
A 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.
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When I was 14, my father drove his car into our garage-converted-into-a-recreation-room, sealed the door again, sat in the car, and turned the engine on. I have never felt like any of it was my fault, even at that age and even less as I hav...
This newsletter is about something that should be of concern to everyone. But, to discuss it, I will be jumping over a topic that is of great controversy within the US. It is an important topic and I have very firmly held opinions. Others h...
This is an article that I published in https://technoglot.blogspot.com on February 22, 2013. I try to make my articles “timeless” as I try to work with “foundational” issues — that are hopefully applicable to current times. This article is...
When a person hears the word “addiction”, thoughts often go directly to the agonies of withdrawal. A person without their addiction trying, perhaps desperately, to get back to their addiction. But that is really only an aspect of addiction...
I had enough to eat. I had clothes on my back and shoes on my feet. I had shelter. I even had love in the manner they were able to give it. But, I didn’t really have safety and a person needs safety in order to be able to play. If a person...
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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. From a Friendly (Quaker) point of view.
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