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2024 December 12 -- Liars and Thieves
Liars and thieves destroy wealth
2024 December 6 -- Zero-Sum Game Is
UnChristian
Using computers to sell the same products is Zero-Sum
2024 December 3 -- The Hermeneutical
Principle
My application comes some other time
2024 November 23 -- How Am I Doing?
Good, but I try not to notice
2024 November 11 -- Rational Human Thought
Good idea, weakly presented
2024 November 8 -- Messing Up A Good
Thing
Feeler writers simply cannot do a credible Sherlock Holmes
2024 November 4 -- CT Sparkles
Three thinker articles in an otherwise Feeler mag
2024 October 28 -- My Cultural Disconnect
I feel like Rip Van Winkle
2024 October 24 -- Feminazi Sherlock
Holmes
Nobody understands historical culture
2024 October 16 -- Bad Guys Doing Bad
Things
Painfully so in this flick
2024 October 15 -- WIRED Grows Up (Sort
of)
Better reading, but not more "wired"
2024 October 14 -- Best Sermon in Years
Apologetics rather than Relationships
2024 September 6 -- A Page-Turner for
a Change
The library focus is Chick-Lit, which I leave on the shelf
2024 September 5 -- AI Bests Humans
in Theory of Mind Tests
It's called "Cheating" when people do it
2024 September 3 -- The Worst Sunday
of the Year
A few negatives about a mostly positive church
2024 August 26 -- Post-Christian Flicks
The Arts display the values (none) of the culture
2024 August 17 -- Blu-Ray Damages DVDs
DVDs aren't suppose to wear out but they do, especially where you care
2024 August 7 -- Green IT
Economically Futile
2024 August 5 -- Community
Not a dominant Biblical theme
2024 July 30 -- The Short "Long Tail"
The internet makes things scarce
2024 June 22 -- Art as Nonsense
Inner turmoil is replaced by meaningless drivel
2024 May 31 -- International Labor day
Some thoughts on work and leisure reading
2024 May 27 -- Sunday's Child
A compelling flick, for reasons other than the writer & producer intended
2024 May 22 -- Library Woes Redux
Finding a relaxing novel is getting harder
2024 May 15 -- Another Non-Christian
Culture
Like Japanese and Australian fiction, without Golden Rule ethics
2024 May 8 -- Ethics in a Vacuum
A new focus on ethics, as it dribbles away out of the American economy
2024 April 29 -- Times, They Is A-Changing
The changes look big, but they're not
2024 April 26 -- Library Woes (Again)
Or maybe just "Cultural Ethics, Part 4"
