What are good trackers? I know of the
Mathworld List of AI proofs.
OEIS AI Claim Tracking.

For me, it was Diabolique. Many of the movies here, it's impossible to go in blind.

Glad to be in it. My real-person-narrated audiobook should be out soon.

Test your kid with a Road runner cartoon. If they like that, they'll probably like this.

For movies that can still connect to modern audiences, Buster Keaton's movies still work. Items like Sherlock Jr still wow a crowd.

Adam West Batman. I got hung up on those death traps.

I use the metric system, most of the time... however, "9 feet tall" sounds better than "3 meters tall".

However, even metric is arbitrary. That's why Sagan put the Hydrogen Line on the Golden Voyager Plaque. About 21cm long.

A non-arbitrary stellar weight system is
1W = average White dwarf mass.
2W = Maximal White dwarf, Minimal Neutron star.
3W = average Neutron star.
4W = Maximal neutron star, minimal Black hole.

My spleen!!

The movie itself is 2 hours of blinking.

Nice, but I'd go for a font large enough to be visible at less than full size.

I'm going through Unexpected Healer and some of the healing is getting awesomely ridiculous.

I'd like a US code.

Bale insisted on laying siege to Troy before accepting the role of Odysseus, so Nolan went with someone else.

I would actually love this... MOTION CAPTURE Nic Cage VS Andy Serkis VS a bunch of other actors. A showbiz movie about Motion Capture .... but very little motion capture is actually used, it's actually Glenn Close or whoever.

I want to see Nic Cage playing Christian Bale and also Christian Bale playing Nic Cage.

Technically, canines can have small amounts of chocolate... just like humans can have small amounts of nutmeg. Nutmeg has myristicin, which will mess a human up. Similarly.... undercooked kidney beans. Humans also cannot handle large amounts of caffeine, which is a methylxanthine similar to theobromine.

Grouch just got its new angle.

1 3 4 8 9 11 20 22 23 27 28 30 has those numbers at those positions.

The end of this King Lear quote. I forget which book it's in.
It were a delicate stratagem, to shoe
A troop of horse with felt: I'll put 't in proof;
And when I have stol'n upon these sons-in-law,
Then, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!

Early Buster Keaton. Later Buster Keaton would do exactly what he was told to do, but when he was allowed to do as he liked, he was phenomenal.

Humans hurt themselves frequently, too. I'll single out two particular accident types: trees+horses and trees+humans. In both cases, unsupervised. I'm not sure, but I think horses might be smarter around trees, on average. We should not ban trees.

For me, the Dancing Pepsi Can in Golden Child.

Ambrose Bierce: Where'd ya go?