How Will We Adapt?
As AI and machines continue their unprecedented impact on society and human kind, it’s hard to imagine what that world and our lives will look like in the future. How should we act and what should we do to ensure we create a world for future generations, not harming them, but instead nurturing them equally?…
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Life is Just a Dream (From a Vat)
“Row Row Row your boat gently down the stream, merrily merrily merrily merrily, life is but a dream.” They taught us this very young, and we accepted it and sang along. Wait a minute! What do you mean? What if life is just a dream? What if we are just a brain in a vat?…
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The Boy On The Bike
Some mornings as I make my coffee, I see a boy riding to school through the kitchen window. He looks much like the AI generated image you see here. It makes me pause and reflect to a time when that was me all those years ago . What a magic time of hopes and dreams…….…
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Sunrise
I have a friend who takes a picture of the sunrise every morning . He sips his coffee watching the sun rise from the ocean. He says to himself, “you are the luckiest man in the world , grateful for all !” He sends the pic to his kids with the caption “Morning People ❤️❤️❤️”…
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Sound Affects
My morning read the other day was a summary of Sound Affects – How Sound Shapes Our Lives, Our Wellbeing and Our Planet 1. The title caught my eye, a topic I have never thought of. I guess most of you would not have either . And, I discovered that planets make unique sounds2 (Cosmophony)…
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Why is Compassion Good For Us?
Well, let’s start here: good implies value, what’s the value of compassion? Picture a world without it. That’s not a world I’d ever want to live in. From Latin, and literally meaning “to suffer with, we are compassionate when we go out of our way to relieve the physical, mental, or emotional pains of others…
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The Forest By The Sea
We just spent a long long weekend in Charleston S.C. Historic! Vibrant! And a place of warmth and hospitality and great food. There was so much to explore. We enjoyed a boat excursion, (an eco tour) to one of the few remaining undeveloped Charleston barrier islands we found this majestic forest it was stunningly beautiful!…
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The Slinky Black Dress
Friday night we usually catch up with our friends over a cocktail and to share the stories of the week. The doggies know we are going out well in advance through the ritual of shaving and makeup and dressing in other than our daily garb. There was this lady there in a slinky black dress….…
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The Boy’s Golf Trip
RTJ designed or redesigned over 500 golf courses across 45 U.S. states and many countries. Notable courses include Spyglass Hill (Pebble Beach), Valderrama (Spain), Hazeltine National, and Firestone. His guiding philosophy, “Hard par, easy bogey,” meant a par-shot was challenging but bogey attainable. He died 6/14/2000, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, his home course is here.…
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The Power Of Hugs
Psychologists at the Univ of Sydney found that hugging lowers the stress hormone cortisol and boosts the immune system. Research from the Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that couples who embrace and hold hands for twenty seconds in the morning experience stress levels which are half that of couples who don’t. Hmmm……
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