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EPISODE · May 3, 2013 · 2H 9M

44: Zeroth Glass Topic [May 3, 2013]

from Stone Ape Podcast · host Tom Barbalet

Tom raises the Sunset Blush quotient and the Facebook group. Heron is pleased to have contributed to Steve's life. Tom would like the listeners to participate. The NRA and Heron have the same targeted demographic. Heron in Squish needs a Heron definition and it doesn't contain the stupidities. Reification, absolutism, the word the and two valued logic are too advanced for the project. Heron has been experimenting on himself again. Tom gives an overview of his Origin of Mind chapter from fear and desire, to Cynthia Breazeal's work to the narrative engine. Tom identifies the social architect as being a uniquely human thing. They digress into what the internet is for in terms of volume. Tom raises equipment and travel as being the costs for Heron in Squish. They digress into creating female comic characters of Heron and Tom clothing optional. (Editorial note: see Power Girl for the mainstream-ization of this sub genre of comics). 'The Supreme Identity: an essay on Oriental metaphysic and the Christian religion' is a prop for Heron in Squish. Tom defines the layered needs of the project and things that some of Heron's fans may actually have gone too far, already. Heron offers guilt as a topic but prefers the term shame. Tom admits a certain obsession with Snowtown (or the Snowtown Murders as it was called in the US). Heron brightens the topic by talking about a traffic accident. YouTube thinks Tom is a nut. Tom wants to give away all his books. They explore how aging changes the mind.

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