Dylan Taylor @DylanT114

Devotee of Literature, Science, Culture. Writing in or forthcoming in Modern Haiku, Gravity of the Thing, Vestal Review, American Journal of Poetry, and others. San Francisco, CA Joined May 2017

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Dylan Taylor @DylanT114

11 months ago

New seasonal “existential roller” video game, created in Unity: octagonocean.itch.io/pumpkin-roll

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But could we deduce an entire “Joyce’s Politics” a la Aristotle’s from his work? Was political statement a core intended goal of his work? Politics is inescapable as any form of pop culture is; many writers’ “politics” are secondary and ad hoc, not primary and systematic.

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Dylan Taylor @DylanT114

3 years ago

Raymond Briggs’ The Snowman (1982 film) carries the same expansive air of melancholy found in Sebald’s Rings of Saturn. A child’s first Sebaldian, Conradian experience.

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Vestal Review @VestalReview

3 years ago

An oddly happy terminal patient. vestalreview.net/an-ending-for-…

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Dylan Taylor @DylanT114

4 years ago

If you refer to yourself regularly as an “artist” (e.g “As an artist…”), you may, in fact, be an artist, but you also may, in fact, be a bad one.

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Max Roser @MaxCRoser

4 years ago

Why is life expectancy in the US lower than in other rich countries? My post on @OurWorldInData ourworldindata.org/us-life-expect…

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Philosophy Muse @philosophy_muse

4 years ago

Doubt is uncomfortable, but certainty is ridiculous. Voltaire

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Sean Carroll @seanmcarroll

4 years ago

Things I didn't know: the Mad Hatter's Tea Party in Alice in Wonderland was meant as a satire of Irish mathematician William Rowan Hamilton and his newfangled abstraction, the quaternions. npr.org/templates/stor…

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Richard Dawkins @RichardDawkins

4 years ago

“Don't you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible, because there will be no words to express it.” George Orwell, 1984.

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Sean Carroll @seanmcarroll

4 years ago

Tempted for my next paper to make the font size of each sentence proportional to my confidence that what I'm saying is correct.

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The Japan Times @japantimes

5 years ago

At this exact minute 75 years ago, the city of Hiroshima was hit by an atomic bomb, killing an estimated 70,000 people. With the average age of A-bomb survivors now eclipsing 85, organizations are scrambling to document their experiences. jtim.es/QcOu30r2xGJ