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Telecom John
Without fail, even if your standing on our deck, waving your hand in the air, standing on a box, wearing an tin foil hat, if you’re using your cell phone, your call will be dropped. Â It is one of the most frustrating parts of my day. Â As I look at one of the country’s largest…
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Sepsis
As I travel, it’s often difficult to open a computer to write, and a writing in a journal seems to trap stories into a non-digital form and personalize them so to make sharing them a bit more awkward than desired, so often I compose on my phone. With a Qwerty keyboard and email feasibility, most…
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Locallity & Feedback Loops
It’s been important to me for many years to explore your world as you live in it. However, recently I listened to a lecture where the individual professed that the solution only comes when a society understands the problems via a feedback loop and the great American downfall is the absence of feedback loops within…
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Where’s your Education?
In front of you. Over your head. At your feet. The tips of your fingers, the buzz in your ears, the fatigue in your muscles, the images behind your eyelids after you pass into your deepest sleep. Your education is intimate, while it is socially ignited and brought to light via personal interaction, it is…
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A Letter to the Union…
If you’re buying a car, but don’t have the money, you don’t buy the car and get all the upgrades regardless. You look for a different way to meet your transportation needs, perhaps a vehicle with less frills, better gas mileage, or one you can afford. We are experiencing this car buying problem with the…