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The City and The Country

The friction in America is not between Republican and Democrat or even liberal and conservative, It's between the city and the country. It's the fact that policy is always going to be driven by the needs of large urban centers since that's where most people live. When Trump talks about making America great again he's … Continue reading The City and The Country

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Tyrant Putin, not president.

Putin is a dictator, not a president. Can we please stop calling him that? He was only a president when he was first elected to office. Since then the russian "democracy", with real big air quotes, has been nothing but his personal political playground.Anyone confused by the situation in Ukraine should just find a book … Continue reading Tyrant Putin, not president.

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The difference between the artist and their art

Cancel culture has shown more and more that we need to be able to separate the artist from the art. Yes, the artist is part of their art but while they will always own it financially, They don't own it emotionally. Everyone who's ever connected with the character and the story has emotional ownership. Once … Continue reading The difference between the artist and their art

AI artist who won competition says art world is ‘in denial’ about the tech | PC Gamer

The idea that AI art is something to fear is laughable. They give out awards for art but at the end of the day it's based on what a small group viewers think. It's just a different style of art. I have no more fear of AI than I do of any human writer. If … Continue reading AI artist who won competition says art world is ‘in denial’ about the tech | PC Gamer

Tinder for booklovers: the new app matching like-minded readers | Books | The Guardian

I think this is the only kind of dating app that would really work for me. If you're also interested sign up at klerb.chat https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/aug/13/tinder-for-booklovers-the-new-app-matching-like-minded-readers#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16607088382258&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theguardian.com%2Fbooks%2F2022%2Faug%2F13%2Ftinder-for-booklovers-the-new-app-matching-like-minded-readers

The Gribble House murders-Savannah Terrors

For the last five years I have been in the process of writing a detective mystery novel set in 1935 and these murders play a large part in the backstory. Anyone interested in turn of the century true crime will find it intriguing as it falls under the category of axe murders like Lizzie Borden … Continue reading The Gribble House murders-Savannah Terrors