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Song Of Myself

August 17, 2023
by Caroline Miller
4th dimension & 3 dimensional objects, amorality of ego, brain and impulse, ego, mathematics and the prefrontal cortex, religion and the p;rimitive brain, self-love, the primitive brain
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After a brief meeting with a woman I’d just met, I returned to my apartment and was surprised to find her email waiting for me.  She accused me of having been rude and wasted no time in telling me. Bemused, I shrugged, having had the same impression of her. The difference between u
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I Die, You Die, They Die

August 10, 2023
by Caroline Miller
"The Female Eunich", ancient burial grounds, Artificial Intelligence and human life spans, feminism, Germaine Greer, Homo Naledis, memory vs oblivion, merging AI with human brain cells, patriarchy in the ancient world, retirment centers, reversing the aging process, the folly of tyrants, The Victory City by Saliman Rushdie, William F. Buckley
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“Suicide,” someone murmured after reading the announcement that a woman had died at the retirement center. “She was estranged from her family,” said another who stood beside the first speaker. Her remark rang true because the death notice asked that no condolences be left for
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Everyone Has A Story To Tell

August 03, 2023
by Caroline Miller
East Africa, Getting Lost to Find Home, types of memoirs, what to avoid in memoir writing, Women Writers/Woment's Books, writing memoirs
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My essay below first appeared in the ebook magazine Women Writers, Women’s Books on July 27, 2020.  This is a reprint of that article.   EVERYONE HAS A STORY TO TELL “Everyone has a story to tell,” said the woman seated opposite me at my retirement center. Somewhere in her 80s
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Art In The Time Of Chaos

July 27, 2023
by Caroline Miller
alternate truth, Artificial intelligence & book writing, book preorders, Donald Trump, How to become a best-selling author, John F. Kennedy Jr., New York Times best seller list, Sophie Vershbow
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“I think my mind just exploded.” Those were a subscriber’s words after reading my blog, The Time Travelers.  I knew the compliment didn’t refer to my writing skills. It was a response to the content. The topic was about advances in science and Artificial Intelligence. (AI). I
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The Time Travelers

July 20, 2023
by Caroline Miller
advances in AI, avatars, bank deposits, brain transparency, classical physics, EEG sensors, gravitational humming, losing the right to private thoughts, Neurotech devices, quantum physics, the properties of light, time and the human mind, will humans become obsolete?
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My branch bank was closing.  The nearest location was three miles away. I don’t own a car so the distance was significant.   Needing to learn how to make future deposits, I stopped by the office to learn about options.     The acting manager greeted me with a smile and waved m
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The God Dilemma

July 13, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Einstein's theory of relativity, Google's quantum computer, how humans see their place in the universe, imbuing the inanimate with diety, John Green, obtaining omniscience, origin of Faith and Reason, quantum computing, relilgion and science born of the same necessity, social cohesion, the purpose of public education, voucher schools, which came first--man or god??
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The Lord is in control, the Facebook entry said.  I’m not religious, but I often find “Thank you, Jesus,” remarks threaded through my feed page.  Mostly, I ignore or delete them.  But on the day this one popped onto my computer screen, I was in a different state of mind.  If
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Happy Fourth of July Week

July 06, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Barbara Box, Fourth of July, Getting Lost to Find Home, Women Writers, Women's Books
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A Fly Buzzed When…

June 29, 2023
by Caroline Miller
death awarness in creatures, Emily Dickinson, flies, fruitflies, Getting Lost to Find Home, hate and insanity, promoting good or evil, silos of ignorance, stress on the body, the butterfly effect
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The fly sitting in the staircase window of my retirement center has been dead for several months.  Unlike me, most folks don’t use the back exit to reach ground level.  They prefer the elevator.  I may be the only person in the building to bear witness to the insect’s slow deca
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Learning From The Apes

June 22, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Aint I a woman?, Ashley Judd, Carrie N. Baker, Jane Rosenfeld, Lara Logan, matriarchy, patriarchy, rape ias a point of law, sisterhood, Sojourner Truth, Tahrir Square, Women's Rights Convention in 1851
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In 2011, Lara Logan, a CBS reporter, was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square covering the Arab Spring celebration– the peaceful overthrow of Hosni Murbaraks’ military dictatorship.   The crowd was jubilant as they sang and danced in the streets, so the reporter was surprised when her
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In Search Of Meaning

June 15, 2023
by Caroline Miller
alternate staes of mind, animals and language, artificial intelligence, Barbara Ehrenreich, catatonic states, complexity of human brain, conscious vs. unconsciousness, ethics for AI, gamma rays in the brain, language as prediction, mathmatics and language, revelation, Robert Frost, Sigmund Freud, the dying brain, the meaning of good and evil, What language communicates
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The woman on Facebook said I didn’t understand her comment and accused me of being sarcastic.  I thought I was engaging in subtle teaching.  She needed to see what she’d written made no sense and that blaming others for misunderstanding her wasn’t kosher.  The person who send
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