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Out Of The Shadows Into The Light

August 29, 2024
by Caroline Miller
F. Scott Fitzgerald, how the rich live, Lauren Larson, pandering to the Middle Class, The Great Gatsby, the invisible poor, the Middle Clas shrinks, The working poor, Who belongs in the Middle Class?, Why the poor don't vote
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Darwing from
“Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me.”  When F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote those lines in his novel, The Great Gatsby, he may not have been striving for poetry, but he exposed the truth–which is what great art does. Lauren Larson isn’t an a
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Yowling Cats/Howling Babies

August 22, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, being childless, child tax credit, fertility rates, J. D. Vance, Pet Parenting, pregnancy and aging, women postponing pregnancy
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Caartoon comic images of Catwoman
One of the pluses of being old is that I’ve lived much of my life without the internet.  That means I don’t fear having my youthful opinions thrown in my face years later.  For that reason, I pity  J. D. Vance, Donald Trump’s running mate in the 2024 Presidential election. Th
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Tipping Points

August 15, 2024
by Caroline Miller
AMOC, Bi Bi Netanyahu, Biden's rift with Democrats, Brian Kemp, Cat Ladies, changes in Atlantic currents, Climate change, climate tipping point, Donald Trump, Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, Electoral College, frozen water study, J. D. Vance, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, Project 2025, Sandra Upson, U. S. more liberal, Ukraine's Russian offensive, women's vote in 2024
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boyx sitting on a seaswa
I am one of J. D. Vance’s “cat ladies.” Being childless, I have explored the universe without the need to pack a breast pump. That may be selfish of me, but I am unashamed. After all, I contributed to the well-being of the young as a teacher for many years.  Sadly, I won’t li
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War! What’s It For?

August 08, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Albert Einstein, Amitav Acharya, Benjamin Netanyahu, cost of war, Credit Suisse rep;ort on wealth, David Vine, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight Eisenhower, Friends Committee of National Legislation, Military-Industrial complex, oligarchs of war, Pew Research on war, The Reckoning Project
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image of guernica painting
Albert Einstein may not have said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results” but the thought is genius.  An example would be acts of war. Homo sapiens have used violence to settle their disputes for centuries,  even engaged in a war to end
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Three Financial Pillars

August 01, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Certificates of Deposit, Citizens United, dollar's dominence in trade, Elon Musk, Eswar Prasad, foreign investment in dollars, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Lina Khan, Oligarachs in a democracy, tarriffs versus taxes, The Federal Reserve, the national debt, US Treasury Notes, Vladimir Putin, Why the dollar has stability
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The bank paid off one of my certificates of deposit (CD) early to refinance at a lower rate. My broker suggested one of two things: 1) buy a 3-month Treasury that paid 5% interest, or 2)  a one-year Note that paid 4.5%.  I chose the longer Treasury despite the lower rate.  If the F
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The Stockholm Syndrome

July 25, 2024
by Caroline Miller
2024 election, Brendan I. Koerner, Donald Trump, femicide, J. D. Vance, Joe Biden, Kathleen Hale, Keri Lake, Madeleine Albright, micro-banking, Nikki Haley, Oligarchs of Silion Valley, Petyer Thiel, Project 2025, prostitution, rape, Republican women, sex work, the silencing of women, women bent by patriarchy
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Berninni's
Felled by ageism, Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 campaign for U. S. President, and the country lost one of its greatest leaders. A gracious man, he put the nation above his ambition and ended Democratic anxiety about his ability to defeat Donald Trump.  On the upside, his decision
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A Brief History Of Aging

July 18, 2024
by Caroline Miller
"Successful Aging", Al Pacino, critical learning periods, Daniel J. Levitin, Dr. Anthony Faucci, Joe Biden, learning by analogy, link between ageism and Alzheimer's, mandatory retirement, perceptual completion, the duty of the elderly to the young, The Lancet, youthful mistakes/senility
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photo of actress Betty White
A woman emailed to say that knowing I am in my late 80s, she admired my energy.  Admittedly, I like to keep busy, but I don’t always excel at what I do. I’m bad with computers.  I find them either unreliable or inscrutable, which is my way of saying  I’m slow to learn their w
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Your Country Needs You

July 11, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Biden/Tump first debate, Chevron ruling, Citizens United, conspicuous consumption, Donald Trump, H. L. Menken, Heritage Foundation, J. P Morgan, Joe Biden, presidential immunity, Project 2025, Robert L. Borage, the imperial presidency, the role of the American government, U. S. tax brackets over time, weakened laws against monopolies
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I’m always stunned when people confess they don’t plan to vote in the upcoming 2024 election because neither presidential candidate inspires them–as if the event was a beauty contest and the fate of the nation wasn’t at stake. Joe Biden’s poor debate performance recently
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Happy Fourth Of July

July 04, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Fourth of July, Statue of Liberty, U. S. Flag
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                                                             Long May It Wave!
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Let There Be Shame

June 27, 2024
by Caroline Miller
"Successful Aging", Argentina and its tribunals, brain connectivity, Daniel J. Levitin, difference between young and older brains, genocide, Inuits, Janine di Giovanni, Justice Without Borders, revenge, Ross Perin, shame in society, the death of languages, The Leaning Tower of Babel, The Reckoning Project, The World Court
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painting of Adam and Eve explled from Paradise
While researching material for an earlier blog, I came across an interesting statement about aging. …every decade after our fortieth birthday, our brains spend more time contemplating our own thoughts versus taking in information from the external environment. (Successful Aging by D
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