David R.

Godspeed, coder-y people.

Seems like there’s some discrepancy, too, regarding whether Clint and Darren left voluntarily or were told to leave by the “investors.” Interesting.

On the topic of shadow selves, these are a bit on the creepier side, but:

The short fiction of Brian Evenson tends to revolve in a very obsessive way around identity. Fugue State is a good place to start.

I’m also thinking about Kelly Link’s “The Specialist Hat”. The strange fiction of Robert Aickman is also frequently in this territory.…[Read more]

On the topic of shadow selves, these are a bit on the creepier side, but:

The short fiction of Brian Evenson tends to revolve in a very existential way around identity. Fugue State is a good place to start.

I’m also thinking about Kelly Link’s “The Specialist Hat”. The strange fiction of Robert Aickman is also frequently in this territory.…[Read more]

Ha. Yes, let’s hope.

The Schroedinger’s Cat thought is really interesting. By the same token, if you think about the quantum idea of superposition, it has a great multivalent implication: one of both simultaneous states and great power. Both relevant.

Maybe Mike Eaton doesn’t realize what it does. Maybe it was created from the void, with just as many questions about itself as anybody could have for it.

In the “no email response yet” camp.
Interesting to read that Sarah seems to be taking the lead on responses. Not the “Alpha” himself. “Too busy,” I imagine!

I take it that the billionaire industrialist in this romance novel is a different Noah Sinclair…

https://www.romance.io/books/54987adc7a5936fb040684fb/the-billionaire-who-loved-me-bwwm-interracial-billionaire-domination-erotica-romance-with-a-curvy-bbbw-billionaires-love-black-curves-book-4-talia-ford-anna-wessex