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Thoughts on Human Silos

February 02, 2023
by Caroline Miller
artificial intelligence, Craigslist, Dark Triad, Donald Trump, Dunning-Kruger, fluidity of language, Machiavellianism, Meghan O'Gleblyn, narcissism, psychopathy, social media, social media and loneliness, Star Trek, the ills of overconfidence, ways of human connection, writing with AI
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Are writers soon to be replaced by Artificial intelligence (AI)?  A reader sent me an article that raised the question. Its genesis came from a story about a man who wrote a children’s book using AI. Once released, reports of the publication raised hoopla in the writing community.
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The High Road Or The No Road

August 14, 2020
by Caroline Miller
covid-19, expatriates, Katrina Nicholas, Rick Steves, Scotty, Star Trek, teletransport, Zimbabwe
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If my memoir ever finds an agent and is published, readers  who buy the book will journey back to the 1960s, joining my travel adventures throughout Europe and Africa.  I spent nearly 4 years wandering the planet and found the experience freeing.  Existing as a stranger in a strang
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Klingon And Beyond

December 08, 2015
by Caroline Miller
colanging, David J. Peterson, Esperanto, Game of Thrones, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jospehine Livingston, Klingon, Lord of the Rings, pig Latin, Speaking in Tongues, Star Trek, The Art of Language Invention
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When I was a kid, my friends and I spoke in pig Latin when we wanted privacy while others were present.   The rules were simple and familiar to many, though in our smugness, we weren’t aware of that until our 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Brown, slapped us down with a few pig Latin phra
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War And Peace

November 27, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Cyberwar and Peace", Star Trek, Thomas Rid
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Star Trek
One episode of the original Star Trek television series was a story about a technically advanced society that was flourishing in the midst of war. People wandered leisurely through the streets, drank lattes at sidewalk cafes amidst gleaming skyscrapers and well manicured landscapes. T
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