Paul Rosenberg – Yes, I know that it seems the Internet has swallowed the world, but that isn’t quite true. What actually happened was more or less the opposite: The world has captured the Internet.
If that still sounds backwards to you, please stay with me. I’ll begin making sense of it by explaining how this post came together for me:
Last week I published an article that I knew would not be appreciated in certain circles. But for me, their approval or disapproval didn’t really matter, because I posted it directly to the Internet, not to some intermediate service. Continue reading
When it comes to technology, many of us can only think of the ways that it’s negatively impacted our lives instead of positively. In reality, although there are many examples of technology setting us back, and even disconnecting from each other, there are many ways that technology has deeply enriched our live.
Selling things online is a wise move. The good thing about selling products online is you don’t require a prime physical shop which is often too expensive. All that is needed is a strong online presence.
Joseph P Farrell – Today’s blog is about a story so unusual that I have absolutely no idea what to make of it. That’s not to say I don’t have plenty of high octane speculations about it, but even then, I’m left with even more uncertainty about my usual uncertainty about my high octane speculations. In fact, I’m so uncertain I don’t even know if the prior sentence even made sense, hence I’m filing this one under “you tell me.”
Jeremiah Johnson – As you may or may not know, as of midnight,