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Quote of the moment Vol.2

“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 we Wrap up June and announce the height of a joyful Winter

In Which one Tries to look Upwards

In Which One has a moment of pettiness

In Which I aim to treat Each day as Christmas

In Which Books linger on for a while, and Culture is both saturated and empty

In Which Apple takes a chance on a new UI and OS Approach, and the Anniversary Week goes not bad at all

In Which the Blog reaches 7 years of existence!

In Which we talk about the Wesley's Scheme: Budapest was an Accident

In Which we celebrate Midmas, and the reason to do so.

In Which One Must Resist the call of Resentment