Ideas & Interpretations
Charles K SummersA newsletter to encourage discussion of ideas, thoughts, and translations from the general to the specific and from the specific to the general. To inform, provide food for thought, and give a better foundation of knowledge for discourse.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | charlesksummers.substack.com |
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Censorship
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I was born in a small rural town to a waitress and a roughneck. I have worked on farms, driven tractors, baked donuts, built grain silos, repaired Navajo rugs, and had a long career as a computer scientist.
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