Collaborate Disseminate
Everyone at some point reaches the obvious conclusion that putting keyboard to screen (pen to paper, brush to parchment, chisel to wood and marble, etc) is similar across disciplines. Is a coder a poet, asks a fresh long article in the news. I consider… Continue reading Are Coders Poets?
Interesting development in Germany to restore phonetics that were erased by the Nazis Before the Nazi dictatorship some Jewish names were used in the phonetic alphabet – such as “D for David”, “N for Nathan” and “Z for Zacharias”. But the Nazis replace… Continue reading Germany’s Anti-Semitic Phonetic Alphabet
by Bertold Brecht One day in blue-moon September, Silent under a plum tree, I held her, my silent pale love in my arms like a fair and lovely dream. Above us in the summer skies, Was a cloud that caught my eye. It was so white and high up, and when I l… Continue reading Memory of Marie A
Is Uber just a rehash of earlier lessons in economics? Some might say so (hat tip to Rohan Light) if they’re familiar with criticisms of the “putting out” economy in 19th Century industrialization. Punch Magazine published an illustration of “cheap clo… Continue reading Song of the Uber
From 1946 “Paper Bullets” “DEDICATED to the men and women of the Overseas Branch, United States Office of War Information… to serve their country as propagandists in time of war….” …like mustard gas, which clings to the ground for months after battle, … Continue reading “Like mustard gas… psychological warfare and its poison… linger on for years.”
The BBC has published a story of how Easter Island government officials invoked prohibition customs to control the pandemic in their country. Thanks to both tapu and umanga, Easter Island has not only successfully warded off the coronavirus; it’s reviv… Continue reading Ancient “Taboo” Custom Credited With Avoiding COVID19
Source: United Nations Women’s Guild By Dorothy Roigt There shall be peace on earth, but not until All children daily eat their fill, go warmly against the winter wind And learn their lessons with a tranquil mind. And thus released from hunger fear and… Continue reading Children’s Creed
The U.S. Army JFK Special Warfare Center and School has released a video called “Knowledge Wins Episode 4 – Great Power Competition – Part 1” The video starts by asking for a definition of competition, and the answer is…open. There are many different a… Continue reading “Knowledge Wins”
By Abdukhebir Qadir Erkan Source: Uighur Poets on Repression and Exile Building his dwelling in the winds, gifting the grubs the sun of his skies, he left for the roads that run dark among letters. Thirsting for seas that flow from night drops, living … Continue reading Death of the Dust Seeker
Spoiler Alert: Hungarians allegedly threw this enigma machine into a pig sty near the Czech/Polish border. Literally sloppy.
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