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Thought Salad

Mark Slouka
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Speculations, ruminations, ponderments and rants.

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“And That’s the Way It Is!”

Back in the last century, reporter Walter Cronkite, who had a wonderful, gravelly voice, used to close out the Evening News on NBC with the reassuring phrase, “And that’s the way it is!”

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Holding Pattern

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Back in Prague, staring at the familiar red-slate roofs through the fog of exhaustion, I’m reminded of the movie, “Closer,” in which the character played by Clive Owen, back home in London with his head st...

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The Gravity of Home

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Vladimir Nabokov once wrote about something he called ‘un-real estate,’ by which he meant all the invisible things - skills, talents, loves - unconnected to place. Things that travel with you like weightless luggage. T...

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Greetings from the Asylum!

Mr. Piker, Enemy of the People

This past week, to distract myself from thinking about AI companies begging the government to stop them from doing what they’re doing, our President posting videos of himself piloting a spacecraft while mushr...

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A Belated Letter to Parents on the First Day of College

Among the parents of the roughly twenty million students who went off to college last week, there were those who dropped their kids off and barely skipped a beat. Who secretly, or not so secretly, breathed a sigh of relief that the drama wa...

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