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A World Made Of Clay

September 28, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Categorial Imperative, Christine Lagarde, Donald Trump, Françoisde de La Rochefoucauld, Immanauel Kant, Jane Randow, Kurt Wagner, Laura Richardson, Lindsey Graham, Mark Zuckerberg, Mitch McConnell, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Socrates
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What a year 2020 is turning out to be.  A pandemic, the upcoming elections, and the untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg are vying for top spots in the headlines. Given the cacophony, it’s little wonder few have noticed another woman has cracked a glass ceili
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175 Years Of Truth

September 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Daniel Zuidijs, Donald Trump, double haters, Edward Snowden, Joe Biden, logic and sophistry, Obamacare, Scientific American, the 2020 presidential election, universal health care
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When did hungry people decide half a loaf wasn’t good enough? I’m speaking metaphorically, of course, referring to the “double haters,” that Donald Trump referred to in 2016. These were disillusioned people who looked for a change and didn’t think it was coming fast enough.
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What We All Need Is A Good Broom

September 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
2020 Presidential election, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, personal responsibility, Woman in the Dunes
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Call me a masochist, but every morning I open my computer to trawl for news.  Reliably, the headlines capture the worst of times: Joe Biden’s campaign files have been hacked; rattlesnakes bite two Yosemite hikers; west coast fires make the air unbreathable… One columnist expresse
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Thoughts On Being Normal

September 21, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Carol Burnett, Charlie Chaplin, Donald Trump, laughter, laughter and pain, what is normal
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I’ve long decided Donald Trump’s mental state isn’t good, but I sometimes wonder about my own. Am I normal? Living in a retirement community forces me to raise the question from time to time. So many neighbors are devoted to serving on committees and going to meetings whereas, I
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Covid-19 Takes Responsibility

September 18, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Cares Act, covid-19, Donald Trump, Drive-in movies, FFRF, Paycheck Potection Program, Tamara Lytle
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Much of the world remains in the thrall of Covid-19.  Not only are loved ones dying and large numbers of people unemployed, but depression is on the rise.  To glean positive news from this situation requires contortions of the mind comparable to the physical feats of a performer at
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Paranoia Is The New Norm

September 09, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Alice In Wonderland, dementor, Donald Trump, Hugh Trevor-Roper, J. K. Rowling, Joseph Goebbel, Michael Moore, paranoia, The Queen
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Politicians, celebrities, political groups, influence groups, and the media are doing their best to mess with reality, whatever that is. I ask, why bother? Since science began to study the issue of the blue dress that is simultaneously gold,  I’m not sure reality is real anymore. I
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Understanding Karen*

August 07, 2020
by Caroline Miller
alien sperm, conservative white women, demential tests, Donald Trump, Jules Verne, Karen, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Sonia Saraiya, standardized test
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Recently, newscasters were making light of Donald Trump’s self-congratulatory response to a dementia test he took, mistaking it for one that measured I. Q.  Despite his confusion, I’m happy for him, and for the nation, that he passed. His niece, a clinical psychologist, has alrea
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Sending A Message

July 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Ari Berman, covid-19, Donald Trump, FedEX, Jason Linkins, Louis Dejay, UPS, USPS, vote by mail
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I’ve always taken it for granted though I’ve cursed the long lines that result from staff shortages. Other than have a tooth pulled, I’d do anything to avoid the Post Office.  I buy my stamps from the grocery store and mail my packages at a stationery shop around the corner fro
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Covid-19 Symptom: Conspiracy Theories

June 05, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Atlantic Council, Barrack Obama, covid-19, Dept. of Conspiracy Theory Preparedness, Donald Trump, Dr. Anthony Fauci, glass cliff, Graham Brooks, Joshua Brustein, Lea Gabrielle, Wikispooks
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The current Covid-19 pandemic has given rise to numerous conspiracy theories concerning why it happened. Though we know little about the virus as yet, these theories have flourished like toadstools after a sodden rain. Thanks to the internet, they have spread to remote places like Gym
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When Fantasy Rules

May 22, 2020
by Caroline Miller
2020 election, Anne Tyler, coronavirus, covid-19, Donald Trump, Gatebox, thinking makes it so
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While thumbing through a magazine, I came across writer Anne Tyler’s confession that she feared to concentrate upon a bad idea because it might come about. She holds herself responsible for the coronavirus pandemic, in part, because for some time she’d been praying for an excuse t
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