Monthly Archives: October 2019

Let us work to clearly see our 11th generation: they might be different from us in ways we cannot understand: quicker in thinking; composed of a significant proportion of machine; have challenges and worries we cannot foresee (but could we … Continue reading →

The more we exercise the brain the more it grows. Physically. Throw new stuff in and the dendrites make more connections. So interacting socially morphs the brain. New thinking means new brain cells means new pathways. Four in an hour … Continue reading →

Come to peace with your mind. Come to peace with futures. :- Doug.

We could analyze the stories, yet it seems our time ought better be spent not in tearing things apart, but in growing from them. Maybe that is the question to ask: how can we grow from that story? :- Doug.

Generation, opportunity, responsibility: watchwords for elders for the grandchildren. :- Doug.

There is always some value we can think to add that will improve lives and perhaps pay us. Think apps for phones. :- Doug.

How could you use strategic questioning in writing and telling your stories? :- Doug.

Go to the roots of your questions. There are always more roots than one. What’s the matter? Whom does it serve? :- Doug.

How would you today take care for the good of the grandchildren—of 300 years from now? :- Doug.

Right from wrong. Good from better. True worth. Meaning. For a good long while humans can be valuable to the world in these respects. Nor are these static: life moves on. We might lose our value or develop another. We … Continue reading →

Why do people not concern themselves about future people? :- Doug.

What is the pain of thinking ourselves into futures? :- Doug.