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Insights Of the Willy-Nilly

October 02, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Adam Han, Alternate Reality Games, Australia, Clive Thompson, Facebook, Facebook friends, India, Kenya, Mark Zuckerberg, Nostradamus, QAnon
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Despite the misinformation he’s allowed to spread on Facebook,  I admire Mark Zuckerberg’s intention to create a global community that can promote human understanding. To foresee the many ways his dream could be misused would require the powers of Nostradamus, so I don’t hold h
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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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May The Force Be With Us

July 20, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Aristotle, covid-19, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, obscenity, quantum physics, strong force, The First Amendment, U. S. Supreme Court, weak force
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While browsing through the internet the other day, I learned about an exciting new discovery in quantum physics.  Scientists have learned that some quantum particles adhere to one another, not by electromagnetism, as we supposed, but by something called the strong force. I will ventu
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Brought To You By Popular Desire

January 28, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Theil, social media, tribalism in America
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Gideon Lewis-Kraus writes an intriguing article about why social media appears to have gone tribal, influencing the rest of society.  Surprisingly, our perception may not be the case.  After all, social networks are designed to give us what we want. Is it possible we want tribalism?
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Algorithms: No Crystal Ball For The Future

December 05, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexa, algorithims, artificial intelligence, Bill Gates, China's surveillance program, Elan Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Mest, Ring, surveilance
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Given the many life and death threats facing our species, an algorithm to help identify which challenges are imminent and which can wait five minutes sounds great. Unfortunately, technology is part of the problem. The more we rely on it, the more we are likely to find ourselves in a d
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When Free Is Less Than A Good Price

January 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Apple, Facebook, Jeffery Hammerbacher, Mark Zuckerberg, Netflix, Zeynap Tufekci
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Over the holidays, a couple  introduced me to their son who was visiting from Boston.  As he was a young man, I asked what he did for a living.  He said he was a medical researcher and was working on a drug for multiple sclerosis.  A lump hardened in my throat as I remembered a br
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Facebook Owns Us

January 04, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Amelia Acker, Facebook, General Data Protection Regulations, Mark Zuckerberg, Nora Caplan-Bricker, Preservation Acts, The Internet Archive, Wayback Machine
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The title of this blog says it all.   On Facebook, our data doesn’t belong to us.  Ditto our “authorial rights” according to information scientist, Amelia Acker at the University of Texas at Austin.  (“Preservations Acts,” by Nora Caplan-Bricker Harper’s Magazine, Dec.
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The Communist Manifesto, Coca-Cola, And Mark Zuckerberg

December 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
America First, CIA, Coca-Cola, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, Mending Wall, Robert Frost, The Communist Manifesto, Turner Rutledge Odell
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In my freshman year in college, I discovered The Communist Manifesto was on my reading list.  After years of hearing the book was pure evil, I gasped.  A few pages into the material, however, and  I learned what I’d been told was nonsense. What’s wrong comaraderie?  Coca-Cola
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The Silk Road That Leads To Hell

November 19, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Brave New underworld, El Chapo, Mark Zuckerberg, Nick Bolton, Ross Ulbricht, the dark web, The Silk Road
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What frightens me about the generation that is building technologies to exploit the internet is its youth.  I fear these visionaries are too inexperienced to be left in total control.  Mark Zuckerberg’s motto, “Move fast and break things,” reflects the same rebellious attitude
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Smarter Than Dinosaurs

September 03, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Another Great Quarter for Facebook, Bernie Sanders, dinosaurs, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, Natasha Crown, Russian meddling in 2016 Presidential election, Sarah Frier, Susan Sarandon
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Dinosaurs ruled the earth for 65 million years.  They may have managed it because they had  small brains.  They didn’t possess enough grey matter to imagine how to tinker with their environment.  Homo sapiens used theirs  to disrupt the planet.  So many changes are  far f
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