Every time I read an article on biotechnology, I want to yell at the scientists involved. They all seem to have forgotten Arthur Clarke's hypothesis that any sufficiently advanced technology would be indistinguishable from magic, and so conclude that their own technology is magic. How else to explain the continuous reductionism of "how" transmogrifying into "why?" Little children play this game to the exasperation of any nearby adult (and to the child's own delight) when they reply to every response with "why?" An incomplete thought on a tired day...
Wednesday, September 04, 2002
About Me
- Name: Brian
- Location: Boston, MA, United States
The 5 point Scale: 1: I drank it, and wanted to warn you against doing the same. (I won't post a lot of these.) 2: If it's the only wine available, sure, whatev. 3: "Tuesday night wine." Okay, it's not fabulous, but if you open it on a work night and don't finish it and it goes bad before the end of the bottle, well--Tuesday was enjoyable and you won't feel guilty about the unconsumed bits, at least for the money you spent. 4: Terrific, as far as plonk goes. 5: Priced like plonk, but drinks like something much pricier. Within the boundaries of this blog, exceptional wine.
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