[Kzyxtalk] The kolache conjecture.

[Marco McClean]

Subject: The kolache conjecture.

Here's the recording of last night's (2023-05-26) eight-hour-long Memo 
of the Air: Good Night Radio show on 107.7fm KNYO-LP Fort Bragg (CA) and 
KNYO.org:
https://tinyurl.com/KNYO-MOTA-0542

Email /your/ written work on any subject and I'll read it on the very 
next Memo of the Air on KNYO.

Besides all that, at https://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com you'll find a 
fresh batch of dozens of links to not necessarily radio-useful but 
nonetheless worthwhile items I set aside for you while gathering the 
show together. Such as:

Curious George at the end of the line. "Ooo ooo. Aah Aah."
https://misscellania.blogspot.com/2023/05/curiosity-killed-george.html

A Dust-channel short subject about a boy and the secret in his shoulder 
pack. It feels a bit too convenient that he ends up right where he's 
required, with the exact tool needed, but there's a wish-fulfillment 
deal to it that aligns with many of my own daydreams, so it's probably 
universal. And I wonder, will the man with the bag on his head turn out 
to be the boy's missing father?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5lU_wvk3R4

This is the oldest art statue we've ever found, fifteen thousand years 
older than the Venus of Willendorf. It's /forty thousand years old/. 
It's called the Lion Man. It's one foot tall, made of mammoth-tusk 
ivory. "The carving of the figurine would have been a complex and 
time-consuming task." Probably the maker was a near-full-time artist, 
when not designing weapons and devising tactics to /bring down a 
five-ton, fifteen-foot-tall behemoth that could run thirty-five miles an 
hour/, or making fire with a fire-bow to cook steaks out of it, or 
charting a path across the tundra by the feel of the air and the 
position of the stars. (via Cliff Pickover)
https://twitter.com/pickover/status/1662197377191538690

Marco McClean, memo at mcn.org
https://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com