How many of us are looking forward to the hangover from this? The moment when we look back and try to figure out where it all went wrong, how it got so out of hand? We begin calculating casualties, damage controls, making promises to do better. We all know the hangover remedy, but it doesn’t … More Intentionally Obtuse: The New American Value
So, I have been doing this thing. You know, where, you trade one protective instinct for another. I mean, let’s be honest, I can downplay it, and give you all the reasons, but the reality is, I have been approaching the world weapons drawn. Over the past year, a lot has been blamed on my … More I’m a Bit Prickly.
I can tell you the exact moment I came back to life. I can give you an image. I hear people talk about their experiences with death. I have no recollection of death whatsoever, but I remember leaving it. I rested for a bit today trying to shake out of the stress of begging for … More But I did Come Back to Life
As children, playing games is part of our social development, our education. It is vital in learning healthy competition and interaction with our peers. Unfortunately, much of this has been cut out of education in early childhood due to testing. And so we “pick sides” early on. We learn to do so based on many … More Arbitrarily Taking Sides is not Helpful; It isn’t a Game
“Alright, stop. Collaborate, and listen.” That is about the only time, this line has ever been of any real value, other than spoofing of ourselves in good fun, in my lifetime. However, I must give credit where credit is due. Because it is actually against the law to steal someone’s intellectual or creative property. It … More Will You Take that Double Standard to Go?
You do realize we have all probably agreed to join some force to battle with whomever is the owner of microsoft or apple or whatever you use should the end of times ever be upon us. You don’t read it, do you? They know you don’t. And you see, politicians know that by and large, … More The Devil’s in the Details
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