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Human-Centered Learning in an AI World | Writer | Speaker | Educational Innovator
Ursula K. Le Guin was a master we didn't deserve.
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Gang, it's time for some OG GenX ASMR. Remember those factory tours from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood? Here's a 30-minute compilation. You're welcome.
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Fan Favorite Factory Visits | Compilation | Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
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Before Skynet. Before The Matrix. Before ChatGPT inspired a thousand think pieces. Harlan Ellison imagined an immortal AI whose greatest purpose was hatred. Nearly 60 years later, it's still one of the most disturbing stories ever written. Paperback deal:
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Greatest Hits (Herald Classics): Ellison, Harlan, Straczynski, J. Michael, Khaw, Cassandra: 9781454953371: Amazon.com: Books
Greatest Hits (Herald Classics) [Ellison, Harlan, Straczynski, J. Michael, Khaw, Cassandra] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Greatest Hits (Herald Classics)
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If AI Can Do the Assignment, Maybe the Assignment Isn’t the Learning "Eighty-three percent of LLM users could not quote a single line from essays they had written minutes earlier." That's one of the headline findings from this opinion piece based on a recent MIT Media Lab preprint that has already…
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If AI Can Do the Assignment, Maybe the Assignment Isn’t the Learning
"Eighty-three percent of LLM users could not quote a single line from essays they had written minutes earlier." That's one of the headline findings from this opinion piece based on a recent MIT Media Lab preprint that has already begun making the rounds in education circles. Participants were divided into groups and asked to write SAT-style essays. Those using ChatGPT reportedly struggled to recall exact lines from what they had written. OK... Now let's ask the question every researcher should ask before panicking: Compared to what? How many SAT writers in 2005 could quote a line from an essay they had just finished?
https://mikepaul.com/if-ai-can-do-the-assignment-maybe-the-assignment-isnt-the-learning/
22 days ago
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Every time this quote shows up in my reviews, it hits. Life is hard, yes. It sucks sometimes. But it will get better.
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The great Harry Dresden, ladies and gentlemen.
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"Every problem that society has, the library has, too, because the boundary between society and the library is porous; nothing good is kept out of the library, and nothing bad." (Susan Orlean, The Library Book)
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The One Study to Rule Them All (And What It Actually Found) Remember in Ready Player One when literally everyone in the world was convinced that finding Halliday's Easter egg would solve all their problems? Full-on societal obsession. People abandoned real life to hunt for a magic answer that…
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The One Study to Rule Them All (And What It Actually Found)
Remember in Ready Player One when literally everyone in the world was convinced that finding Halliday's Easter egg would solve all their problems? Full-on societal obsession. People abandoned real life to hunt for a magic answer that would fix everything if they could just get their hands on it? Yeah. That's basically been the school phone ban debate for years. Legislators, parents, and a surprisingly loud chorus of researchers have been on a high-stakes quest for the One Policy to Rule Them All — the intervention so powerful, so obviously correct, that anyone who questions it must secretly want children to suffer.
https://mikepaul.com/the-one-study-to-rule-them-all-and-what-it-actually-found/
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[P] Pope Leo's energy lately
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For the record: The Washington Post can go fuck itself. Support pro-democracy media that doesn't have its head stuck up Donald Trump's ass.
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The Problem with The Anxious Generation — and What the “Ban All Screens” Movement Gets Wrong About Education There is a real crisis in children's mental health. I believe this because I see it daily in the schools I work in. The data supports it. The children themselves are telling us. On this…
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The Problem with The Anxious Generation — and What the “Ban All Screens” Movement Gets Wrong About Education
There is a real crisis in children's mental health. I believe this because I see it daily in the schools I work in. The data supports it. The children themselves are telling us. On this point, Jonathan Haidt and I agree completely. Where I part ways — and where I think the current panic about technology in schools is leading us somewhere counterproductive — is on the question of cause. And because cause determines response, getting this wrong has real consequences for real kids. Let me be direct: The Anxious Generation…
https://mikepaul.com/the-problem-with-the-anxious-generation-and-what-the-ban-all-screens-movement-gets-wrong-about-education/
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Richard Feynman's Notes For Self-Education
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Richard Feynman's Notes For Self-Education
"…I’m not absolutely sure of anything, and there are many things I don’t know anything about."
