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The Future’s Emerald City

September 22, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Bill Clinton, Dani Rodrik, Eric Hoffer, Geneva Protocol, human cloning, humans on the brink of extinction, including our enemies, Josh Hagan, Lisa Smith, mutual destruction and cohesion, nuclear agreements, philanthropy as world changing, Stephen M. Walt, The Emerald City, using the future to guide the present, William Macaskill
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A strategist for the democratic party, Lisa Smith, sums up her political view of the world. It’s radical that being reasonable is radical and being normal is abnormal. ( ”Radical Reason” by Joe Hagan, Vanity Fair, October 2022, pg.43.)  Profound as well as surprising, the comme
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Paradise Lost?

January 20, 2022
by Caroline Miller
A Night at the Garden, Black Lives Matter, Cassie Miller, Charles Lindberg, Dante's Inferno, Elmo, Eric Hoffer, feminism, Fritz Kuhn, German American Bund, Hannah Gais, Jack Dorsey, Mitch McConnell, Paradise Lost, Proud Boys, QAnon, social media platforms, Tea Party Conservatives, Twitter, William Randolph Hearst
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“The rubicon (sic) has been crossed. The fire of revolution has been lit.”  So wrote a representative of the white supremacist group the Proud Boys on Telegram, after the January 6, 2021 insurrection.  (“Capitol Insurrection,…” by Cassie Miller and Hannah Gais, Southern Po
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Corrupt Patriotism

October 07, 2021
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Ashley Taggart, Christopher Comer, Donald Trump, Eric Hoffer, Mitch McConnell, nihilism, Oedipus Rex, Piranesi, Sophocles, Susanna Clarke
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“We are a storytelling species, every bit as much as a tool-using one,” writes the author of The English Professor Who Foresaw Modern Neuroscience.   I agree. As a teacher, I would tell my students, “If you want to see how your mind works, write something.”  Composition exp
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In Search Of An Original Idea

October 10, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Blogs, curating, Eric Hoffer, Hello Sweetheart, Love Song of J. Alfrrd Prufrock, Michael Kingsley, plagiarism, T. S. Eliot
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People sometimes ask if I’ve thought about publishing a selection of my blogs in book form.  Naturally, I’m flattered, just as I am when they suggest my novels would make great movies. Such notions don’t swell my head. Steven Spielberg, I know, won’t be calling soon. 
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A True Believer

August 01, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A True Believer, Eric Hoffer, falsehoods and Facebook, truth as the cornerstone of democracy
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In True Believer, Eri Hoffer writes this about cataclysmic times and the wisdom of stepping outside a rising tide. When conditions are not ripe, the potential leader, no matter how gifted, and his holy cause, no matter how potent, remain without a following…  There is a period of w
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