OpenAI hallucinates 37% of the time. The Washington Post is changing its tune. And giving up on the Canada mass grave hoax.
OpenAI hallucinates 37% of the time. The Washington Post is changing its tune. And giving up on the Canada mass grave hoax.
Peggy Noonan says that the reason progressives crashed and burned is because they kept going too far. Is this a danger for the now ascendant conservatives too?
The Eagles developed a play that is almost impossible to stop: Several big players line up BEHIND the quarterback and PUSH him through the defensive line. Should that be banned?
[A free post.] Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger grew up and was confirmed in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. As a teenager, his faith started slipping away, so he decided to talk with a pastor for help with his questions. It did not go well. How should pastors deal with situations like this? Read more
The first week of Lent, 503 years ago, Wittenberg was in a state of chaos. Feelings were high on every side, the city was polarized, with everybody angry, violence was breaking out everywhere, so Luther came out of hiding and preached. His "Invocavit Sermons" on the love of neighbor brought peace to the city. They make good Lenten devotions today.
[A free post.] Larry Sanger, the co-founder of Wikipedia, grew up in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. He tells his story of "why I was not a Christian and why I am one now" in a post at his website. Every pastor, especially every Lutheran pastor, should read it. Read more
Measuring negative time. Court rules that zoos are not prisons. And the secret to a long life.
I delved into Scripture to see what the Bible says about conforming to the spirit of the age. I was struck by 2 Timothy 3:1-5, which lists vices that will be signs of the last days and that are uncomfortably common today.
What should be done about Ukraine and its war with Russia?
Is the mind a mirror, reflecting the objective world, or a lamp, shining our inner light upon the outer darkness? Those two metaphors reflect the difference between the classical and the romantic views of art, knowledge, and God.
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