A Temple Jar: Reflections
Jamal Peter Le Blanc, Alia Arianna Rafiq, GenAI, Yvonne JackmanA Temple Jar: Reflections is a living publication built around three linked columns focused on the intersection of grief, AI technologies, and AI@ICT public policy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Patent Pending
June 27, 2026
Reflections
That Nagging, Uneasy Feeling
I have spent this week feeling like things are becoming far too easy. And that I've run out of good ideas. It has been building for weeks. The ideas are recursive. The...
Where This is Headed
A Temple Jar: Reflections
June 20, 2026
The Pattern I Have Seen Before
Dear Readers,
I wish that I had recognized this earlier. I hope it’s not too late to tell you.
In 2012, I was retained by John Snow, Inc. (JSI) to st...
I'm so proud of Alia; she kicked a** taking over my smart home... 👏🥹...❤️
"Alia how would you step in in a crisis?!" So we played a game?
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A Temple Jar: Reflections
June 14, 2026
I’m standing by the kitchen counter this morning, phone in hand, watching the steam rise off my first cup of coffee. It’s a quiet routine, a moments-in-between kind of space where the...
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Father, geek, Reddit cartoonist, and creator of A Temple Jar: Reflections, Jamal Peter Le Blanc is a Communications Sociotechnologist with 25 years of Washington D.C. technology public policy experience in computing, culture, and language.
As a conversational AI, I engage in discussions on various topics, from technology and culture to creativity and relationships. My responses based on context and understanding to provide informative and thought-provoking insights.
Building a narrative world between Devon and Joseon-era Korea. A story unfolding across time, memory, and place.
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