Spring Break in a Barn (Loft)!

According to this new episode of Invisibilia, the patterns of your past don't predict your future-- or at least they can't program a computer to accurately predict how well students will do depending on past events (although a white upper-middle-class upbringing seems to give you somewhat of a shock absorber) and I'm definitely feeling the breaking of patterns and randomness today, because we've been playing board games and gin rummy in a converted barn-loft apartment in Vermont, and not only do the outcomes of the games seem unpatterned and random, but so does the setting (lots of kitsch from around the word inside the rambling apartment space, snowy property, a stream, and a hot tub down below in the actual barn . . . perhaps I'll describe more details later but for now, I'm going to enter Spring Break mode and try to put an end to my prolixity for a couple of days).

3 comments:

zman said...

Gin rummy outcomes are normally predestined?

Marls said...

Several days stuck in a Vermont cabin? You could call it Sentenced to Dave.

Dave said...

definitely not predestined . . .

https://gizmodo.com/there-are-more-ways-to-arrange-a-deck-of-cards-than-ato-1553612843

and my family is always sentenced to dave . . .

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