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The Great White Way

April 05, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Bahar Gholipour, critical race theory, Dwight Eisenhower, Jalaya Liles Dunn, Litgtle Rock, Lyndon B. Johnson, Lyndon Johnson, segregation, Subodah Patil, white flight
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) learns by using algorithms.  Human brains learn by…?   Well, that’s the problem, We don’t know.  Using AI models to study how the brain functions is a problem, as a result.  Both systems may arrive at the same answer to a question, but did they
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The Human Comedy

March 31, 2022
by Caroline Miller
A. E. Houseman, artificial intelligence, Azerbaijan, David J. Chalmers, is the world a simulation?, Joe Biden, Myanmar, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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The article I was reading posed the question, “Can we prove the world isn’t a simulation?”  (by David J. Chalmers, Nautilus, Issue 42, pgs. 47.)  It’s a tech version of a long-established philosophical conundrum, “Can you prove you’re not asleep?” After finishing the a
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Biden’s War Of The Worlds

March 29, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Biden's accomplishments, cyber war, cyber world, hashtags, insurrectionists run for Congress, January 6 insurrection, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, NATO, passwords, polls on Biden's first year, ransomware assaults, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Winston Churchill
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Unfortunately, the threat of nuclear war looms as possible today as it did when I was a child. I no longer practice hiding under my desk whenever a siren goes off, but I shudder to read Vladimir Putin’s cavalier talk about using nuclear weapons against Ukraine in his stalemated war.
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Analogue In A Digital World

March 24, 2022
by Caroline Miller
AARP, digital finance tools, ice cream cone on credit, Kim Porter, Microsoft, paper & the environment, passwords, the grid & hackers, upgrades
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The other day, I walked into an ice cream parlor for a cone.  When I learned I had to pay with a credit card, I walked out.  I’ve seen many people pay for coffee with a card. I admire their savvy. But I manage my finances best when I watch the money flow from my wallet rather than
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The War Of Words

March 22, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Blitzkrieg., Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Germany Calling, John Birmingham, Lord Haw-Haw, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Russian invasion of Ukraine, The Zero Hour, Tokyo Rose, Tucker Carlson, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Winston Churchill
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Words matter, and the right words matter most of all, according to writer John Birmingham.  History bears this out. During World War II, Winston Churchill’s speeches galvanized Londoners with hope despite the German Blitzkrieg. Let us, therefore, brace ourselves to our duties, and
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Citizens United–Brave New World

March 17, 2022
by Caroline Miller
2016 Presidential election, 2017 malware attach on Ukraine, Citizens United, Climate change, corporate responsibility, Dmitri Alperovitch, jar of tomatoes, Milton Friedman, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Russian drone, Stephen Colbert, Vladimir Putin
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Even in a time of war, there can be moments of laughter. Late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert had a field day with a report about a Ukrainian grandmother who knocked down a Russian drone from her apartment balcony with a jar of tomatoes.  Equally low tech but less funny was a re
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Trust In A Time Of War

March 15, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Chomical Weapon Convention, Fox News, Goldman Sachs, Madison Cawthorn, NATO, Russia's energy threats to West, Russia/Ukraine war, Saudis, Tucker Carlson, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky
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As I relate in my upcoming memoir, Getting Lost to Find Home, during the rainy season in Sub-Saharan Africa deluges force creatures to rise from their holes in the earth to escape being drowned.  A person out of doors at such times is likely to encounter black mambas, scorpions, flyi
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Sense In A Nonsensical World

March 10, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Article 1 (2) of United Nations Charter, belief versus knowledge, Causality, covid-19, dualism, fallacies of Putin's logic, history as a justification for policy, QAnon, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Steven Pinker, Vladimir Putin's speeches on Ukraine
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Someone on Facebook wrote to ask why I didn’t believe in God.  I replied belief is the wrong standard to apply to determine truth. If God exists, that existence should be provable. This blog isn’t an atheist’s rant, by the way.  I use the man’s question as an example to
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Joy In A Little Dissatisfaction

March 08, 2022
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", aging, Erik Maza, Osvaldo Farrés., Phillip Margolin, Rita Moreno, Rutherford Classics, Town & Country, Write Away Blog
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“I still don’t have what I want,” says Rita Moreno, star of stage, screen, and television and also a winner of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, an Oscar, and a Kennedy Center Honor recipient. (“The Queen,” by Erik Maza, Town&Country, March 2022, pg. 84.) I understood w
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A Brave New Dystopian World

March 03, 2022
by Caroline Miller
autonomous weapons, Build Back Better, chemical weapons, China, Conti, Doomsday Clock, Flynn effect, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, NATO's Article 5, quantum computing, QUEST, Raidforums, Russia, Russian invasion of Ukraine, slaughterbots, Turkey, Ukraine
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The Flynn effect is over. That’s the trend whereby human intelligence increases by about 3 points a decade. Recent research reveals the trend is in reverse. Humans are getting dumber.  Scientists speculate the reasons are varied:  changes in our education systems, nutrition, the c
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