I can’t decide if the featured tree here is the one up on the ridge or the one down in front of the cliff.
[daily log: walking, 6.5km]
Day: September 24, 2020
Caveat: Zamza
I read a short story just now, that I enjoyed. It’s… difficult. It’s speculative fiction, of a sort. It reeks of Borges and postmodernism and pays homage to the recent developments in neural-net “artificial intelligence” (GPT-3 – not yet intelligent, but definitely something new and emergent).
Give it a try if you want. This is not a recommendation (in the spirit of the story itself). The link: Tropic of Zamza
Best quote:
Tropic of Zamza is only a book. It contains many words—92,581 of them, to be exact—but it is, mercifully, only a book. Being only a book, it lacks the capacity to physically injure you. You should remind yourself of this fact regularly, in the event that you make the horrible mistake of reading it.
Caveat: Poem #1516 “Culinary incident report”
ㅁ it was by mistake: pizza with grated butter - not actually bad.
– a pseudo-haiku.