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“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which Birthday comes Near and I recover from a rough week with woes and scaring moments

Good morning, kind and excellent friend, dear reader of this post. I want to wish you a happy Friday, a happy weekend as well. How are you, today? How has the week been? I hope the weather has been relatively pleasant and not overwhelming. I am at the south of the planet, so it is winter here. What a marvelous season, I adore to just enjoy the more refreshed temperature and the colder weather, as cold as the tropics would allow to go. I am okay, happy the blog is reinstated, feeling concerned and worried it may be taken out again for whatever reason I am not aware of. This incident caused me to be even more skeptical and weary of Google. I have been mentioning the moderation AI issue, but not as a way to sneer the technology, more as a concern on adopting it everywhere with not enough checks and balances. It always strikes me as a too expensive tool that offers not as much in return. And I use Artificial Intelligence on daily affairs quite a bit, for a number of reasons, still I think ...

In Which songs from 2011 bring me some memories of days past... a post done out of nostalgia

In Which the Late Permian Triassic Event is Mentioned again, as a more appropriate name to the A-Pop-Calypse

In Which Lovely Rainy days not always translate into good days

In Which I talk of Aero and of Blissful times, as well as the struggle against the mind gnosticism. God is Good, not the Demiurge

In Which Civilization VII is just a bad title as a whole

In Which I recall the Dynamic days of the early 2000s and early childhood with computers

In Which I don't like April Fools

In Which I have some nice online friends

In Which the Store is called Divagation for a Reason: The Second Death of the Stillborn Brazilian City, and the Evil of forced Convivence

In Which we Open March 2026 with Hope! A better future for Iran is at hand?

In Which the Divagation Store reaches the 900 posts Milestone! Reflection on Why...

In Which we have the tone for 2026 more defined: Dialogue of the Jane Jacobs

In Which I don't want to say All Is Lost. It is not.

In Which I go to town to see Marty Supreme: quite a movie!

In Which One Begins 2026 Business as Usual: Ora et Labora on the Unknown

In Which We Recall the good moments of some Happy Years

In Which we have an early November with Grievances and some good thoughts in between