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Grief

The quoted Odyssey passages present Odysseus as an unwilling lover by night and a grieving, homeward-looking man by day.

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Quoted Homer passage read in the March 4, 2026 lecture.

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The quoted Odyssey passages present Odysseus as an unwilling lover by night and a grieving, homeward-looking man by day.

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The Poem That Makes a Robot

2026-03-25, day precision · Great Books #8: The Poetry of Empire

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"...father, Peleus, okay? Same exact words, right? Care for a parent's grief, okay? And I stretch my hands to you. Alright, so basically, Virgil..."

The Poem That Makes a Robot

2026-03-25, day precision · Great Books #8: The Poetry of Empire

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"...his eyes drank in that plunder, keepsake of his own savage grief. Flaring up in fury, terrible in his rage, he cries, decked in..."

The Nearest War Wins

2026-03-19, day precision · Game Theory #14: The Law of Proximity

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"...But then his child, Bathsheba, dies. And David falls into tremendous grief. And every day, he's praying to God for forgiveness."

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