The WordPress/JetPack writing prompt for today is:
Do you think we’re shaped more by our experiences or by who we are? And my answer, without taking an easy out, is both.
I’ve been thinking Sam Neill thoughts since learning of his passing. This has led me back to “Until The End of The World” (1991). The film is a good example of a William Gibson’s quote that I like, “The future is already here, it’s just not distributed evenly.”
You don’t really know uncomfortable public embarrassment until Japanese business people have apologised to you. Seriously, it’s off-putting.
(Please note that although I write mostly science fiction, this post is about real world politics. Feel free to leave now).
I hope twitter never adds an edit button. The ramifications of it would probably kill Twitter.
Then there was the time we created a news network, a revolution, and a plot to kidnap a person. All because of peacocks.
A forum that I participate in was asked the question, “This pandemic aside, are cinemas still relevant to our entertainment
Recently France?s privacy commission ruled that the European Union?s ?Right to Be Forgotten? law applies to Google worldwide, not just
