In trying to complete a July blog post, I ran into an AI brick wall. My one-man-blogging-band broke up! My AI band mates dropped me like I was Pete Best, Ozzie Osborne or Don Felder. Oh my! My blog’s lyrics were apparently bad. I used a naughty word- the “K” word. Yes. Somehow, I brokeContinue reading “In Search of Moral Intelligence In the Age of AI: Going Postal in July”
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Does Language Matter?
do words influence the world? author george orwell’s most unkosher book-animal farm- left my psyche indelibly scarred. the truism that “all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”, remains unforgotten more than forty five years later after it was etched into my eyes. this imperfect world vision gave me the skepticalContinue reading “Does Language Matter?”
Can We Write “1985”?
frequently, george orwell’s 1984, describes our society’s present state. mr. orwell’s vision was so brilliantly framed that “orwellian” is not only become a word, it is an essential staple describing how how the governments frequently operate in concert with the left for control. government and the left’s totalitarianism and brainwashing has led to greater controls.Continue reading “Can We Write “1985”?”
The Life and Tragedy of Ee Ee Lee: Are Some Asian Lives More Equal Than Others? Welcome Back to the “Animal Farm”: Part VII of the Series
george orwell, in his classic novel “animal farm,” has the famous line “all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” this statement has always troubling and true with respect to humanity. while we are all god’s creation, certain individuals, for certain reasons, are given more importance than others. as we seeContinue reading “The Life and Tragedy of Ee Ee Lee: Are Some Asian Lives More Equal Than Others? Welcome Back to the “Animal Farm”: Part VII of the Series”
Are Some Murders More Equal Than Others? Social Justice vs. Social Justice: God, George Orwell, and Biblical Justice
Are Some Murders More Equal Than Others? God, George Orwell, Justice and Social Justice
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