https://open.substack.com/pub/jillianhess/p/richard-feynmans-notes-for-self-education?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
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Teacher Side Hustles That Actually Fit Your Life (From Someone Who Gets It) This post contains affiliate links. If you buy something through one of them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. The national average teacher salary is $74,200. That sounds okay until you account for the…
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Teacher Side Hustles That Actually Fit Your Life (From Someone Who Gets It)
This post contains affiliate links. If you buy something through one of them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. The national average teacher salary is $74,200. That sounds okay until you account for the fact that most teachers spend hundreds of dollars out of pocket on classroom supplies each year, work 50+ hour weeks, and bring a graduate degree to a job that still can't cover the rent in most major cities. I've been in education long enough to know: the pay conversation isn't changing fast enough.
https://mikepaul.com/teacher-side-hustles-that-actually-fit-your-life-from-someone-who-gets-it/
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Book Review - The Lies of Locke Lamora
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Book Review – The Lies of Locke Lamora
There is a moment early in The Lies of Locke Lamora where Father Chains — the blind priest who is not actually blind, and not actually a priest — explains to a young Locke Lamora exactly what kind …
https://mikepaul.com/2023/03/25/book-review-the-lies-of-locke-lamora/
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How to Read and Take Notes Like a PhD Student (From Someone Near the Finish Line)
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How to Read and Take Notes Like a PhD Student (From Someone Near the Finish Line)
Photo by Lina Kivaka on Pexels.com I wrote an earlier version of this post in 2023, partway through my doctoral program. Looking back at it, I can see the problem immediately: it reads like a summa…
https://mikepaul.com/2023/05/17/how-to-read-and-take-notes-like-a-phd-student/
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You Can Just Print An Air Purifier I don't have the time right now, but when the ol' dissertation is done, I can easily see a 3D printer getting heavy usage around these parts... 3D printers are one of the few pieces of technology in the last 30 years that are as revolutionary as they were…
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You Can Just Print An Air Purifier
I don't have the time right now, but when the ol' dissertation is done, I can easily see a 3D printer getting heavy usage around these parts... 3D printers are one of the few pieces of technology in the last 30 years that are as revolutionary as they were pitched. It is easy to miss that fact, in part because 3D printing itself is a dorky little habit that produces a lot of embarrassing trinkets with visible layer lines, a technology that launched a thousand Iron Man cosplay masks. But the quality and speed of these machines improves yearly, and you can get a fantastic printer that handles multiple colors for less than $600 dollars and even cheaper if you go with eBay or know someone who is moving at just the right time.
https://mikepaul.com/you-can-just-print-an-air-purifier/
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Artemis II Astronauts Witnessed 6 Meteorites Colliding With the Moon | WIRED The shock and awe on the face of the folks at Mission Control as they chatted with the astronauts as this happened... During their flyby of the far side of the moon, the Artemis II astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft…
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Artemis II Astronauts Witnessed 6 Meteorites Colliding With the Moon | WIRED
The shock and awe on the face of the folks at Mission Control as they chatted with the astronauts as this happened... During their flyby of the far side of the moon, the Artemis II astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft saw as many as six flashes emerging from the lunar surface. Surprisingly, they were witnessing small meteorites impacting the ground and producing brief flashes of light. NASA's control room recorded the team's surprise during the mission livestream, although the cameras did not pick up the flashes. According to the astronauts, the flashes were white or blue-white and lasted less than a second.
https://mikepaul.com/artemis-ii-astronauts-witnessed-6-meteorites-colliding-with-the-moon-wired/
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Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii | Bryan Keller’s Dev Blog Since its launch in 2007, the Wii has seen several operating systems ported to it: Linux, NetBSD, and most-recently, Windows NT. Today, Mac OS X joins that list. Source: Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii | Bryan Keller’s Dev Blog
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Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii | Bryan Keller’s Dev Blog
Since its launch in 2007, the Wii has seen several operating systems ported to it: Linux, NetBSD, and most-recently, Windows NT. Today, Mac OS X joins that list. Source: Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii | Bryan Keller’s Dev Blog
https://mikepaul.com/porting-mac-os-x-to-the-nintendo-wii-bryan-kellers-dev-blog/
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The World’s Longest Outdoor Escalator Just Opened in China More impressive infrastructure coming out of China... The longest outdoor escalator system in the world is now running in Wushan County, China. At nearly 3,000 feet long, it carries pedestrians up 800 feet in elevation—around the height of…
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The World’s Longest Outdoor Escalator Just Opened in China
More impressive infrastructure coming out of China... The longest outdoor escalator system in the world is now running in Wushan County, China. At nearly 3,000 feet long, it carries pedestrians up 800 feet in elevation—around the height of an 80-story skyscraper. The system is known as the “Goddess” escalator, and it’s made of 21 individual escalators, 8 elevators, 4 moving walkways and several pedestrian bridges. Riding all of them takes roughly 21 minutes. “As far as I know, there are no similar projects nationwide, either exceeding or equal to ours, either under construction or already started,” project design lead Huang Wei, an engineer at China Railway Eryuan Engineering Group, tells the Financial Times’ Thomas Hale and Wang Xueqiao. “It’s the first of its kind.”
