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Puzzling Out The Future

July 28, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Amazon, blockchain, end of data mining?, Facebook, hacking on Web3.0, Joann Jenkins, security and Web3, social networks, technology and human connections, the pandemic, Web3.0. Web3. Jack Dorsey
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At the retirement center, I sank into a chair opposite a man who once had a distinguished career. Knowing he wasn’t a loquacious individual, I started the conversation, asking how he’d spent his afternoon.  “Reading,” he replied.  “It passes the hours.” The previous day,
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Saving Our Ship Of State

July 19, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, America First, Biden's leadership experience, Donald Trump, inflation, Joe Biden, Konrad Adenauer, minority rule, Republican Party as a cult, Roe v Wade, the pandemic, the Ukrainian Ware
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  The ferry bobbed in the six-foot waves like a match stick caught in a wash cycle. While the storm outside raged, inside, passengers huddled in the middle rows of the vessel’s viewing area, away from wind gusts that could break the glass. Together, the people, white-lipped
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Chaos Of The Manchurian Candidate

February 02, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Angela Stent, Capital insurrection, Donald Trump, Mueller Report, QAnon, Ted Cruz, The Manchurian Candidate, the pandemic, Valarie Gilbert, Vladimir Putin, white supremacists
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The thief was furious when he found a 4-year-old child strapped into the back seat of the car he’d stolen.  His response was to slam on the brakes and reverse direction.  Finding the mother newly emerged from the grocery store with a gallon of milk, he scolded her for leaving her
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A Time To Grieve

December 09, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Ali MacGraw, Amy Nicholson, Love Story, Ryan O'Neal, the elements of tragedy, the pandemic
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I haven’t seen my friend in over two years.  The reason has nothing to do with the pandemic.  She’s ill and in pain. Accommodating guests isn’t on the agenda.  Even the bed is her enemy. She lives and sleeps in a lounge chair. At least, she did until two weeks when she was se
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