Love is the Best Question

TAGQ (That's A Good Question)

Why rely on AI for podcast transcripts? Join us as we humorously grapple with this very question, beginning with our comical hunt for the ever-elusive Zoom link. Once we’ve conquered that hurdle, we bring you into our cozy conversation from rainy Whidbey Island, where Cinco de Mayo festivities are in full swing. We’re excited to introduce AI-generated transcripts to our episodes, but not without weighing the benefits and drawbacks of this technological leap. What starts as a playful debate about the color of a jacket morphs into a fascinating exploration of semantics, communication, and the evolution of language.
Ever wondered how a single question can shape your entire career? Reflecting on a pivotal chat about parallel computing from 1981, we recount a journey that meandered from software development to hardware design and even education. We discuss how good questions have the power to ignite passions and drive professional evolution. We also touch on the profound impact of free software, especially vector graphic editing tools, on personal and industry-wide growth, showing how these resources democratize tech innovation.
Can love be a form of activism? Inspired by a Zen master and a memorable episode of "On Being" with Angel Kyoto Williams, we delve into this transformative idea. We explore how allowing others to be as they are can fuel both personal growth and social change, sharing insights from a course on "The Inner Life of Activism." Finally, we ponder the diverging paths of technical versus philosophical inquiries, using personal anecdotes to highlight how these questions shape our journeys and creative pursuits. Join us for a rich blend of humor, reflection, and thought-provoking discussions.

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1. Love is the Best Question (00:00:00)

2. Color and Podcast Conversations (00:00:22)

3. Exploring Questions and Software Development (00:15:53)

4. Exploring Love and Activism (00:32:27)

5. Exploring Technical vs Philosophical Questions (00:37:45)