Monthly Archives: February 2021
idiom poetic
Ancestors united their idiom poetic :- Doug.
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Do what you love
Do what you love—whatever it is, it will inspire grandchildren. :- Doug.
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Long and Big
Come live in the Long Now and Big Hear. :- Doug.
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Hope is invalid
Hope is invalid when it does not generate work. :- Doug.
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End of the thread
Do what good we can, have eyes on the grandchildren, all the while knowing we are in the middle act of a tragedy, or at all events, an epic with an ending. We may even be close enough to catch … Continue reading
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How to not be uptight
How to not be uptight about humanity’s future. :- Doug.
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Possible end of humanity
Can we approach the possible end of humanity with equanimity, able to say “That’s the way of species: eventually they die away?” If we can, then we can see us fairly. Then our work is far larger than a better … Continue reading
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when humans are no more
Paradox this being human a joy and pain gone when humans are no more :- Doug.
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About the future
Think about the future for the benefit of the future. :- Doug.
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icy fingers
Cold and bright skies greet me with icy fingers :- Doug.
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all grandchildren
We’re all grandchildren. :- Doug.
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Our world-bed
How ought we make our world-bed in which our grandchildren will awaken? :- Doug.
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muddles bubbling along
Let’s learn to love our loose ends muddles bubbling along :- Doug.
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