A search returns this article alone. Bizarre. Is he trying to make this happen??
I remember reading a melodrama from the 1800s where the protagonist, a failed writer, makes a deal with the devil to have a bestselling book. In the second half he becomes wildly successful, but is tortured by the knowledge that he is genuinely mediocre. It always stuck with me. Reminds me of people buying Likes.
Just to avoid confusion, it's called Coherence. That's why none of your friends watched it! LOL
Edit: he said Cohesion.
Lynx at the San Francisco public library! And Gopher was around before WWW.
'Prove' in this context means 'test'. Like the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Just an aside.
I've heard some AI experts on Hard Fork suggest 80% of the Internet will be AI bot trash in 2 years.
I buy and sell used books. I came across one nondescript worn hardback in a box and for some reason decided to research it. It's worth five figures. Cost about 25c.
Everyday pops?
It's a terribly written article. It appears to be a transcript of a news segment. It's almost impossible to follow what the 'scam' is or why Instagram is involved.
See the 30 second clip on YouTube. Tate talks about books. It's hilarious and chilling.
Totally ignoring 'non-Western' like most people here, but it's all I know.
You could look into the Pre-Christian mythology of Ireland. The Túatha Dé Danann, Fomorians, the Fianna (including Fionn mac Cumhaill), and Cú Chulainn.
There are countless books available, including by WB Yeats, but the most ubiquitous is likely Early Irish Myths and Sagas from Penguin Classics.
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