Sometimes yes, sometimes no. There isn’t really any way to know. More importantly: who cares?
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The Copycat (part 1 of 2)
It was Friday evening and their weekend should have already begun, but instead the team at Praxis Adaptive were rapt around a single conference phone.…
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Once I met an English woman in Istanbul. I asked her, “How do you like Turkey?” “It has its daily frustrations,” she replied.
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Mexican women should write male robots, Anglo men should write characters that are Caribbean women, Asian transsexuals should attempt the process of writing about the life of Kenyan children; an untouchable from India can write about the life experience of a Maori cable installation technician.
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ZEITGEIST UPDATE: I published this on the 3rd. On the 9th, this happened. Time to buy lotto tickets. As a matter of general principle I…
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You have a slight cough. Mostly dry, but possibly also wet. You have a stuffy nose, and accordingly, difficulty discerning smells. You can be hard…
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A friend recently brought to my attention that my Gamer Card indicates that when you stitch together all the hours I’ve spent playing State of…
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For Brian First, I would have said thank you. I was 35 and recently divorced–the line-drawing kind–which meant I had lost half of the New…
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[Note: This is part 2 of 2. Start with part 1.] “Your Flavor,” Lima’s newest campaign, was an overnight hit. Sales, reported Christy, were up…
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The Hell Just Happened
Invocation There will be events in your life that are so monumental they become impossible to write about. It becomes part of the cultural background,the…