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Did you know we’re living in true science fiction? Ponder that oxymoronic phrase. You see, I’ve always loved phrases that jar. They came out of my love of writing, particularly poetry, and physics. And it was truly quite a thrill to “create” people I’d never conceived of when I wrote my first novel. They walked…
Elections, for their part, are typically popularity contests rather than measures of candidates’ relative competency or effectiveness. Imagine if scientific truth were determined according to which scientist was most popular. To be successful, scientists would have to be charismatic and attractive – and human knowledge would suffer terribly. [Nathan Myhrvold] We know you’ve heard about…
A Collaborative Website: A collaborative website can have many collaborators, as long as what is contributed to the whole is in line with the purpose of the website. All right! So, you see, I am putting this website together for you. Why? Truly, the conaravirus and you are the forces moving me in this direction. …
I believe in re-imagining when something basically carved in stone is changing. I need a free, plastic mind. MISSION STATEMENT: to encourage re-imagining in keeping with science and caring for our brothers and sisters; to develop a model of the post-covoid world. this is the receptacle for sound, helpful resources. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SUGGEST…
This video, with Ellyn Peirson’s poetry set to Stefano Lentini’s Stabat Mater is intended to bring Good Friday into your heart and home. It has been made without any kind of rehearsal and certainly not a dress rehearsal! You can join in by playing your volume tuner! Blessings to you all as we think of…
ah, the passing of childish things… how well I remember learning to cursive write with pen and ink in Grade two… At least in our city, and probably the whole of Ontario, cursive writing has been abandoned by the Boards of Education. How very short-sighted and suppressive of those who purport to promote the best…
Listen to Glenn’s poem, “How to Say,” set to music by Jeff Enns and sung by Jennifer Enns-Modolo, with Loren Shalanko at the piano: How to say(May 24, 2009) The way to say “I love you” to someoneis to say “I love you” to that personThis has come to my attentionrecently“I love you” means “I…