
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.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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I have a long list of possible newsletter ideas which keeps getting longer. Sometimes, I go back to a topic I put on the list ten years ago and pick it. More often, it is something that popped up for me based on something I have seen or hea...
As far as I know, there is no generalization that is always true. But, for the vast majority of those in the wealthy region EXCEPT for BORN WEALTHY their wealth was only achieved via the labor and skills of many, many other people. Even the...
These are a set of three articles that I published in
https://technoglot.blogspot.com
on August 25, September 18, and October 19 of 2012. I try to make my articles “timeless” as I try to work with “foundational” issues — that are hopeful...
When you hear discussion about virtually anything, you may very well encounter the term “corporate media”? What does that mean? Is it inherently bad? Or good? What else exists besides corporate media? Is social media corporate media?
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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...
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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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