BlogHide resteemsdigitalfirehose (58)in life • 2 hours agoHow I learned to stop keeping score and let goI don't keep score anymore. I've tried and it really doesn't work. I don't worry about getting back at people who have…digitalfirehose (58)in anarchy • 4 days agoThe correlation between child abuse and corruptionChildren are the greatest imitators on earth. Whatever I do, my kids will do. We're built to learn that way.…digitalfirehose (58)in politics • 6 days agoA thought experiment: a sleight of hand to confirm KavanaughAs many of you may be painfully or happily aware as the case may be, Brett Kavanaugh has been confirmed and sworn in…digitalfirehose (58)in politics • 9 days agoTrump's culture of punishment and rewardAs I watch the men in the US Senate revel in the spoils of the victory they handed to Brett Kavanaugh, I have to…digitalfirehose (58)in politics • 10 days agoBig money in politics is really an exchange of rights for privilegeThe same men who claim to believe in God also believe that God loves them even if they have to lie, cheat and steal to…digitalfirehose (58)in politics • 11 days agoHow we've all been played: Kavanaugh was just one part of Trump's negative campaignWith Brett Kavanaugh confirmed and sworn in as a new Supreme Court Justice, Bernie Sanders must be rolling his eyes…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 13 days agoOn the way to happiness, I learned that perception is an abstraction of realityI'm getting a crash course in reality and it's changing the way that I think about how I perceive the world. By…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 16 days agoEvil is the last word in deflectionI have been watching the Kavanaugh hearings, and reading the discourse around them. I have found several articles…digitalfirehose (58)in anarchy • 17 days agoPersonal AnarchyDuring the last year, I'd say since January, but probably longer than that, I've noticed a curious thing. I've noticed…digitalfirehose (58)in law • 18 days agoMusings on the Supreme Court confirmation hearingsI've been distracted lately, so I haven't been posting articles as much as I would like to. I've been following the…digitalfirehose (58)in technology • 21 days agoHalf charges avail us longer battery life on our phonesLike just about everyone else I know, I have a cell phone. I've had a cell phone since, I think, 2001. I actually…digitalfirehose (58)in humanity • 23 days agoWhen wealth, power and access to still more power isn't enoughI have been loosely following the story of the Special Counsel Investigation headed by Robert Mueller. Over the last…digitalfirehose (58)in technology • 25 days agoA Linux Guide to Quick Response Codes and vCardsYesterday, I reviewed a cool thing that I found years ago: Quick Response Codes, or QR Codes. I was going to attend an…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 26 days agoThat equinox thingWe are once again approaching the autumnal equinox (technically, it doesn't happen until later today), the midpoint of…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 26 days agoThat equinox thingWe are once again approaching the autumnal equinox (technically, it doesn't happen until later today), the midpoint of…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 26 days agoThat equinox thingWe are once again approaching the autumnal equinox (technically, it doesn't happen until later today), the midpoint of…digitalfirehose (58)in life • 29 days agoThinking through anger, the impulse for revenge and erring on the side of peaceAs a middle aged man, I've had numerous opportunities to think through anger. I've been miffed, offended, hurt and…digitalfirehose (58)in life • last monthA kind of dreamy peaceful SundayI really love the weather of the equinox. The equinox is coming on September 22nd, and we're only a few days away.…digitalfirehose (58)in life • last monthHappiness is a decision, not a destinationOver the last year, I've been watching problems just solve themselves. It's kind of eerie. I just mind my own business…digitalfirehose (58)in life • last monthReflection, imitation and erring on the side of peaceI am fortunate to work in a place where there is very little drama. There is even very little snark or office politics…
