Lori Ayre
Lori AyreI continue to hope for the best but worry that things could slip off the rails -if they haven't already. I appreciate the comfort that history teaches us about the cycles of progress and the backsliding, but also that generally there is progress.
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What I learned today: February 28, 2026
At 9:45am Tehran time, February 28, 2028, the US and Israel began bombing military and civilian targets in Iran. Here are some things to think about:
What I learned today: February 27, 2026
1. What do we mean when we say something is meaningful? This idea is explored in Shai Tubali in Big Think. Some philosphers say “a meaningful life is one shaped by doing good, seeking truth, and having the capacity to enjoy and appreciate b...
What I learned today: February 26, 2026
1. Now that Jay Jones is the newly elected Democratic DA in Virginia, it is worth putting pressure on him to bring charges against Clarence Thomas for tax evasion related to his relationship with billionaire Harlan Crow. But time is running...
What I learned today: February 25, 2026
1. Instead of watching the longest SOTU address known to mankind, you might want to skip to the Democratic response by former intelligence office and new Governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger here:
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Exploring my role on this planet through writing. My values are respect and justice for all humans and appreciation for all life on this beautiful planet. I strive to be kind but sometimes I'm too angry to be kind. I'm trying.
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