Kute Korrespondences or "see you in september"

[Timothy C. May]

LOT64 at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Tim et. al. (though you might be the only one out there)

I'm also a Tim, so I'll respond.

> Yes, it finally dawned on me too, that the reason for the sudden silence was
> the end of the academic year.  As someone who is no longer involved in the
> academy in any way, I have really enjoyed the highly abstract level of
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  Naval, Air Force, or West Point?
 
> discourse I have found here.  Of course, this type of discourse is what drove
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  "the big words"
> me from the groves twenty years ago.  If it is all one hears, it can drive
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              no comment
...

I don't want to pick on LOT64, as I've liked some of his stuff. But
I've noticed a trend toward imitating, consciously or not, the "use
several words when one is enough" style of pedantic writing.

Your mileage may vary. I found "koopman" to have a zero
signal-to-noise ratio, but enjoyed much of what Bonnie Surfus wrote.
Go figure.

(This post here is by no means the best example of this stilted,
pseuo-academic style, but for some reason I feel like using it to make
this point. Apologies to LOT64.)

--Tim May, just an ex-physicist and current Cypherpunk who likes
hearing theories about Pynchon