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Colonel Klunk: Retired Warmonger or Peacemaker?
A Pawn Piece (1978 play): Act I (Page 1) (The curtain opens on a blackened stage. DEREK, who is laying on a sleeping bag, opens his eyes as a natural-coloured spotlight inches down to him, like a sunrise, gradually lighting … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal
Tagged automobiles, miscommunication, old vs new, plays, travel, United States history, war games
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Living in a Safe Universe
Survive or Thrive? The media has presented its viewing audience (its consumers, really) with a diet of negativity. We are told daily about ‘bad’ people who are threatening our very way of life. Does this impinge on your consciousness? You’re … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, spirituality
Tagged media, threats of violence, war, war games, war on terror, warmongering, world opinion
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Tron: Legacy
It took 30 years for a sequel to follow the original Tron movie, and in the meantime, computer graphics and games have advanced beyond all comparison to those early days. The Storyline In 1989, seven years after the events of … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, showbusiness
Tagged computer-programming, fascism, religion, war games
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Are We Programmed?
TRON As an allegory, this movie is perfect. At the time (1982) computer games were still (more or less) in their infancy. The programmers were building virtual worlds in which their creations (read, creatures) could interact with others. The programmers … Continue reading
Posted in showbusiness, spirituality
Tagged competition, computer-programming, movies, programming, war games
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