As promised, there are two big changes happening to the blog in 2022.

First, I’m starting a separate blog specifically on climate change topics. There will be a full post on that next week, after a few important details (like the blog name) are settled.

Second, I’m starting a “paid subscriptions” option. I’m going to try a few different types of posts that are subscriber only.

1. Posts where I am talking about my personal history and knowledge of a public figure. The first of these posts is about Andrew Yang.

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   Andrew Yang

   I first met the Andrew Yang campaign at a Democratic Party event on Saturday, October 6, 2018, at the Iowa Events Center. By convention, no current officeholder will declare a candidacy for president before the “midterm” election is held. As a result, while there were dozens of candidates in the invisible primary, only two candidates were present in the visible primary. One was the much-maligned John Delaney, a member of the US House who chose not to run for re-election in 2018. The other, Andrew Yang…

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   a year ago · Alex Power

2. Posts about the nature of classification (or censorship) schemas. This is easier to discuss in the presence of a classification schema. In other words, content about TOP SECRET content.

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   Fasting, working, and censoring

   The two biggest news stories of the week, as far as I am concerned, are Jack Dorsey’s departure from Twitter, and the Supreme Court arguments about abortion. I plan to discuss neither here. Instead, today we have a few shorter topics vaguely related to religion…

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   a year ago · Alex Power

3. Posts about material that is esoteric in nature. For example, content along the lines of:

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   in heaven we will drink liquid helium

   I first became aware of A Course in Miracles (ACIM) via Wikipedia. While I have not read the work, I am aware of its general nature. It was “scribed” by Helen Schucman between 1965 and 1972. Due to what I can only assume is divine inspiration, the book was initially published in such a way that the work was subject to a legal dispute regarding copyrigh…

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   a year ago · Alex Power

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