li>Laws about book mishandling. </li>
<li>Dukes collecting books like treasures.</li>
<li>Putting a curse in your book to make sure nobody steals it. </li>
<li>The Falling Disease. </li>
<li>Irascibly Incoherent Book Curses. </li>
<li>May your NPM packages be infected with the falling disease. </li>
<li>A curse that can only curse people who can read.</li>
<li>Young people getting their grubby fingers dirty in the yard and leaving fingerprints in your books.</li>
<li>Someone left their bookmark in my book and the bookmark rotted again.</li>
<li>Cursing podcast bootleggers with the affliction where they always put their headphones on backwards.</li>
<li>The cheat code to unlock Nukey.</li>
<li>May your X button get stuck.</li>
<li>The wildest spelling that could possibly make sense.</li>
<li>A book that once belonged to a library.</li>
<li>Borrowing a book about space from your first grade teacher and forgetting to return it and learning about the ADHD shame procrastination spiral.</li>
<li>Blessed be he who steals this book.</li>
<li>Walking into a library and instantly being completely overwhelmed.</li>
<li>Giving your child the talk about where Little Free Libraries come from.</li>
<li>David Lynch giving you the weather in his all caps voice.</li>
<li>Why David Lynch never draws a 7.</li>
<li>The Reproducibility Crisis.</li>
<li>The Law of the Iterated Logarithm.</li>
<li>All the ways we make mistakes.</li>
<li>Coded drug drop messages on Britney Spears&#39; Insagram.</li>
<li>The 485.152nd Amendment.</li>
<li>A great source of puns that must&#39;ve existed for thousands of years.</li>
<li>How to predict whether your idea will work and then how to test whether it worked.</li>
<li>The Double Crossover Diamond Interchange.</li>
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