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Rethinking What We know

January 15, 2026
by Caroline Miller
Andrea Lee, anti-vaxxers, chemical versus natural pesticides, falsehoods in organic farming, how debate shapes our thoughts, organic farming, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Stuart Vyse, the nature of argument, Trump's Liberation Day, Venezuelan oil
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The debate continued for several minutes until we realized we were using terms differently. Definitions were the source of our disagreement. I shouldn’t have been surprised. More than once, I’ve noted that language is as slippery as a well-greased pig. An argument can be debilitat
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My New Year’s Resolutions

January 08, 2026
by Caroline Miller
deflection, efficacy of prayer, George Parker, New Year's Resolutions, politically correct words, quest for truth, Sierra Club's Equity Language Guide
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As a writer, words are my tools, and I’ve produced many essays about them as subjects in themselves.   So, when a friend sent me an article about the Sierra Club’s Equity Language Guide, I was curious.  Cut from The Atlantic Monthly in 2023, and written by George Parker, the ar
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HAPPY NEW YEAR

January 01, 2026
by Caroline Miller
celebration of new year, fireworks, New Year
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imae of firewaroks
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Happy Holidays

December 25, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Christmas 2025
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pandas in the snow
Note:  Boycott Tesla  
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Self-Evident Truths

December 18, 2025
by Caroline Miller
boycotts, danger of government investment in technology, How consumers can curb Tech giants, Military/Industrial complex, President Dwight Eisenhower, Technology's threat to democracy
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phot0t of Mall shoppers
I wrote a harangue about oligarchs for today’s blog, then tore it up.  I do have something to say on the subject, but as it is the holidays, I’ll keep it short. Here’s what I want you to know. President Dwight Eisenhower warned that the “Military/Industrial complex” might e
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Eyes On The Prize

December 11, 2025
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", AI algorithms vs art, art in society, Beauty as revelation, Ezra Pound, FIFA Peace Award, Plato's Republic, The Kennedy Center, U. S. Institute of Peace
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Trump accepts FIFA Peace award
Trump’s name is synonymous with vanity.  As a New York entrepreneur, he profited by plastering his name on as many buildings as he could. That same hubris marks his presidency. Recently, he carved his name on the U.S. Institute of Peace Building, a nonprofit organization that recei
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Shopping With The Enemy

December 04, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Bernie Sanders, Bit coin, Black Friday, cryptocurrency, dark money, Donald Trump, Economic Policy Institute, Melinda Louis, oligarchs grow richer, Rishab Bailey, shop local, super-billionaires, tarriffs targeted to aid technology
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Tree and Christmas presents
Many Americans are standing on street corners waving anti-Trump signs, and the economy might be the reason. The  Economic Policy Institute (EPI) notes that never before has so much money flowed into the hands of so few, and given the greatest political influence to those with the fat
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Happy Thanksgiving

November 27, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Thanksgiving 2025
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image of an autmn corn field
  May we one day live in a world without hunger or fear.
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Who You Gonna Trust?

November 20, 2025
by Caroline Miller
AI, cryptocurrency, data centers, Joe Biden, Michael T. Klare, oligarchs, Order 14110, Pablo Ortiz Partida, Pew report, underground bunkers, Union of Concerned Scientists
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When I was in my 50s, my stockbroker encouraged me to buy shares in a company he claimed would be a game-changer in energy conservation.  I purchased 1000 shares at $11 each. Then, I waited. When the stock dropped to $1, I was ready to give up, but my broker advised me to hold on, so
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While We Have Time To Choose

November 13, 2025
by Caroline Miller
AI, AI and medical miracles, being a partiot, boycotts, Brookings Report, Citizens United, consumerism, Donald Trump, Ozzie and Harriet, reining in the oligarchs, television diners, Texas gerrymandering, The Christian Right, the Geneva Consensus, The Lone Ranger
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Democrats danced in the streets last Tuesday.  Special elections painted some red states blue, and California’s redistricting plan succeeded in waving a middle finger at Texas’s efforts at gerrymandering.  Yet danger to our democracy persists. Oligarchs, aided by low taxes and t
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