2024 April 13 -- They Will Be Like Them
Bowing down to the silicon (stone) idols
2024 April 12 -- Cultural Ethics, Part
3
My experience gives me insight into how women think different
2024 April 11 -- Cultural Ethics, Part
2
It happens in books too
2024 April 9 -- Cultural Ethics
The movies follow the cultural values of their host
2024 April 8 -- Alpha Fooey
The American (and Britt) church is still stacked against Thinkers
2024 April 5 -- Arguing Against Atheists
Don't bother, they cannot follow the data to its conclusion
2024 April 1 -- Biblical Gender Roles,
Part 2
There is no middle ground
2024 March 29 -- Biblical Gender Roles
Let's not nullify God's Word by our human traditions
2024 March 14 -- Golden Rule Ethics
You cannot live it apart from God
2024 March 11 -- Daylight Losing Time
The best alarm clock I ever had was a phone
2024 February 28 -- Knowing the Heart
of God
Not in my Bible
2024 February 19 -- Fantasy Masking as
Mystery
His physics wouldn't qualify it as Sci-Fi
2024 February 12 -- Why I Didn't Go
The book was written to guys assumed to be Feelers
2024 February 7 -- "You Should Go"And
some reasons why I should stay home
2024 February 5 -- Eye of the Needle
Better than average, but not by much
2024 January 29 -- Ride the High Iron
You can't escape who you are
2024 January 27 -- Privacy As Control
A connection I had not previously considered
2024 January 20 -- Been There, Done That
It's not as bad the second time around
2024 January 6 -- Epiphany
Comments on Second Great Commandment and GPT
2023 December 30 -- Year-End Ruminations
Mostly a historical novel that didn't quite make it
2023 December 26 -- Old Year's Resolution
Getting the USA out of the way for Armageddon
2023 December 23 -- God 2, Church 0
The Bible has the Right Answer, but the church got it wrong
2023 December 18 -- How to Do This?
I hate to do this to a pastor, but his sermon does not apply to me
2023 December 7 -- High School Student
Government
It's a model of State government
2023 November 22 -- Peter Principle
on Steroids
Jobs become too complicated for any one person to master
2023 November 2 -- Not Great Literature
Moral Absolutes are required for a good read
2023 November 1 -- Unsafe At Any Speed
I'm not the only Jeremiah out there
2023 October 25 -- Notable Three in
ComputingEdge
The uncommonness of "common sense"
2023 October 5 -- 7000 Who Have Not
Bowed the Knee
God decides, not I, and that's OK
2023 September 26 -- CT Twofer, Not
Three
Two good insights in one issue is better than none
2023 September 25 -- Inner Turmoil
I have enough of my own, no need to read other's (fictional) turmoil
2023 September 9 -- Today's Spiritual
"Journal"
Reading the Bible in the original is getting harder
2023 September 2 -- The New Doomsday
Machine
"AI" is no worse than nuclear holocaust or climate change
2023 September 1 -- Why Capitalism Is
Good For You
Capitalists create wealth that benefits everybody
2023 August 29 -- Movies, Good and Not-So-Good
Mostly better than the usual freebie downloads
2023 August 26 -- I Still Hate OSX
"Unix" is a four-letter word
2023 August 24 -- Why Is This Industry
So Devoid of the Christian Faith?
Mostly because the churches don't want us
2023 August 22 -- Internet Ethics
People fighting "misinformation" are usually also doing it
2023 August 21 -- Military (A)Intelligence
AI in the military will lose to boots on the ground
2023 August 12 -- Consumer Reports Innumerate
There Ain't No Such Thing As Free Health Care
2023 July 29 -- "Now You See It, Now
You Don't"
There is some (possibly self-)deception going on
2023 July 20 -- "Real Soon Now"
Only the house wins
2023 July 17 -- Evangelical Feminism
Great paper by Paul Felix, but detached from the Real World
2023 July 13 -- Politics, Not Tech,
Part 2
I still disagree with their politics, and what little tech is flawed
2023 July 11 -- Sound Effects
The sound changes when it reflects off an imperfect surface
2023 July 7 -- Politics, Not Technology
I disagree with their politics (factual reasons given)
2023 June 28 -- Feminazi Disinformation
There is no "Glass Ceiling" in the most egalitarian country
2023 June 27 -- What I Wrote vs What
They Printed
The founder is always smarter than his successor
2023 June 26 -- Even Engineers Can Be
Stupid
Any form of raising wages without more productivity does harm
2023 June 24 -- Catching Up On My Reading
Mostly criticizing nutty ideas in print
2023 June 19 -- Juneteenth
Journalling: You are looking at it
2023 June 12 -- Doing The Right Thing
Don't do to anybody what you wouldn't want done to yourself
2023 May 31 -- Working Through Sunday's
Sermon
On the correct pronunciation of Hebrew word for "life"
2023 May 27 -- Fighting Demons On Their
Own Turf
Burning the fetishes betrays a belief in the supernatural
2023 May 24 -- Not Quite Prison
Ruminating on the unnlikely prospect of court and/or prison
2023 May 22 -- Growing Old Gracefully
It's harder in Oregon than other times and places
2023 May 15 -- Thoughts While Sitting
In Church
The musicians (both of them) did better than most pastors
2023 May 10 -- I Am Not Alone Against
BlockChain
A woman in tech who got it right
2023 May 8 -- CT Turns Feminine
The Church needs better than that
2023 May 5 -- WIRED on Hardware
Two articles worth reading, both hostile to China
2023 April 24 -- Why Religion Matters,
Part 2
The atheist also cannot understand the basis for cooperation
2023 April 19 -- Why Religion Matters
The Golden Rule (based in the Law of Moses) makes life better for everybody
2023 March 31 -- How Can a Good God Allow
Suffering?
