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This past year, I’ve been asking nearly everyone I talk to about their take on using AI. Are they opting in, opting out, or just using it cause it’s there? What about at school or work? Is it an option, built into the workflow, or do they e...
I’m not a tech person. I don’t replace old with new just because. I don’t think faster or more is automatically better. I value life over machinery, people over things. So my natural impulse is to be repulsed by anything AI.
If AI had come...
Still feeling the thunder in my beating heart from AC/DC’s concert earlier this month.
The idea to go started with something sad. Last spring, our sweet guinea pig Enoki died. The next morning, I found myself crying on the way to work and...
In my last posts on elderhood, I described it as the stage when we start taking more of the burdens and fewer of the rewards so the kids can have something too. This time, I’m thinking about what shaped my view of the world and how that may...
I lived in this house for eight years and never noticed these morning shadows. It wasn’t until I started writing in the dining room that I saw them.
Change your perspective, change what you see.
Ask others what they see, and you’ll...
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Messy, honest, and unmistakably Gen X—I share stories and real conversations at Daphne Discloses. As a pharmacist writer, I contribute to News from Those Nerdy Girls and Meet Me at the MedCart.
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