macbeth

I have never discussed Macbeth at dinner, but it helped me understand an important aspect of the world.

Londo Mollari, the alien with the upward-pointing hair, goes from Falstaff to Macbeth to redemption, and that's far from the main story.

Does Horvath's characterisation of the founder's wife remind anyone else of Lady MacBeth?

It was built after Macbeth tried to monetize by spamming SA.

Other plays like Hamlet, MacBeth, humble me.

I have experience with, but a strong dislike of, classical Frequentist / hypothesis-testing methods, especially in econometrics (things like panel data analysis, Fama MacBeth Regression, Seemingly Unrelated Regression, etc.).

Wikipedia: >A number of commercial software products were created in HyperCard, most notably the original version of the interactive game narrative Myst, the Voyager Company's Expanded Books, and multimedia CD-ROMs of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony CD-ROM, the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night, and the Voyager MacBeth.

Can see a lot of bad or dumb behavior from humans, disloyalty, deception, manipulation, self-deception, etc.; again, generally we have better sources now, but, say, Lady Macbeth was one nasty woman.

I'll stick with my babe Lady Macbeth and use "damned", thanks for the input.

For example, the words "fear" and "fair" would have almost sounded identical in early 1600 leading to a play on words of the two themes in Macbeth.

Shortly after his play came to the end of its brief run he heard his new thunder effects used at a performance of Shakespeare's Macbeth, whereupon he is said to have exclaimed: “Damn them!

"What is this before me?" is from Macbeth ("dagger of the mind").

And he borrowed from Shakespeare: Ran was based heavily on King Lear, Throne of Blood on Macbeth, and maybe some others too.

Macbeth is nominally about Mac Bethad mac Findlaích, who died in 1057.

Few things will teach you more about reading the news than Macbeth, but reading the news alone won't even begin to do the opposite.