It's a necessary part of allowing people to not love God
2023 March 28 -- In the Image of Their
Gods
People are becoming as stupid as their computers
2023 March 27 -- Tribalism
I take my orders from God, sometimes not from the Tribal Chief
2023 March 25 -- Imprecations
These are for people in that situation, which mostly I'm not
2023 March 13 -- My Own Math Puzzle
It was a fun exercise
2023 February 21 -- Silence Is (Fool's)
Golden
Refusing to be held accountable for one's own actions
2023 February 17 -- Chinese Movies
The Chinese understand only "might makes right"
2023 February 15 -- Debriefing
There is nothing I could have done to prevent it
2023 January 30 -- Catholics: A Fable
Failing to see Truth as a moral absolute
2023 January 28 -- Lies, D* Lies, and
WIRED
The sea rise isn't going up that fast
2023 January 3 -- Gezer in the Bible
Probably bogus dating again
2023 January 2 -- It CAN
Be Done In Church
but perhaps nobody knows why we should be praising Jesus
2022 December 27 -- Functional Programming
Another Hammer Seeking a Nail
2022 December 3 -- Neural Net Comeuppance
Responding to the increasing public outcry
2022 November 30 -- Come Let Us Adore
Him
A book is aimed at persons other than myself
2022 November 23 -- The New Blockchain
Ponzi Scheme
Who pays for all that storage?
2022 November 16 -- Blockchain Hammer
Looking for a (Bent) Nail
Don't trust "smart contracts"
2022 November 10 -- Even Feelers Know:
Truth Is a Moral Absolute
Love cannot be unconditional
2022 November 8 -- Forced "Upgrades"
Considered Harmful
If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
2022 November 3 -- "Nothing About Us
Without Us"
Give users a say in product design
2022 October 8 -- Whither WORLD?
Not dead yet, but probably should be
2022 October 1 -- No Exit
There is no escape, you still must eat
2022 September 23 -- Audit Trail
There's no backspace key in real time
2022 September 22 -- Futile 'Rays of
Hope'
Clive Thompson is deceiving himself
2022 September 17 -- Handel is Fun
I dearly miss the Messiah sing-along
2022 September 14 -- Is It Fun Yet?
Not when they lie to me
2022 September 2 -- Misinformation On-Screen
An anti-war polemic more fiction than fact
2022 August 30 -- "Information Literacy"
vs Misinformation
The article itself probably counts as Misinformation
2022 August 25 -- Lost in the Fog
Nothing better to read
2022 August 2 -- CCM: Feeding Garbage
to My Soul
I need to be singing about God, not myself
2022 July 25 -- Colorblind: Problem
or Solution?
