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John McAndrewBook reviews, and occasional essays/pontifications about the weirdness of being human.
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Life Face to Face
A while back I read How to Break Up with Your Phone. Excellent book: empathetic, well-written and -organized. I created a recurring note in my calendar, inquiring how the break-up with devices (not just the phone) was going. It hasn’t gone...
NOT Like the Brazen Giant
Today is the 177th birthday of Emma Lazarus, who wrote The New Colossus, the sonnet from which the lines, “give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free” come. It is a poem of contrast, of choice between desti...
On Data Centers and AI
What “Full Employment” looked like in the movie, The Matrix
Data Centers and AI are like The Force: they can be used for Good or for Ee-vil.
E.g, I’m on the board of a community health center, and have heard hints of the good uses to whi...
Reinventing the Democratic Party
This old donkey is somehow relevant
I will return to Kermit Roosevelt’s book, The Nation That Never Was, later this week.
In the meantime, everyone should read this article by on Reinventing the Democratic Party and send it to their loc...
The Nation That Never Was, by Kermit Roosevelt III
Morpheus offers Neo a choice: a disorienting truth or a comforting illusion. From the movie, The Matrix
Let me rain on your July 4th parade and fireworks display. Our parents, our Founding Fathers, were not what we have enjoyed believing t...
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Coddiwompling bibliophile. Often depressed. Community Health Center board member. Student of Stoicism, Taoism, and Buddhism. Every corporation should be a B Corp.
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