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20th anniversary of the invasion of IraqOn the twentieth anniversary of the invasion and destruction of the Iraqi state, many of my fellow pacifists are claiming that it was a total fi…
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It’s March 19, 2023, a Sunday and a day purportedly designated internationally to honor men, but as a holiday, it’s sort of a flop. It’s not a great day…
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a haiku of sorts
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The deity was bored. It was lonely and bored, but the concepts were without divine context. It had been lonely and bored forever, although forever was…
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After a bit over three quarters of a century, the “sounds of silence” have acquired a new meaning, one no longer political. They now represent the…
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I first read Roger Zelazny’s Creatures of Light and Darkness over a half century ago. It was sort of interesting but hard to grasp. I hadn’t realized…
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It’s March 15, 2023. Once again the Ides of March. Two millennia, six decades and seven years ago, more or less (given Pope Gregory’s machinations with…
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The answer to the most fundamental of questions, “why”, may be very enlightening concerning a person’s fundamental cognitive programming. Among the…
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