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Tag Archives: technology
Facebook: Society’s Mirror?
Or a Necessary Evil? Today is April Fool’s Day (and Easter Sunday) 2018. But this is no joke. Facebook has come in for a lot of criticism lately. Most of it seems justified, but is it really wrong to give … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged humour, marketing, news, programming, reflections, relationships, society, technology
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Ready Player One: Film or Movie?
Less than a week to go now I was reading a interview that Steven Spielberg gave about this upcoming extravaganza. He used the terms ‘film’ and ‘movie’ in a way that I hadn’t thought about before. His point was … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, showbusiness
Tagged computer games & systems, films, movies, science fiction, technology, the 80's, virtual reality
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
I was reminded of this interactive computer program while discussing our first desk top computer (an Apricot) with my youngest daughter. The exact point of the discussion was the place where most people get stuck. Rosanna said the choice that … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged computer games & systems, computer-programming, conundrums, spirituality, technology
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A Sense of Wonder (fragment)
If you have a detective nature, You will find so much to trace: The words on the page are your Clue that there’s more than just a face, Staring back from the computer screen; You need only search through history … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, poetry
Tagged ancestry, computer games & systems, poetry, technology, the 80's
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Media: Are YOU Getting the Point Yet?
The Medium IS the Message Marshall McLuhan was way ahead of the pack. He saw in the 60’s that control of the media equates to control of our minds. In those days, that meant movies, TV, radio, newspapers and magazines. … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged conspiracies, Conspiracy Theories, evil, good vs evil, humour, movies, news, technology, television
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Armageddon: Having an Apocalyptic Fit?
The End of the World as We Know It Let’s put some perspective on this. Apocalypse literally means ‘an uncovering’. That’s why the book in the Bible where this is discussed is called “The Revelation of St. John”. John’s images … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, paranoia
Tagged 70's, aliens, ascension, atomic weapons, Bible, end of the world, science fiction, supernatural, technology, writing
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Siri-ously?
The Real Voice of Siri. Apple first released Siri onto the world stage in 2011. Most other mobile phone manufacturers have followed suit. Even Amazon has joined the fray. Now, this is exactly what Dan Brown was trying … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, books, computer-programming, Conspiracy Theories, science fiction, technology, writing
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Hey: What’s That Sound?
Everybody Look What’s Going Down The CBC relaunched their flagship news program on November 6, 2017. There is a technical sound which can be heard at about 4:10 of the clip above. It’s a repeating motif, the musical … Continue reading
Blackout 2003: Pluto Strikes Again
Toronto in the Dark This is a sight that one never expects to see. A whole region of country blacked out. This one started in Akron, Ohio and quickly spread to other parts of the USA and Canada. I was … Continue reading