Pangur Bán

@pangurban.bsky.social

‘Messe ocus Pangur Bán, cechtar nathar fria saindan; bíth a menmasam fri seilgg, mu menma céin im saincheirdd.’

🇵🇱🍣🇺🇦 Polish skills you didn't have before 2022 - the ability to tell whether the sushi you ordered is from a Polish or Ukrainian restaurant by the amount of Philadelphia cream cheese stuffed in it (UA sushi has it everywhere).

Inside of you there are two wolves trying to understand America. One wolf has spent its entire life studying constitutional law. It's currently being devoured by the other wolf, who is a carnival barker

"Why can't you just appreciate how revolutionary the job-taking, environment-degrading, information-shredding, technology-hoarding, economy-swamping machine is?" My brother in Christ, there may indeed be a revolution in part because of "AI," but it might not be the one you wanted.

The church with a minaret is in Kamyanets-Podilsky, a fortress city in SW Ukraine. I tell its story in Borderlines, as an example of the plural nature of borderland history and as a story of people keeping their word over centuries.

A yellow and white Catholic church in the Polish/ Ukrainian classical style. In front there are trees but also a stone minaret dating from when this was part of the Ottoman Empire.