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Tag Archives: Philosophy
Artificial Intelligence – The Serpent in the Garden
Artificial Intelligence – The Serpent in the Garden? Anyone involved with computers in their work is witnessing the exponential growth in the abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) in solving real world problems that involve pattern recognition. The chess world has … Continue reading
Mug Knights
It’s been raining on and off all weekend, and this morning began with my favorite ritual – a fresh brewed cup of strong coffee. The following poem is one of my favorites from friend Dave. Hope it gets your Monday … Continue reading
Posted in America, Humor, Poetry, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Camelot, Coffee, Coffee shops, King Arthur and his Knights, Philosophy
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The Decline and Fall of Cursive
Remember starting school and being taught cursive handwriting, carefully spacing your letters between the lines of the paper? Though the beauty my handwriting has deteriorated quite a bit over the years (almost a requirement of being a physician), I still … Continue reading
Posted in America, Books and Literature, History, School, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Education, Philosophy, Writing
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Ideas
This Poem of the Week is arriving a little late, and the reason is not important. Hope you enjoyed it, anyway. Ideas Ideas are like dust and lintThey ceaselessly appearChurned out dirty from the mintThey choke the atmosphereIt’s easy to … Continue reading
Making Arrangements
Welcome to another Monday’s Poem of the Week. As I observe the passage of the vignettes around me that make up the great play of life, I often fantasize about the back stories of the players creating the scenes. The … Continue reading
Posted in America, Poetry, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged aging, Life, Philosophy
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INTERNATIONAL RATIONAL DAY
For all of you celebrating Labor Day, welcome to this Monday’s Poem of the Week. As you are celebrating your day of leisure, I thank my friend Dave for contributing his thought provoking piece. If only we could be so … Continue reading
Posted in America, Hope, Humor, Poetry, Politics, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Philosophy
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What is “Good Enough” to be a Doctor or a Nurse?
What is “Good Enough” to be a Doctor or a Nurse? Most parts of our country are experiencing major shortages in the number of doctors and nurses required to serve the medical needs of the community. This problem has been … Continue reading
Posted in America, Ethics, Health and wellness, Medicine, Politics, School, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Doctors, Education, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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Humility
Humility Humility is a character trait most of us tend to admire about another person. Ideally, it comes from the recognition that a great deal of rewards, honors and riches we accumulate over time are not necessarily due to our … Continue reading
Posted in America, Ethics, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Humility, Life, Philosophy
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Project Clog
How many of us are unaffected by rush hour traffic, looming deadlines, personal and family demands, emails waiting for response? Not many, sad to say. Which is the reason why the following poem from my brilliant friend Dave strikes so … Continue reading
Posted in America, Humor, Mental Health, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Time
Tagged Life, Life balance, Philosophy, Traffic
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