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UACFSF: Discussion notes about assimilation into a system of knowledge

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFSome notes from the 1/21/26 gathering, Daniel 2: Daniel, Hananiah, Azariah, and Mishael came to Babylon with solid grounding in multiple dimensions: physical, cognitive...

UACFSF: Daniel and the king’s food, 1/21

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFOn 1/21, we discussed Daniel's decision about eating the king's food. In Daniel 1:8, Daniel resolved not to eat the king's food in order to preserve his spiritual...

UACFSF: Book of Daniel notes from 1/14

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFGood discussion and overview on 1/14 about the book of Daniel. Some notes: We covered an overview of Daniel that covered history, authorship, literary approaches, and...

Shut them down or let them open?

An article about COVID-19 shutdown policies considers the economic impact and what to do about it. Bottom line:  "...the evidence suggests lockdowns were an overly blunt and economically costly tool." "The evidence also points to alternative...

Experts on a US economic recovery

An article reported what experts said about what to expect regarding an economic recovery.Bottom line: "...experts still think that even if things are starting to look up now, we shouldn’t assume we’ll be back to normal anytime soon. In fact, economists think there...

Experts on a US economic recovery

An article reported what experts said about what to expect regarding an economic recovery.Bottom line: "...experts still think that even if things are starting to look up now, we shouldn’t assume we’ll be back to normal anytime soon. In fact, economists think there...

AI actors, animation, and pandemics

An article about a decision to use an AI-created actor should give human actors pause. The quality of animation and CGI is such that I wouldn't be surprised if this approach becomes quite mainstream as a way around the constraints of the pandemic.

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