Demonizing the Right Way to stop discrimination is not helpful
2022 July 12 -- He's a Hypocrite
Marxist economics makes everybody poor, not wealthy
2022 July 11 -- Being Himmler
Too much like Real Life to be a happy movie
2022 July 7 -- The Demise of WIRED
It's no longer digital
2022 July 1 -- Tech Details for (Un)Ethics
Slightly obfuscated, because they have shown willingness to do harm
2022 May 26 -- Web3
It's a lost cause
2022 May 24 -- Keepers of the Garden
Guys should be protecting women
2022 May 20 -- UnSecure
Anything on the Internet, frex, BitCoin
2022 May 13 -- It Doesn't Matter
God is in control so I don't need to be (besides, I can't)
2022 May 9 -- Non-Music in 1960
Meaningless words and tuneless music predates CCM
2022 April 30 -- "Nothing Else Matters"
If Christ is not risen; but he did, and all kinds of things matter
2022 April 22 -- Malevolence vs the Golden
Rule
Malbolge does not Make the World a Better Place
2022 April 4 -- Courage for Free
Courage is easier when the Other Side is just plain Wrong
2022 March 18 -- True vs Fake
Fakery is easier to detect when you understand The Real Thing
2022 March 15 -- Ethics and the Golden
Rule
God got it Right, I merely bungled it
2022 March 14 -- Notable in CT
Collected random thoughts
2022 March 11 -- Claude Shannon
He invented the future we all live in
2022 March 8 -- Fun vs Teaching
It's more fun when the students want to learn, but worth doing anyway
2022 March 4 -- Fun vs the Golden Rule
Fun is a poor imitation of GR values
2022 March 2 -- Spectrum Spectacle
Four instances of bad science in the IEEE flagship
2022 February 28 -- So Say You All
Introspective thoughts on jury duty, and why they don't want me
2022 February 24 -- Perils of Political
Correctness
Interesting but not Biblical Archaeology and not good scholarship
2021 December 27 -- A Sparkling Gem Sitting
in the Poop
Better than usual music, and other plusses at church
2021 December 9 -- Why Is AI So Dumb?
Goedel Incompleteness Theorem prevents AI being smarter than humans
2021 December 7 -- Pearl Harbor Day
The Unix mental model is different from the Mac
2021 November 27 -- My Starving Soul
Is Filled Again
I downloaded hymns that I can sing to
2021 November 18 -- Covid Postscript
Covid can't kill me before God is ready to take me Home
2021 November 15 -- Naaman the Leper,
Part 2
Working in the World without becoming part of it
2021 November 13 -- AI Ethics Nonsense
The real Question is not can robots be persons, but can we stop them
2021 November 12 -- But for the Grace
of God
A 500-year heritage of Golden-Rule ethics protects me
2021 September 22 -- Montessori Downside
People need structure, otherwise Bad Things Happen
2021 September 7 -- Hershel Shanks 1930-2021
BAR was a fine mag under Shanks, not so his successors
2021 September 3 -- "Consciousness Will
Simply Emerge"Self-aware
robots are far beyond our lifetime
2021 August 25 -- Lessons from a DragonFly
References to "evolution" are Religion,
not (even her own) science
2021 August 24 -- Chinese Junk Considered
Harmful
Don't use Huawei's 5G for anything requiring security
2021 August 16 -- It's Not About Love
Relationshipists got this text Wrong
2021 August 13 -- Pascal's Wager
Betting against AI is probably a good bet (like betting on God)
2021 August 4 -- Blunder
Faux global warming pseudo-science
2021 July 31 -- Not Worth Watching
Another male author sabotaged female lead
2021 July 27 -- Moonlight Sonata
A 1937 flick vaguely about classical music
2021 July 23 -- The American Way
It's the way the American economy works.
2021 July 16 -- Quality
Hi-res = Low quality
2021 July 12 -- Fighting back against
the Feminazis
The feminists are too stupid to notice male writer misogynists
2021 June 28 -- On Magic
Magic is about controling people for personal gain, which is Wrong
2021 June 24 -- 451
Attila the Hun's loss, not the flashpoint of paper, is the source of the
title
2021 June 18 -- The Moral Issue (for Me)My
mask is now a Statement for Justice and Truth
2021 June 17 -- I Didn't Kill a Baby Today
2 days ago I didn't know, I could not worry about it. Now I can't
2021 May 25 -- Armageddon
I like the Christian ending to the story better
2021 May 21 -- It's FictionTroubling
trends, hopefully not for me
2021 May 12 -- Building an AI That Feels
Not even possible in a "deep" neural net, which only responds as trained
2021 May 11 -- "Why Lighter Packaging
Matters"
Only if you don't do the math
2021 May 10 -- The Demise of "Psalms
and Hymns and Spiritual Songs"
