Bryan Passifiume in the National Post commented on something that may seem obvious. Where, in a Western states such as Canada, there is a trend towards a reduction in religiosity. …

I was doing some extra chores this evening at the ranch piling a gravel mound that got messed up, so I got it to look nice and organized. Then I had to blow some leaves and other gunk on platforms and gravel into a corner of a barn to be…

Anomaly: Anomie oh me oh my, a rotation in waitin’; died oh deed oh, a year so, a day no; anomaly I see I sigh, oh why oh die. See “Time.”

When we figure out the math of thought: we’re likely to be disappointed, because evolution made small tweaks to get it. See “Details.”

Peculiar: the neutralizing language of military views of war; to take a life, you take the life out of the living language. See “Trials.”

*Interview conducted August 25, 2017.* Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What is your name and position? Dr. Hugh Notman: Hugh Notman, I am associate professor in biological anthropology as well as the associate dean of learning technologies in the faculty of humanities and social sciences. Jacobsen: How did you find AU? …

What’s in a name?: It’s like a lace fractionated lattice throughout neural networks; a trigger of self-reference. See “Identity.”

Akon: needed a white boy to nearly get to a billion Spotify listens with “Smack That”; is it a compliment or a denigration? See “Dunno.”

*Interview conducted August 25, 2017.* Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What is your name and position? Charlene Polege: Charlene Polege, Chief Human Resources Officer, Athabasca University. Jacobsen: You have been here 4 weeks. How did you find AU? Why did you choose it? Polege: Oh! That’s a good question. I had been…