Memoir/ˈmemˌwär/ noun. a record of events written by a person having intimate knowledge of them and based on personal observation. Usually memoirs. an account of one's personal life and experiences; autobiography. the published record of the proceedings of a group or organization, as of a learned society.

Lately, it feels like Western civilization is completely unraveling. Even some of the most optimistic people I know are dipping their toes into the sulfurous doomsdayer pool. It's not easy to stay positive when negativity bombards us all daily, like a steady drip of poison, on mainstream socials and in the media. The doomsday drip is impossible to escape unless you live as a hermit in some off-grid cabin deep in the woods.

Memoir/ˈmemˌwär/ noun. a record of events written by a person having intimate knowledge of them and based on personal observation. Usually memoirs. an account of one's personal life and experiences; autobiography. the published record of the proceedings of a group or organization, as of a learned society.

Walking through a world without mirrors seeking out the places that live large in my mind, A world filled with stage crafting archetypes of all manners and sorts, mostly blind to their own reflections. A colorful raconteur, the dour intelligentsia crowd, the people pleasers, those who wish to exert exact control, more rare are those who want only to drift in the current of this universe helping as they can and feeling joy.

Memoir/ˈmemˌwär/ noun. a record of events written by a person having intimate knowledge of them and based on personal observation. Usually memoirs. an account of one's personal life and experiences; autobiography. the published record of the proceedings of a group or organization, as of a learned society.

Every few weeks we hear about another hack and theft of our personal data in the news. It was reported in the news a few days ago that an astonishing 2.7 billion people were exposed in the latest hack, this time Social Security numbers were stolen. Based on the frequency of these hacks it seems like no one is able to keep our data safe. Unfortunately, this situation will only become more volatile with the advent of AI and quantum computing. I, personally, get about two or three spam calls a day.