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Algorithm For The Public Good

October 04, 2018
by Caroline Miller
a different way to share the wealth, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, Jeff Bezos, oligarchs of capitalism, Proposal for a new tax, the 4 tech giants
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Nobody likes a multi-billionaire who stiffs his workers.  Donald Trump accuses Jeff Bezos of greed and Bernie Sanders agrees, suggesting a man who pockets $157 billion a year while his warehouse workers live on food stamps is a man whose conscience is questionable.*  While Trump’s
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Rethinking Educational Priorities

October 03, 2018
by Caroline Miller
high cost of higher education, Is a college education worth the money?, M. H. Miller, Megan Ardle, My Never-Ending Student Debt, No Degree Required, serious debt decision for 17-year-olds, student loans
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Institutions of higher learning like to advertise that a college education can add a $1 million to a student’s  lifetime earnings.   Lured by that promise, students blindly assume debt that can last a lifetime.  One thirty-year-old man, who graduated with an MA in Literature, ca
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A View From The Soap Box

October 01, 2018
by Caroline Miller
., 2008 financial debacle, Accountable Capitalism Act, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Make America Great Again, now ideas over old anger, Occupy Wall Street, Tea Party
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Weaponizing anger is a dangerous game.  Bernie Sanders tried it in the last Presidential election and so did Donald Trump.  Trump did it better and he remains a beacon for those who feel disenfranchised.  What both candidates did was tap into the residue loathing still with us from
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They Own Us

September 28, 2018
by Caroline Miller
AOL, California's Privacy Act, data surveillance, Facebook, Mike Hagen, trustworthiness score, Twitter, Verizon, Yahoo
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Do you know your trustworthiness score?  Did you know Facebook has given you one?  To avoid accusations they are purveyors of fake news,  the company now uses an algorithm to determine a member’s credibility.  Twitter, reportedly, is moving in the same direction.  (“Facebooks
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The Calumny Of Misbegotten Freedom

September 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Adam and Eve, Barbara G. Walker, clergy's objection of anesthetics, Elizabeth Caddy Stanton, Jeff Sessions, John Aylmer, Religious Liberty Task Force, St. Peter, the pain of child birth, Thomas Aquinas, Tree of Knowledge
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Recently, U. S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he plans to create a Religious Liberty Task Force intended to insert faith-based protections into the political agenda.  In doing so, he misuses his public office.  His is a bald-faced attempt to extend the reach of conservati
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Public Palaces

September 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Carnegie, Eric Klinenberg, Gary Drevitch, Palaces for the People, public libraries, public spaces reduce crime, safety and public spaces
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Here’s a great idea for reducing crime in the city. Build more open spaces, more coffee shops and above all, more libraries.  Why?  Because, as Eric Klinenberg writes in his book, Palaces for People, with so many eyes on the scene, these areas become safer places. (“Come Togethe
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Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella

September 25, 2018
by Caroline Miller
A Gentleman from Moscow, Alzheimers, community programing, Dr. Don, memory, The Overstory
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Earlier this month, I appeared on a community cable program.  The host, known as Dr. Don, interviews local people whom he imagines others will think interesting.  He’s in his 90’s and has been doing the series for 15 years.  An hour of talk about myself is a challenge, even for
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Can These Stories Be True?

September 24, 2018
by Caroline Miller
a suicide rescue, Coors Light, firefighters and convicts, parrot, Washington D. C., weird human behavior
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Below are three accounts of rescue that should give us pause. Story 1 A parrot has been sitting on the roof of its owner’s home for 3 days, refusing to come down. Eventually, the north London Fire Department arrives to rescue the bird, but none of their ploys succeed.  Finally, a f
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Where Is Mahler’s Wife?

September 21, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Daphne Merkin, Freud's wife, Glenn Close, Mahler's wife, The Wife, The writer's need for solitude
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Once, I confessed to a dear friend that I longed for someone in my life like Gustav Mahler’s wife.  Her eyes swept to the top of her head, as I recall, and this she followed with a pause as she considered whether I was confessing to a lifestyle.  I wasn’t.  I  was referring to
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Hope Springs Eternal

September 20, 2018
by Caroline Miller
globalization, Henry Kissinger, nation-states, NATO, Randall Schweller, Three Cheers for Trump's Foreign Policy, U. S. China policy
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Is globalization good or bad?  Will it create a kinder, gentler and more equitable world?  Or, will nation-states be forced to live under the tyranny of a universal cabal?  According to Randall Schweller, professor of political science at Ohio State University, Donald Trump and his
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