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My tweets
- Sun, 08:25: RT @ gamoid: With great power comes great responsibility. The thing is, it's true for any amount of power, too.
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The intelligent universe
I was up at 5:30AM to unplug computers in sudden thunderstorm. (Got most of them down, just not the Vista, before power outage. None fried, I think ( Read more... ) -
Careful what you wish for...
SOME time after the dotcom boom turned into a spectacular bust in 2000, bumper stickers began appearing in Silicon Valley imploring: “Please God, just one more bubble.” That wish has now been granted.
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My tweets
- Thu, 07:52: Why ask for advice until you get the answer you wanted from the start?
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Life, now even more deadly?
Science Daily: Sitting in front of a screen may kill youOf course, this begs a number of questions, like ( Read more... ) -
Deregulation, huh?
To blame "deregulation" for the years-long borrowing & spending spree and the unavoidable correction? That is like blaming the candy shop for your binge and stomach ache. If you cannot handle freedom, why not move to a country where there is none? -
"Make me feel better!"
A society that is lacking love, a society that is based on an attitude that love means receiving, is like a world full of invalids, all lying in bed, receiving treatment and saying, "It hurts here and there. Give me more medicine! Make me feel better!" If everyone behaves like this, it will cause problems; more doctors, more nurses, more medicine ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Thu, 18:37: just read Ryuho Okawa's new book, "The Moment of Truth", Kindle version. Available at Amazon and Smashwords.
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The social network I dream of
probably does not exist, but who knows. The world is a surprisingly big place ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Mon, 05:12: RT @ mleewelch: It is possible to unplug from irrelevant headlines and in-group preoccupations for years at a time, let alone days. I hea ...
- Mon, 06:01: Now reading "The Torah for Dummies" by Arthur Kurzweil.
- Mon, 06:19: "The Torah for Dummies who understand words like 'primordial' and 'emanate'".