The Mechanization of Memory
As we are swallowed by the technology we create, we are losing our emotional tether to history as human memory is mechanized into the ether of our invisible material world.

As we are swallowed by the technology we create, we are losing our emotional tether to history as human memory is mechanized into the ether of our invisible material world.

We know the web is filled with disingenuous sycophants and, if you have any sort of noble life on the Internets, you know all about Hate Mail. If you’re busy and successful, you hold your breath while writing email and, finally, you feel the twinge of not being able to tweak when you email Inbox is empty.

I am not a doctor. I never played one on TV. I have never claimed to be a medical expert on anything important.

Do you suffer from Email Apnea? Do you hold your breath while writing?

The longer I live the more crass the world becomes.
It is commonplace today for many to use curse words at will — equally against the beloved and strangers.
Where is this awfulness in spirit and communication born; is it a lack of accountability, education or self-worth?
When the first words out of a mouth in space or fingers in email is
a curse word, one is immediately branded as an unfortunate ingrate for
invoking such wretched language.
The wages of that sin is an eternal and ephemeral death at the hands
of the unwilling who refuse to listen to or respond to that kind of
innate negativity.
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