By Walt Hickey My dear readers, at the insistence of our accounting department amid the spiraling increase in inflation, the cost of a paid subscription to Numlock is going to change… to be temporarily lower! Yes, while everyone else is jacking up prices I’m not only going to keep them the same $5 per month indefinitely but also for the next week if you become a paid annual subscriber — already available for $50 a year — you can score 20 percent off the first year. If you want to support something cool and get rid of some dollars that are going to be worth less next month anyway, now’s the
Walt, I’m receiving a classical education merely by reading Numlock. For the rest of us who aren’t as bright as you are, here’s what Wikipedia says about the Ship of Theseus: “The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object which has had all of its original components replaced remains the same object.”
Walt, I’m receiving a classical education merely by reading Numlock. For the rest of us who aren’t as bright as you are, here’s what Wikipedia says about the Ship of Theseus: “The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object which has had all of its original components replaced remains the same object.”