The Great Change
Albert BatesThis is not your daddy's future any more. It could be something wonderful.
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Burke’s Law
Edmund Burke was not, by temperament, a pessimist. When he watched the French Revolution tear down every institution, tradition, and accumulated arrangement of French civilization in the name of abstract Reason, he did not cheer along with...
Toy Wars
As I pen this, Associated Press, Agence France, and others are reporting that a deal has been reached to reopen the Strait of Epstein to shipping. Color me skeptical. I am guessing that Polymarket betting on Israel’s breach of the ceasefire...
Thinking like a Creek
When I was much younger, I worked for the Appellate Division in the New York City court system. We were tasked by Mayor John Lindsay with bringing the city jail, known affectionately as The Tombs, into compliance with a court order requirin...
The Parish of the Watershed
I woke to familiar birdsong but in an unfamiliar bed. Looking around, I was in an oaken cabin, on a foam pad on a hard oak bed, glimpsing the dawn light through windows whose wooden shutters I had pried open the night before to let the cool...
The Internet is Unsustainable
Writing for Communities magazine, “AI and Civilizational Collapse,” Kara Huntermoon said:
The internet is unsustainable. “Un-sustainable” means, by definition, that it cannot continue indefinitely. It will end as finite resources are exh...
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