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June 17, 2026 The 40-Plus-Year AI Joke That Still Holds A Daniel Dennett and Marvin Minsky joke still captures the paradox of fluent AI: useful enough to trust, strange enough to doubt, and powerful enough to demand human judgment. ai philosophy software-engineering
May 14, 2026 Tell Me Why A short poem about walking in the world while asking why. poetry philosophy reflection
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