https://mikepaul.com/the-worlds-longest-outdoor-escalator-just-opened-in-china/
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AI doesn’t write well, but neither do most people Giles Turnbull has some thoughts on AI-generated writing: First of all, I’ll come clean about where I stand, generally speaking: I’m an AI sceptic, especially on using AI for writing. I can see it being useful for other things - but that’s because…
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AI doesn’t write well, but neither do most people
Giles Turnbull has some thoughts on AI-generated writing: First of all, I’ll come clean about where I stand, generally speaking: I’m an AI sceptic, especially on using AI for writing. I can see it being useful for other things - but that’s because I’m a writer, right? I see AI generated text and most of the time, I think it’s rubbish. It’s dull, it’s derivative, it always sounds like a thousand other things I’ve read before. Because the AI has been trained on those thousands of things, all now easy to find on the internet.
https://mikepaul.com/ai-doesnt-write-well-but-neither-do-most-people/
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Artemis II Mobile Wallpapers Fear not, true believers. We can take our fascination with all things Artemis II on our phones. NASA has made a dozen mobile wallpapers available. Here are a couple I enjoyed: Source: Artemis II Mobile Wallpapers - NASA
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Artemis II Mobile Wallpapers
Fear not, true believers. We can take our fascination with all things Artemis II on our phones. NASA has made a dozen mobile wallpapers available. Here are a couple I enjoyed: Source: Artemis II Mobile Wallpapers - NASA
https://mikepaul.com/artemis-ii-mobile-wallpapers/
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Never Ending School Reforms.. From Larry Cuban.. As students, professionals, and parents, in the 20th and early 21st centuries, I, and most readers, have been the objects of these reforms, their implementers, or simply observers. School reform, then, is not something distant or far removed from…
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Never Ending School Reforms..
From Larry Cuban.. As students, professionals, and parents, in the 20th and early 21st centuries, I, and most readers, have been the objects of these reforms, their implementers, or simply observers. School reform, then, is not something distant or far removed from our lives. We have experienced school reforms repeatedly. So, for me, school reforms have been as normal as breathing, eating, walking, reading, and writing posts for this blog. Source: School Reform Again, Again, and Yet Again | Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice
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Solar Eclipse from Dark of the Moon art002e009301 (April 6, 2026) – Captured by the Artemis II crew during their lunar flyby on April 6, 2026, this image shows the Moon fully eclipsing the Sun. From the crew’s perspective, the Moon appears large enough to completely block the Sun, creating nearly…
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Solar Eclipse from Dark of the Moon
art002e009301 (April 6, 2026) – Captured by the Artemis II crew during their lunar flyby on April 6, 2026, this image shows the Moon fully eclipsing the Sun. From the crew’s perspective, the Moon appears large enough to completely block the Sun, creating nearly 54 minutes of totality and extending the view far beyond what is possible from Earth. We see a glowing halo around the dark lunar disk. The science community is investigating whether this effect is due to the corona, zodiacal light, or a combination of the two.
