This article takes a stab at identifying forty everyday items that will be superseded by various tech advancements by the end of this decade. Some will probably survive, but all of these seem plausible candidates to disappear. Among them are car keys, cheque books, wrist watches and alarm clocks, and others. Can’t happen? Remember Kodak?
I’ve been catching up on some 2011 music courtesy of various ‘best of’ lists. Sort of my usual ‘aggregate an number of observations from a variety of sources’ philosophy that I use when trying to arrive at a dependable recipe. Anyway, Paul Simon’s So Beautiful Or So What has been playing for a few days …
I knew I had this clip lying around somewhere.
Famous atheist Christopher Hitchens continues to communicate about his experience with cancer and immanent death in an article at Vanity Fair. Hitchens writes so very well. And, I would venture, he is using his skill to express that which others in his circumstance feel, but lack the capacity to articulate. One of my colleagues was …
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