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The Dark Lords Of Oligarchy

January 30, 2025
by Caroline Miller
artificial intelligence, Bit coin, Catholic confession, Dorian Gray, Dylan Thomas, effects of limitless money and power, Elon Musk, F. Scott Fitzgerald, futurists, January 6 2020 rioters, Joe Biden's Presidential pardons, militia movements, money and compassion, Oath Keepers, Oligarchs of past and present, presidential immunity, Presidential Pardon, Proud Boys, Stargate, The Great Gatsby, Trump's private militia
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painting of Lucifer bhy Von Stuck
Growing up as a Catholic, taking Confession struck me as a wonderful device.  Whenever I did something wrong during the week, if I confessed on Friday, the priest would assign me a few prayers to recite, and “poof”, like magic, I was absolved of sin.   If I missed a week, I cou
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For The Judge

November 29, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Do Not Go Gently into that Goodnight, Dylan Thomas, Omar Khayyam, The Rubaiyat, The wisdom of old age, What the old have yet to teach, William Falk
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One of my gaggle of 3 older gentleman at the retirement center has died. (Blog 7/15/15) I feel his absence though I’d known him only a few months. He’d been a judge in his working life. His wife had died not long ago and he admitted he didn’t see much point in going on. The rema
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Death And Creative Genuis

April 07, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Clive James, Dylan Thomas, geniuses and how they faced death, John Updike, Katie Roiphe, Maurice Sendak, Sigmund Freud, Susan Sontag, The Violet Hour, William Giraldi
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Death and dying is a process as fearful for the artist as it is for the rest of us and immortality just as meaningless. But their manner of leave-taking should tell us something about the genius that purports to lift mystery’s veil on existence, at least a little. Dylan Thomas raile
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