https://mikepaul.com/solar-eclipse-from-dark-of-the-moon/
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VOLUMES: ONE (SELECTIONS FROM MUSIC CONCERTS 2019-2023 BON IVER 6 PIECE BAND) | Bon Iver 11 track album Finally got the chance to put this in my ears with the onset of Spring Break. Justin Vernon never ceases to amaze me with his inspired combination of analog and digital music tools. This is tons…
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VOLUMES: ONE (SELECTIONS FROM MUSIC CONCERTS 2019-2023 BON IVER 6 PIECE BAND) | Bon Iver
11 track album Finally got the chance to put this in my ears with the onset of Spring Break. Justin Vernon never ceases to amaze me with his inspired combination of analog and digital music tools. This is tons of fun, gotta pick up the vinyl soon. Source: VOLUMES: ONE (SELECTIONS FROM MUSIC CONCERTS 2019-2023 BON IVER 6 PIECE BAND) | Bon Iver
https://mikepaul.com/volumes-one-selections-from-music-concerts-2019-2023-bon-iver-6-piece-band-bon-iver/
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China Covered the ‘Sea of Death’ in Trees. Here’s What Happened. China’s Taklamakan Desert was an unforgiving landscape. Was is the operative word, since it isn’t as unforgiving anymore Source: China Covered the 'Sea of Death' in Trees. Here's What Happened.
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China Covered the ‘Sea of Death’ in Trees. Here’s What Happened.
China’s Taklamakan Desert was an unforgiving landscape. Was is the operative word, since it isn’t as unforgiving anymore Source: China Covered the 'Sea of Death' in Trees. Here's What Happened.
https://mikepaul.com/china-covered-the-sea-of-death-in-trees-heres-what-happened/
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Poetic Outlaws (@poeticoutlaws)
“So far as I can see, nothing good in the world has ever been done by well-rounded people. The good work is done by people with jagged, broken edges, because those edges cut things and leave an imprin...
https://substack.com/@poeticoutlaws/note/c-230643902?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=epunt
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Google’s Stitch Update: “Vibe Design” and the Shrinking Distance Between Ideas and Tools Google recently announced a major update to its experimental design tool, Stitch. If you haven’t heard of it before, Stitch is an AI-powered interface design tool—but this update signals something bigger than…
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Google’s Stitch Update: “Vibe Design” and the Shrinking Distance Between Ideas and Tools
Google recently announced a major update to its experimental design tool, Stitch. If you haven’t heard of it before, Stitch is an AI-powered interface design tool—but this update signals something bigger than just new features. Google is now describing Stitch as an “AI-native software design canvas”—a space where users can move from an idea to a high-fidelity interface using natural language, images, or even voice. That shift in language matters. What’s Actually New in This Update? Stitch isn’t new, but this version pushes it in a different direction. A few highlights stand out.
https://mikepaul.com/googles-stitch-update-vibe-design-and-the-shrinking-distance-between-ideas-and-tools/
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The Greatest Baseball Catch You’ll Ever See And maybe the best superhero pose ever struck...
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The Greatest Baseball Catch You’ll Ever See
And maybe the best superhero pose ever struck...
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4 months ago
To be clear: the SAVE Act does not simply require the identification voting ALREADY requires. It demands proof of CITIZENSHIP— a birth certificate with a name that matches yours now (bye, bye, married women), or a passport— both of which are expensive and take a long time to obtain.
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Jonathan Haidt promotes transphobic conspiracy theories (like the idea that girls are being "transed" by social media) so I guess it's not that surprising that he is the favorite pseudo-scientific pop psychologist cited by supporters of dangerous censorship legislation that will kill trans kids
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I'm no birder, but I've stumbled upon Get Birding with Sean Bean (he shouldn't die in this series) and I am ABSOLUTELY here for it.
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Get Birding with Sean Bean Episode 1 | The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch! | Birdwatching Podcast
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Seeing this quote today reminds me of something from Harlan Ellison, “Sat cito, sat bene: It is done quickly enough if it is done well.”
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AI as Co-Teacher or AI as Replacement? Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com “Empathy, evidently, existed only within the human community.”— Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? There’s a moment in Philip K. Dick’s novel when the line between human and machine doesn’t shatter—it…
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AI as Co-Teacher or AI as Replacement?
Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com “Empathy, evidently, existed only within the human community.”— Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? There’s a moment in Philip K. Dick’s novel when the line between human and machine doesn’t shatter—it thins. The androids aren’t clumsy metallic caricatures. They’re articulate. Quick. Convincing. They can simulate emotional response so well that distinguishing them from humans requires careful testing. The danger isn’t brute force. It’s indistinguishability. It’s the subtle shift where simulation becomes “good enough,” and we stop asking what’s been replaced.
https://mikepaul.com/ai-as-co-teacher-or-ai-as-replacement/
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The danger isn’t that AI can’t teach. It’s that it can simulate teaching well enough that we stop asking what’s been replaced.