Nothing feeds that part of my soul
2021 May 8 -- Miscellany
Teaching, silly computer notions, and grass
2021 May 6 -- I Still Hate Unix
"Unix" is a 4-letter cussword
2021 May 5 -- "Mom, Where Are the Girls?"
She got there on her merits, then turned her focus elsewhere
2021 April 21 -- Lockman's Silly Blunder
(LSB)
God Himself encourages us to translate His Name as LORD
2021 April 17 -- Saving Java
If they'd lost in Court, Google would have crushed Java
2021 April 16 -- Accurate Bible Translations
"Accurate" Bibles are in the language of the readers, not their grandparents
2021 April 7 -- Ammonia Follies
Ships burning ammonia adds more carbon to the air than other uses of the
same $$
2021 April 5 -- Easter After the Ban
Two thumbs up
2021 April 2 -- Operation Warp Speed
for Climate
Those who cannot do science, write columns in WIRED
2021 March 31 -- The Weeds in the FieldSurviving
in a church that doesn't know the Bible that well
2021 March 27 -- Bad Memory
I didn't remember what a bad novelist he is
2021 March 18 -- Feminazi Contempt
They genuflect at the feminist altar with their fingers crossed
2021 February 27 -- The 6G That Won't
Happen
It ain't the future if the business model doesn't work
2021 February 25 -- Can a Machine Tell
a Lie?
It can if it's programmed to, so don't trust "explanations"
2021 February 19 -- God's Robot
It's not praise if you don't actually say something good about (God)
2021 February 18 -- A Better Read
Disappointed in Machen, starting Gibbon
2021 February 9 -- ICR & Atheist
Presuppositions
Measuring the speed of light is rooted in what makes science possible
2021 February 5 -- Robot Trucks
Still "Unsafe at any speed"
2021 February 1 -- Fairly Legal
Slightly better than the average sit-com (also: Next
World War)
2021 January 25 -- Church and Music,
Part 2
It's a good thing music is not what I go for
2021 January 14 -- Newton, Part 2
A jolly good read
2021 January 11 -- Church and Music
-- Even in CCM, the meat is in the verses
2021 January 7 -- PhD Jokes
I only know three
2021 January 4 -- All Scripture
It's all useful, even the doom-and-gloom stuff in Jeremiah
2020 December 21 -- "Carbon-Negative"
Vodka
They can't take out more carbon than they use, nor beat the farm
2020 December 18 -- Newton
I didn't miss much waiting this long to read his Principia
2020 December 14 -- Consistent Hermeneutics
She didn't exactly lie, she just didn't tell the whole truth
2020 December 11 -- Being Terrorized
Everybody experiences it, but only some can blame it on race
2020 December 9 -- Spelling Biblical
Names
I'm not the only one to notice the inconsistencies
2020 December 5 -- Brain Copy, part
2 (Cargo Cults)
Making imitative models is easier than thinking
2020 December 1 -- The Matrix
Conflating a foolish idea with an unknowable idea not even in the same
universe
2020 November 30 -- Making Sour Lemonade
Reading BAR is still better than not reading
it
2020 November 18 -- 5G Smoke
Goofy promises
2020 November 13 -- Danger: IoT Eunuchs
They are going the wrong direction, security gets worse that way
2020 November 11 -- Brain Copy?
Not in your or my lifetime
2020 November 7 -- The Russians Did
It
God is bigger than politics
2020 October 29 -- Even the Good Guys
Can Get It Wrong
Less than engineering accuracy in a rag for engineers
2020 October 23 -- Reading Without a
Library, Part 2
Griping at lack of worthy leisure activities
2020 October 12 -- The New Tinfoil Hats
Democrats attempting to beat Trump with tech, not ideas
2020 October 9 -- Making This My Church
Home
Membership not needed
2020 October 5 -- Making Promises We
Can't Keep
God says "Don't do that"
2020 October 2 -- Reading Without a
Library
My own and borrowed books are not so much fun as the library's
2020 September 28 -- Not (Quite) a Greek
Expert
His education is agriculture, mine math and computers, neither of us Greek
& theology
2020 September 15 -- Lost and Gone Forever
Tom Lehrer songs are still great fun
2020 August 20 -- True Classic, Part
2
I finished Canterbury Tales on a positive note
2020 August 6 -- Zoom Doesn't Scale
I blame unix
2020 August 5 -- A True ClassicCanterbury
Tales is still a jolly good read, 600 years later
2020 July 24 -- Silas Marner
Female author, disappointing treatment of social issues
2020 July 6 -- Seven Gables, Part 1
The prose is turgid but the world-view is like fresh air
2020 June 30 -- "Machine Learning" Is
Still Religion
It's best described as "artificial stupidity" (Deep-speare)
2020 June 29 -- Netflix Failed
Unstable user interface and it handles modern net saturation poorly
2020 June 27 -- Numbers Don't LieThe
doomsayers are wrong, again and again
2020 June 20 -- Mice vs Mousetraps
The world is OK with NIMBY mice
2020 June 6 -- Climate Hoax
Not My Problem
2020 June 5 -- Don't Blame Trump
"Ask not what your country [government] can do for you..."
