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We Have Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself

July 22, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, leadership through fear, Trump supporters, Twilight of the Hackers, Virginia Heffernan, who are Trump's followers?
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The other day I sat down to talk with a fellow resident at my retirement center.  She was eating fish tacos, a messy lunch which I knew would require both hands as well as her mouth.  An excellent time to air my views on Donald Trump, I thought.  I don’t recall what outrage the p
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Gone With The Wind

July 19, 2019
by Caroline Miller
algorithms dehumanize the workplace, death of unions, gig economy, Lyft, Susan Fowler, Uber, What Have We Done?
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  Imagine you are looking for a job and you read this ad:  “Be your own boss.  No more  9 to 5.  Work as much or as little as you like.  Earn as much as you like.”  Would you be tempted to apply?  If you did, you’d probably be entering what’s called the “gig” e
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I Think, Therefore…

July 18, 2019
by Caroline Miller
blaming others, clean pain, dirty pain, fear, How Annoying, reptilian brain, Virginia Heffernan
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She was annoyed with me, the woman on Facebook.  I’d taken a position with which she disagreed.  We exchanged one or two comments.  Then I let the matter drop.  We were jousting over opinions, after all. Stellar orbits remained intact.  Tides would continue to roll in from the
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Writer Caroline Miller Takes The Pledge

July 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
bogus news sources, Computer Generated Images, Donald Trump, Facebook, fake news, Rise of the Deep Fakes
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Since the 2016 election, we’ve heard a good deal about fake news.  Bogus sources seem to spring up overnight.  Even Gig data can’t be trusted.  Click)  How do we tell the news from propaganda in this environment?  With 2.2 billion users sharing information on Faceboo
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Life’s Journey — It’s All About Time

July 16, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Santella, Barbie dolls, Barbie's Diversity Dance, Barbie's Inspiring Women line, Iris Apfel, Leonardo da Vinci, Lisa Marie Segarra, Mattel, The Fine Art of Procrastination
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Mattel, the maker of Barbie dolls, is changing the toy’s image.  Today, instead of the anorexic model of the past, she’s manufactured in different body shapes and varying skin colors.  Also added to the line is Barbie’s Inspiring Women, likenesses of accomplished w
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I Am An Immigrant And I Love America

July 15, 2019
by Caroline Miller
American democracy and the rest of the world, Hatmaker's Tale, immigrants and American democracy, Michael Lindsey-Hogg, what makes America great are the people
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Keeping democracy healthy, despite tribal instincts and where change is the constant, isn’t easy. Witness the number of democracies that have died in recent years. (Click)  “Justice for all” isn’t a part of the human genome. Nor will you find it in any slave agreement or
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Wanted: A Cure For The Cost Of Medical Treatments

July 11, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bubble boy affliction, Caroline Chen, drug price gouging, EpiPen, Gilead Science, GlaxoSmithKline, hepatitis C, How Much is a Miracle Worth?, Spark Therapeutics, value-based pricing of drugs
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GlaxoSmithKline has a cure for the “bubble boy” affliction, an ailment that attacks people’s immune systems.  The price tag? $634,000. (Ibid, pg. 22.)   Spark Therapeutics, Inc. has a gene therapy to cure a rare form of childhood blindness. What is the value of gaining one’
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Corporate Welfare — A Bad Idea Any Way You look At It

July 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Amazon's help from taxpayers, Carrier jobs, corporate welfare, Donald Trump, Henry Grabar, small businesses and local economy
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While heading my teachers’ union in the 1970s, I was appointed to the Mayor’s Economic Advisory Council.  I had no background in economic development but I satisfied a necessary profile to round out the committee.  I was a woman and I was a union leader.  I soon learned my role
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Happy Fourth Of July 2019

July 04, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Fourth of July 2019
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The Meat Paradox: How We Can Eat The Animals We Love

July 02, 2019
by Caroline Miller
animals as a food source, animals as pets, carnivores, cognitive dissonance, green house gas emissions, Marta Zraska, Mind Over Meat, vegetarians
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Cognitive dissonance is a term psychologists use to explain how the human mind protects itself from its inherent contradictions. Smokers deny a link between cancer and cigarettes so they can go on smoking, for example. (Blogs 3/17/16, 3/17/16)  We all behave the same way.  We’re h
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