Dolly + Me

3-6 September 2026, SQUAMISH, BC Today, the physical reality of Bipolar Disease truly landed on me. Oddly enough, watching interviews with Dolly Parton is what triggered it. Seeing someone whose mind and actions had been so perfectly and deliberately aligned made me realize just how chaotic my own wiring has been. She was an extraordinaryContinue reading “Dolly + Me”

If Only I Could File Time

This required on-going acquisition of tools, in this case the latest being a fast, sleek electronic glass kettle, creatively purchased along with two sets of matching glasses using rewards points. So much of Pilot’s time was being saved, in point of fact that s/he was beginning to get ahead of the curve and frequently was able to and did sit and think about a thing or two, before acting.

{Pilot’s Story} Marketing at its Edges

It was while he was occupied, exploring perception when Pilot most often got his most fierce ideas. Ideas that now once it was done: launching the GENR8 EXPLORER; were genesis of a new life for him and others, as well.

Can We Talk?

At the moment, the idea of being able to hold a discourse with a machine IS science fiction. For some people, the prospect of this technology frightens them. The principal and obvious reason the possibility of true opulence in our technical and communications fortitude can be frightening is likely because the existing global oligopoly business structure would, if it controlled such a thing, indeed make a mincemeat of our freedoms. Let’s set this one thing aside for now and address the issue at hand. What’s needed to increase the utility of language such that it can be both an accurate means of communicating with machines (and machines with us) AND the beautiful, poetic and emotional toolset that we already enjoy in day to day speech between every one of us?

Pilot Battles his Interface

Pilot, cool under pressure, found the needed mail missing and so sat back and paused, considering. For some reason he remembered the first time, as a small Elevator, no more than six years old, he had heard the term ‘plastic surgery’, overheard through an adult conversation. He remembers his reaction, as well, in the sameContinue reading “Pilot Battles his Interface”