2020 May 22 -- Switches
It helps if you understand how things work
2020 May 21 -- Unix Goes Down
Unix is bad for business
2020 May 4 -- Random Thoughts at the
Beginning of the Week
A little honesty in a world of lies
2020 April 22 -- Crypto-Autism
Some poeple help, and others are otherwise minded (Robert
Fulghum ref)
2020 April 20 -- Clue Deficit Disorder
Bad Things Happen, but God is Good
2020 April 11 -- (Not) Pastoring the
Flock
Leave them; they are blind guides
2020 April 7 -- Kill the Messenger!
It happens to me when I go to church and assume the Bible is true
2020 April 4 -- Hosanna!
People are cruel, but God saves us from oppression
2020 March 31 -- Obeying Man Rather Than
God
John 21:18 now applies directly to me
2020 March 5 -- (Some Kind) of Honor
A moderately interesting alien cat, but then just more chick-lit
2020 March 2 -- Christian Women in Science
Not many, about the same as men in nursing, and more than male mothers
2020 February 25 -- Gospel of Love
It was doing Good, not words of "love" that convinced him
2020 February 24 -- Amazonia
The book describes where I lived part of my life
2020 February 17 -- Warm Fuzzy Guy Flick
(Not)Even
the pagans understand that Truth is a moral absolute
2020 February 10 -- Wow, a Whole Month
Thoughts on a book and a movie from this weekend
2020 January 10 -- Sci-Fi Decameron
Mostly chauvinistic guy-lit, weak on science and theology
2020 January 9 -- Explore-A-Nation
Walking around gives a better view than the packaged tour bus
2020 January 2 -- Worse than a Cricket...is
a newer Cricket! (No wonder, it's unix inside)
2019 December 25 -- Politics in Sci-Fi
It's sci-fi, it's make-believe, you can do whatever you want (readers beware)
2019 December 14 -- Inner Turmoil
People with God-given work to do don't go there
2019 December 10 -- Darwin Didn't Help
It's not a scientific experiment, just a piece of luck
2019 December 2 -- Charity vs Love
God is Charity, not "love" as we understand it in English
2019 September 23 -- Two Flicks with
Theological Implications
Art follows (my) life
2019 September 21 -- The Mote
Old enough to be better than modern sci-fi
2019 September 18 -- Amazing
Monopoly Amazon is not as friendly as they were when they tried harder
2019 September 10 -- Stardance
A good insight into a dancer's mind, but mediocre sci-fi
2019 September 7 -- Bible 1, Calvinism 0
Maybe I'm a 3/4-Point Calvinist (Good vs Bad
Psalms)
