Monthly Archives: January 2017

PLAUSIBLE – PROBABLE – POSSIBLE

Posted on January 28, 2017 by hbgelatt

Or Proven   We have created more human-made information in the last five years than in all of human history before them. Daniel J. Levitin This blog is the result of my beginning to read Daniel J. Levitin’s new book, … Continue reading →

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LYING OR IGNORANCE?

Posted on January 21, 2017 by hbgelatt

Which Is Worse? Does Political Policy Lack Honesty Or Knowledge? Or Both? When a person says something that isn’t true, they either don’t know the truth or they are lying. Which is worse depends on who is doing the saying. … Continue reading →

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A DECLARATION OF INTERDEPENDENCE

Posted on January 14, 2017 by hbgelatt

What America Needs Now It’s time for a new movement; a deep and broad movement.     Hamilton Nolan * There are so many issues with the new president — racism, sexism, xenophobia, inequality, profoundly dangerous lack of judgement –– we … Continue reading →

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CHANGE IS CHANGING

Posted on January 8, 2017 by hbgelatt

Are You? Today’s change is not just more rapid, more complex, more turbulent, more    unpredictable. Today’s change is unlike any encountered before. George Land George Land’s comment was written 24 years ago, and the rapidity of change has continued … Continue reading →

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