Trying out a 9:16 here for the girlies of the 1800s.

(Also, doing this little show and tell brought out my guest-adult-on-Sesame-Street-voice for some reason. Didn’t want to re-record it so forgive me. 🙉)

Building a little space by the ocean at /thenextwave and watching everything on /videolab.

We used to polish content because we loved it. Now we polish because we’re scared not to.

Raw > perfect. Scrappy > smooth. Real > rehearsed.

No transitions. No lighting tricks. Just signal.

In a feed full of AI gloss, imperfection is proof of life.

I didn't think of it consciously when I picked up the phone to record, but looking back I may have been influenced by @joanwestenberg.eth's video last night: https://farcaster.xyz/joanwestenberg.eth/0xd883f937. One of many excellent videos, by the way.

Great history lesson aside, explaining clearly for 90 seconds in one shot is impressive in today's over edited content feeds!!

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1. It's the cutest. It came my way after the Computer History Museum in Mountain View passed on a donation because it already has one.

2. Haha no. It's how I first got exposed to English as a kid (first language is Korean) so maybe it's lodged deep in my subconscious.

3. I just listened back and the way I say "a blACKsmith!" makes me want to throw my phone across the room. But thank you. 🫶

1. No way you have an OG Mac, that's dope

2. Were you actually on Sesame Street???

3. Love that you didn't re-record, candor ftw

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Went straight from talking about dysentery in the 1800s into a call with people from Northrop Grumman lol

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Just got to pray your fiancée doesn't get bit by a rattlesnake or get run over by a wagon.

Heyooooo! Nice one! New use for horseshoe nails unlocked!

Love learning and trying new stuff. Still figuring out what my next small thing is going to be

The 99% are coming.
/treattime is for them.
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Dysentery got me again...
O well, I'm glad this is just a game.

If you ever visit Empire Mine State Park in California, they have blacksmiths on site who still make them. I also just looked on YouTube and there are a few people doing tutorials. This guy is next level.

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That is really cool to learn honestly I would love to see someone make a version of that ring today.

Sencha > coffee. Texas native gardening. Tanizaki fan. Offline species but pollination of ideas is good. Substack @latenightolga

@farcaster dev / dad / books, cooks, ski, code ~ there are many things of which a wise man might wish to be ignorant

I've been watching black and white films this month because @olga's very first cast inspired me. Bring her back please!

@olga we have literary prairie tales on farcaster now you can come play

I also love the series and spinoffs. Taylor Sheridan can be so extra sometimes, but I can't stop watching.

Here's how the game looked. Classic experience for U.S. students in the 90s is watching your entire virtual family die on the trail (so, basically the show 1883).

don’t know the oregon trail, but did quite enjoy the yellowstone series and prequels and asked myself similar questions

am convinced i‘d be an excellent hunter 🤣

love the guest-adult-on-Sesame-Street-voice 🙌🏼

keep the educational videos coming 🎥

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Thanks for watching :) and I did not know this either until I met a blacksmith out in old gold country.

This is a cool video. Always loved playing Oregon trail and had zero idea you could marry!!

Did not know this 😮 horseshoes are so versatile

How did Farcaster not bring up this video on my fee? 
It's a beautiful video Pat. A little history lesson as though you know how much i love history.

I did not know this! Thank you for the entertaining lesson. 

Super interesting… curious though, any reason the blacksmiths tended to be so literate?

Please like this so I will come back to this after getting up from bed !