2019 September 3 -- Selfish Rejection
of God
The movie could not hide his selfishness and the hurt he caused
2019 September 2 -- BAR's Women Issue
It's not the page-turner BAR used to be
2019 August 30 -- Persecution
It's a God thing, not my problem
2019 August 28 -- Sci-Fi and Religion
Maybe later stories will repair the damage at the front
2019 August 27 -- The Dark Side
Light is Good, but Dark is romantic
2019 August 20 -- Philosophical Fiction
Better for the language, worse for the plot
2019 August 17 -- "Lord, Is It I?"
Judas said that, and so did I, but we got different answers
2019 August 16 -- Failed Fiction
His religion killed it for me
2019 August 10 -- The Gender Divide
It's really about religion (believing
what you know ain't so)
2019 August 8 -- Disappointment
Afterthoughts on the summer program
2019 August 3 -- Clue Deficit Disorder
WIRED is no longer about things digital
2019 August 1 -- Trump's Ill-Considered
Remark
Politics as usual, Trump & Obama alike
2019 July 29 -- No Red "S" on My Blue
Tights
The sin of Pride
2019 July 27 -- WIRED
Admits Flaws in NNs -- But they still promote it as "intelligent"
2019 July 22 -- November WIRED
Chinese spying and SWATting (NNPL
link)
2019 July 18 -- WIRED's
Religion
Clueless celebration of 25 years
2019 July 12 -- "Taxpayer Rights"
Don't believe everything the government tells you
2019 July 11 -- Wasting Water
Getting around an unintended consequence of political correctness
2019 July 9 -- Reading WIRED
Something to do in the evenings
2019 July 4 -- Portland & PotteryGod:
2 (maybe, but at least 1), Atheists: 0
2019 June 29 -- Teaching My Hands to
Draw Near
God empowers us to do what God called us to do
2019 June 24 -- Reading But Not Always
UnderstandingThe
focus of 1+2C is doing, not understanding
2019 June 11 -- No Truth-In-Labelling
The story was OK, but nobody likes being lied to
2019 June 1 -- Time-Wasting But Not
Fun
Intoxicated (=stupid) is still not entertaining
2019 May 28 -- Organic Food and Linux
Both waste time better spent otherwise
2019 May 21 -- Music
I'm not a pianist to play in church, but a little I can help the guys learn
their parts
2019 May 14 -- Hate Crimes and Other
Blasphemy Laws
How politicians fight against the Truth
2019 May 11 -- Space Opera
The story was a curiosity, but not good space opera
2019 May 4 -- UnTech
The tech house of cards is starting to crumble
2019 April 25 -- Unification
Finally, a poem I can understand
2019 April 18 -- Dancing with Eternity
An interesting exploration of religion and death
2019 March 29 -- Morality in Fiction
Authors write what they know, and it ain't religion
2019 March 27 -- California, the Granola
State
The Fruits and the Nuts and the Flakes
2019 March 21 -- A Poke In the Eye with
a Sharp Stick
ObamaCare took the "P" (Privacy) out of HIPPA, now
it's HIPAA
2019 March 13 -- Brit vs American on
Religion
British state religion gives their people a conscience Americans lack
2019 March 4 -- Racial Oppression
Oppression is not Christian or white, everybody does it if they can
2019 February 23 -- Geeks In Fiction
This guy understands us
2019 February 16 -- Darwinist Hell
The Darwinists already live in Hell
2019 February 11 -- Singing for Fun
Mostly. I'm not that good
2019 February 9 -- Wine, Cheese, and
now Books
Older is better
2019 February 2 -- Facts vs Religion
We get rich by helping other people
2019 January 30 -- Zero
God gets to decide who He needs where and doing what -- or nothing
2019 January 28 -- Culture Wars
The atheists have more "Religion" than
I do
2019 January 22 -- The Emperor's New
Naked
Government ID cannot protect your privacy
2019 January 21 -- What Does Grace Look
Like?
She's blonde with blue eyes...
2019 January 17 -- Design by Committee
You can't judge a book by its cover
2019 January 15 -- Crossing the Rubicon
Privacy means nothing after the C-word has cursed you
2019 January 14 -- BAR Publishes Unprovenanced
Artifacts
Prior announcement was propaganda, not policy
2019 January 9 -- Catastrophism Apologetic
The author agrees with God a lot
2019 January 1 -- Fiction and Politics
They have no virtue and therefore no heroes
Index, 2003-2009, 2010-2013, 2014-2018