Detail from an Instagram story of June 9, 2026.
See as well . . .
The date on a cartoon in the previous post — Sept. 19, 2019 —
suggests a review of the same date six years later . . .
See as well other posts now tagged Cullinane AI .
Related concept: "ghostly heptagons" —
Related art —
See this journal on the day of Becket (not Beckett), 2025.
Related reading: Blue Monkey.
See also this journal on February 24, 2024: Wittenborn.

See also posts now tagged Parable.
In memory of a comic-book artist —
His views on physics at
http://web.archive.org/web/20060805085915/
http://nealadams.com/PhysicsOfGrow.html
… and a New Yorker cartoon from
his reported date of death — April 28 —
“I need a photo opportunity, I want a shot at redemption.
Don’t want to end up a cartoon in a cartoon graveyard.”
— Paul Simon
For the Dr. Seuss School of
Neuropsychopharmacology —
From the school itself —
Related material — Pilgrim's Progress in this journal and . . .
an image from Log24 on December 8, 2012 —
See as well "To Think That It Happened on Prescott Street"
and related posts.

Spears reportedly died on Nov. 6. See this journal on that date.
In memory of Gahan Wilson, "too cool for school" —
Images from this journal related to the above cartoon —
(Click images for related posts.)
A sketch adapted from Girl Scouts of Palo Alto —
Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst
in "Spider-Man 2" (2004) —
Spoilers for another Kirsten Dunst film,
"Midnight Special" (2016) —
"When they all finally reach their destination —
a deserted field in the Florida Panhandle…."
" When asked about the film's similarities to the 2015 Disney movie
Tomorrowland , which also posits a futuristic world that exists in an
alternative dimension, Nichols sighed. 'I was a little bummed, I guess,'
he said of when he first learned about the project. . . . 'Our die was cast.
Sometimes this kind of collective unconscious that we're all dabbling in,
sometimes you're not the first one out of the gate.' "
From another obituary for
the "Spider-Man" screenwriter —
“When I die,” he liked to say, “I’m going to have written
on my tombstone, ‘Finally, a plot!’”
(Continued.)
“I need a photo opportunity, I want a shot at redemption.
Don’t want to end up a cartoon in a cartoon graveyard.”
— Paul Simon
A death on the date of the above New Yorker piece — Oct. 15, 2018 —
See as well the Pac-Man-like figures in today's previous post
as well as the Monday, Oct. 15, 2018, post "History at Bellevue."
Jonathan Franzen on fiction —
"Fiction is storytelling, and our reality arguably consists of
the stories we tell about ourselves."
Or stories we are told by others …
Two visions of happy neurons:
This post was suggested by a link in today's New York Times —
"Simon Denny, the New Zealand artist whose work incorporates
board games, intervenes by introducing his own pieces into an attic of
the late-18th-century Haus zum Kirschgarten, already filled with
'old historical dollhouses, board games, chess games' and the like …."
“… the horizon is not the limit of meaning,
but that which extends meaning
from what is directly given
to the whole context in which it is given,
including a sense of a world.”
— David Vessey,
Gadamer and the Fusion of Horizons
(Quoted here on Saturday, June 4, 2005.)
The previous post illustrated
"Decorations for a Cartoon Graveyard."
A search for Psychonauts in
this journal yields …
In other news …
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