Author • Poet • Advocate
When someone asks me about writing, I tend to shy away. I don’t know what the truth is. I don’t know when a lie becomes a fact. I merely write.
“Trauma is something that overwhelms your coping capacities and confronts you with the thought: “Oh my God, it’s all over, and there’s nothing I can do. I’m done for. I may as well die.”
Hi, everyone! It’s time to venture back out into the world which is a little scary, right? That’s where we are in Northern California – like turtles starting to stick our heads out just a little bit. We’re starting to visit family, actually going to the grocery store, and getting haircuts for everyone – a good thing since we’re all looking a bit like muppets.
Still in quarantine here though not quite as strictly. How about you? This week, I’ve got news, a book, music, movies, and a fab new product for you.
We all take things personally because we are all, well, people, aka, persons. We live our lives through our own eyes and experiences, right? This is how people argue with one another, whether that’s in real life or online. “In my experience,” or “In my humble opinion,” is how most of these debates begin.
Artificial intelligence, what was once considered scary, is now a huge part of daily life. For some time, businesses have been using automated voice programs to answer phone calls and direct callers to the correct department. For years, smartphones have been equipped with predictive text, another basic form of AI, but it has not stopped there. Thanks to its amazing capabilities, AI is transforming the business industry and will continue for years to come. It has become an excellent source of help for business managers, marketers, and others. Read more about the ethics of artifical intelligence.