If it will happen, it will happen a long time from now, like a hundred years.
A shorter time is possible, but not likely.
Nothing has to be done right now.
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- Me and Mr. Coffee
- What do People do at Shopping Centers?
- Week Mind, Week Body
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- Writing for the Computer and Writing for People
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- The Desires of Margaret Fuller
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- The Drama at my Grocery Store
- The Future of Programming
- A Tech Writer and a Programmer
- Working in an Office is Depressing
- My Brother and the BIA
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- My Family and the Church in the Fifties
- Life becomes a Struggle as We Age
- USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD-6)
- The Transition from Hardware to Software
- The State of the Human Race
- The Truth is hard for people to Know
- Uncle Lee
- From wanting to Know More, to wanting to Know Less
- The Racist Origins of U.S. Policing
- Why do we Hate Ourselves?
- It's too Hard to Understand, so I won't even try
- Starbuck's Coffee
- Self-destruction
- Software is Different than anything Else
- Having children without a man
- Week Mind, Week Legs
- People do not want to be Smart
- The Big Advantage to Not Being
- What does Everyone Want?
- My Brother and Change
- Depression, Software, and the Virus
- How to win in Afghanistan
- Understanding the Computer
- The call of Fanaticism
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- Is the Computer too advanced for Most People?
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- Why do we like Being Stupid?
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- The Compulsive Explainer
- I was once a Silicon Valley techie, I now live on my Social Security in a beautiful valley in Costa Rica.
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