This reminds me of something … something historical … wonder what that might be.

Also reminds me of a few episodes from Babylon 5.

I don't necessarily agree with the site's author on some things. In particular, I think skepticism risks becoming about unquestionable dogma as much as anything else does, because skeptics (like anyone else) don't tend to question things that support their worldview with quite the same thoroughness and zeal that they question things that oppose it.

To put it another way, skepticism is only one tool in my toolbox. I have others. But when the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat every problem like a nail.

But that's another topic entirely, and on the linked entry, at least, I'm in full agreement. The PR guy in question should be removed, posthaste.

Meh.

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Posted some new paintings in the art gallery and updated the photos on several existing ones (some of the really bad photos)

The galleries are 2003 and 2004

(Look for the red borders, which appear on any image updated in the last week or so.)

Nifty new feature in Second Life.

OK, technically it's not IN SL, per se…