she smiled her deepdimpled smile What’s that?
Thabe he though Marquis de Sades writings gave him a run for his money
Who you’ve read.
I have Thoroughly
Think youd enjoy him
Nah, that’s okay, you can give me CliffsNotes.
When
You want to get back on track.
Later
Later.
Alas
To curiosity.
I cant help myself freakin grateful I
don have to shootup to relish it
Always colorful; where did it lead you .
. . what? . . last night?
Jah
No.
No. Can’t say that I have.
Which
led to ball bearings Romans made them out
of lead an bronze bronze balls grinned that humour him
which led to Caligulas Lake Nemi bargesfreakin lake formed in an
ancient volcanic craterfuck the ball bearings were to
make the statues of the gods rotate or to move the windlasses
Which is? smiled enjoyed her which
A deckmounted winch-like devise to raise
an lower anchors
Which led to Jevons Paradox “. . . the greater
efficiency of coal-powered technologies would — paradoxically — lead to more consumption
of coal, not less.” Or if considering
its regard to AI development sustainability
problems cannot be solved by technological innovations alone but solvedmust be solved through institutional behavioral changes
Batshit curious
https://www.wonderfulmuseums.com/museum/nemi-ships-museum/
tribology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcjUHQrzmh4&t=14s
Jevons Paradox https://www.npr.org/sections/planet-money/2025/02/04/g-s1-46018/ai-deepseek-economics-jevons-paradox “As technology increases the efficiency with
which a resource is used, the total consumption of that resource increases
rather than decreases.”
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/energy-research/articles/10.3389/fenrg.2018.00026/full
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