Relearning the Hard Lessons of History
I suppose it’s kind of a quirk of human nature to overestimate oneself. “Texting and driving is bad, but I can handle it.” I see one of the best examples… Read more »
Thoughts if you want them…
I suppose it’s kind of a quirk of human nature to overestimate oneself. “Texting and driving is bad, but I can handle it.” I see one of the best examples… Read more »
I’ve often opined that being surrounded by geniuses tends to take one down a notch. I’ve spent my life in such situations — three brilliant sisters, two incredible brothers; high… Read more »
Sometimes memes make you think. Sometimes they miss the point. While I favor the former, I see far too much of the latter, and I wish I’d see the more… Read more »
I’m getting older. I’ll be 60 this year. But 60 isn’t what changes things. It’s just life…the accumulation of stuff that, in some cases, catches up with you; in others,… Read more »
I’ve not written in a couple of days, so I owe the blog this. I have a few thoughts floating about in my head, so…why not? Having read some Wendell… Read more »
I was reminded again this morning of what social media is doing to us, not by actual example, but by the observation of someone to whom I was listening, lamenting… Read more »
So, I guess there’s been an election, and I see the results and they’re surprising. Not because anyone’s winning or losing, but because if I’m to believe anything I’ve read… Read more »
Let’s just say it: one of the biggest weaknesses in email communication is that there is no immediate feedback. You don’t get to look the person in the face and… Read more »
I can’t pin down the exact date – or even the exact year really, but I believe it was sometime around New Year’s Day, 1994 that I became a Christian…. Read more »
I told Joon the other day on our ride that I was going to become a “one-issue voter.” I’ll vote for anyone who promises to convert the US to metric…. Read more »