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AI Schools and the Illusion of Efficiency
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AI Schools and the Illusion of Efficiency
Photo by Marek Piwnicki on Pexels.com A recent investigation into Alpha School, a high-tuition “AI-powered” private school, revealed faulty AI-generated lessons, hallucinated questions, scraped cur…
https://mikepaul.com/ai-schools-and-the-illusion-of-efficiency/
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AI Schools and the Illusion of Efficiency Photo by Marek Piwnicki on Pexels.com A recent investigation into Alpha School, a high-tuition “AI-powered” private school, revealed faulty AI-generated lessons, hallucinated questions, scraped curriculum materials, and heavy student surveillance. Former…
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AI Schools and the Illusion of Efficiency
Photo by Marek Piwnicki on Pexels.com A recent investigation into Alpha School, a high-tuition “AI-powered” private school, revealed faulty AI-generated lessons, hallucinated questions, scraped curriculum materials, and heavy student surveillance. Former employees described students as “guinea pigs.” That’s the headline. But the real issue isn’t whether one school deployed AI sloppily. The real issue is whether we are confusing technological acceleration with educational progress. The Seduction of the Two-Hour School Day Alpha’s pitch is simple and powerful: compress academic learning into two hyper-efficient hours using AI tutors, then free the rest of the day for creativity and passion projects.
https://mikepaul.com/ai-schools-and-the-illusion-of-efficiency/
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Well, this was certainly a learning experience. Heck, it still is. I'm working on a couple more articles, so I guess I'm going to get more practice :) Yes. I am now officially published. This was a team effort, and I'm so glad I had the opportunity.
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This week's hallway quote from Ursula K. LeGuin...
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Why Do They Fear Dragons? I've been reading a lot of Ursula K. LeGuin lately. Whether or not it's because I hadn't read much of her work before I read The Dispossessed last year, I'm not sure. But I wish I had. I'm working through her essays published in The Language of the Night and am transfixed…
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Why Do They Fear Dragons?
I've been reading a lot of Ursula K. LeGuin lately. Whether or not it's because I hadn't read much of her work before I read The Dispossessed last year, I'm not sure. But I wish I had. I'm working through her essays published in The Language of the Night and am transfixed by her words and thoughts. She's so fucking good. As I watch the current state of the world play out and think about all the "bullies" who now sit in high political positions in our country, and I think back to my high school days and those bullies, there is a recurring constant: …
https://mikepaul.com/why-do-they-fear-dragons/
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Why We Still Need Shakespeare’s Words Before we argue—again—about whether Shakespeare is still relevant, it’s worth watching a three-minute clip that does more to answer the question than any curriculum guide ever could. On The Late Show, Ian McKellen closes an interview with Stephen Colbert by…
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Why We Still Need Shakespeare’s Words
Before we argue—again—about whether Shakespeare is still relevant, it’s worth watching a three-minute clip that does more to answer the question than any curriculum guide ever could. On The Late Show, Ian McKellen closes an interview with Stephen Colbert by performing a speech written over 400 years ago. The words come from Sir Thomas More, a play never staged in William Shakespeare’s lifetime but widely attributed—at least in part—to him. McKellen doesn’t modernize the language.He doesn’t explain it.He just performs it. And suddenly, the room changes.
https://mikepaul.com/why-we-still-need-shakespeares-words/
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Starfleet Academy, Season 1, Episode 5. I won't spoil it for anyone, but DS9 fans will enjoy it. I know I did.
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The Building is Closed, The Vibe is Open The first great snowstorm of 2026 hit Kentucky last week and sent many schools either to pure snow days or Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) days. So, I spent most of last week sitting at my desk, unshowered, unshaved, and low-key fiending for in-person…
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The Building is Closed, The Vibe is Open
The first great snowstorm of 2026 hit Kentucky last week and sent many schools either to pure snow days or Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) days. So, I spent most of last week sitting at my desk, unshowered, unshaved, and low-key fiending for in-person human interactions. Doing my best to keep spirits up, I put together a quick playlist with some of my late-70s baby post-punk/new wave goodness and shared it with my teachers. The reviews were overwhelmingly positive.
https://mikepaul.com/the-building-is-closed-the-vibe-is-open/
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My post-holiday TBR stack has overtaken my desk at home. Working here is... problematic, at best. Perhaps I should adjust the stacks in a more productive arrangement... No, 'tis best not to disturb the tomes before they are ready for me.
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The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.
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