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Counterfactuals

October 05, 2021
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Anne Hillerman, Carola Dunn, Chiara Marletto, Counterfactuals, Rebecca Morris, Susan Stoner, Sydney Stevens, whisker biscuit, Zoom
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As a writer, I read voraciously. Anyone who claims to be a writer but reads little is delusional. Each journey through another person’s mind is a data point that increases our knowledge. Failing to keep up with new ideas invites trouble. For example, a woman on Facebook referred to
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Spaces Between Data Points

September 30, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Arthur Michael Holland, Automated fusion, Domain Awareness, Meghan O'Gieblyn, Minority Report, self-image, selfies, To a Louse, Zoom
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Selfies on social media platforms are common.  Hold a cell phone at arm’s length, choose a flattering angle from which to shoot, then share the image with the world.  The picture represents a self-impression: the face we create to meet the facts that we meet.* Our self-image is la
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The World According To Charlie Brown

September 09, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Charlie Brown, Establishment Clause, Fiorella Valdesolo, Larry Elder, Marshall Heyman, religious zealots in the U. S., robot manicurists, slavery reparation, Snoopy, Taliban, Texas 6 weeks abortion law, Xi Jinping, Zoom
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I’d lost touch with the world of fashion and celebrity for a while because I failed to renew a magazine subscription.  Having corrected my error, the publication soon arrived.  What I discovered is that elites are escaping Covid-19 restrictions by flocking to private clubs.  (“
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Face To Face

August 05, 2020
by Caroline Miller
covid-19, Dorian Gray, geishas, Marisa Meltzer, Nike, Oscar Wilde, Zoom
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Each morning, my hand mirror gives me two versions of myself. On one side, I get an enlarged view. On the other, I see myself as others do. At my age, neither offers a flattering option. Frankly, there are days when I welcome the Covid-19 edict to wear a protective mask. Not only is c
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Contemporary Art In An Unreal World

June 19, 2020
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Art Basel, Contemporary art, Covid-19's impact on art world, Instagram, James Tarmy, Zoom
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Where it has been imposed, the Covid-19 lockdown begins to seem endless, particularly because the number of victims continues to rise despite the precaution. In some states, sheer economic exhaustion has emboldened a few businesses to open. But, if the spike continues to rise, these s
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