Everyone should occasionally break the law

in some small and delightful way,
it’s good for the hygiene of the brain."
(Sir Terry Pratchett)



Cheeky & Geeky Se Moi;

Vision, Faith & Attitude!

Nie Hao, Gaat ie, Fawakka?


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Ser Terry Pratchett explains which of his characters are now ‘laminated into’ him, how he’d like his computer to talk and why it’s not all about the humans. These are edited highlights of the writer’s public discussion about The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day (Ebury) with co-authors Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen at London’s Conway Hall on 24 April 2013 (via Terry Pratchett on science, technology and his favourite Discworld characters - video)

Ser Terry Pratchett explains which of his characters are now ‘laminated into’ him, how he’d like his computer to talk and why it’s not all about the humans. These are edited highlights of the writer’s public discussion about The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day (Ebury) with co-authors Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen at London’s Conway Hall on 24 April 2013

(via Terry Pratchett on science, technology and his favourite Discworld characters - video)