The upshot of my solving experience was: wow, this one went places. Anyway, the video of us solving this one appears below. But NYT's gonna NYT, whaddyagonna do? Just glad Rachel has her freedom back.
"You can't do those solving videos with Rex any more" always struck me as a weird, paranoid, petty employment condition. I solved this one on Twitch with my friend Rachel, who is no longer forbidden from making NYTXW puzzle-solving videos with me since, well, she no longer works for the NYT. In contemporary philosophy, this thought experiment has applications to the philosophical study of identity over time, and has inspired a variety of proposed solutions and concepts in contemporary philosophy of mind concerned with the persistence of personal identity. A question was raised by ancient philosophers: After several centuries of maintenance, if each individual part of the Ship of Theseus was replaced, one at a time, was it still the same ship? Each year, the Athenians commemorated this by taking the ship on a pilgrimage to Delos to honor Apollo. According to legend, Theseus, the mythical Greek founder-king of Athens, rescued the children of Athens from King Minos after slaying the minotaur and then escaped onto a ship going to Delos. 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. Word of the Day: SHIP OF THESEUS ( 22- and 121-Across). SHIP OF THESEUS (121A: Thought experiment that asks whether an object remains the same object if its parts are replace one by one).SLOP BUCKET (90A: Pail for feeding pigs).SLOW MOTION (87A: Dramatic action-movie effect).SHOWBOATING (71A: Ostentatious behavior).CHOW YUN-FAT (51A: Hong Kong action hero who frequently collaborated with John Woo).CHOPSTICKS (48A: Restaurant pick-up option?).SHIP OF THESEUS (22A: Thought experiment that asks whether an object remains the same object if its parts are replace one by one).
Which I take as the highest of compliments.THEME: "Sea Change" - word ladder that starts with SHIP and returns to SHIP, the premise of the puzzle being the "thought experiment" called the SHIP OF THESEUS ( 22- and 121-Across: Thought experiment that asks whether an object remains the same object if its parts are replaced one by one):
Also, for some reason, a lot of gay guys tell me that when they were growing up, they thought if they had to marry a woman, they would've wanted it to be me. You must get a lot of them telling you how much movies like Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink meant to them. I can imagine a lot of gay men would want you at their wedding. I think they're going back again in a few weeks to seal the deal. He's the vice president of here! TV.Īre you going to have to be best girl again, now that gay marriage is finally legal in California? Well, it's funny-Matt and Greg first got married in Catalina when it wasn't legal, and then again in San Francisco when it was legal for a split second. I was the best girl at his wedding, and he was a witness at mine. Your daughter has a gay godfather? Yeah, Matt and I have known each other since I moved to L.A. But I chose to live in Venice because my daughter Matilda's godfather lives two blocks away with his husband. a big culture shock after Europe and New York? It's been a big adjustment.
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But I'd like to do another movie too and maybe direct - and learn how to play the ukulele. I'm sure after a while I'll want to do more stage work. After doing so much theater for the last 10 years, I'm pretty excited to be working on a series, where my schedule is more normal and I can spend more time with my family. I was planning on moving to Los Angeles anyway because my husband is attending Stanford in the fall, and I knew I couldn't live in Palo Alto. Honestly, the show kind of came out of the blue for me. But that's what happens when you do theater. Is it difficult getting back into a regular gig after taking some time off? I haven't really taken any time off, it's just what I've been doing hasn't been seen by the vast majority of people. But we do get to have some fun with them. They're presently fairly, which I think makes it more powerful. The family doesn't share the same values my character does-or I do-but they're not caricatures. Are they the butt of all the jokes? I call them "the Blond Christians." Josie Bisset from Melrose Place is the mom and John Schneider plays the dad. On the other hand, your neighbors on the show are a perky Christian family who are too wholesome for words.
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