Category: Culture
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The I75 Van Line: An Incredible North-South Thoroughfare
On January 13th 2024 we pulled out for another excursion on the I75 van line. Call it a van line, up and down through the American heartland. For us, it was down from Michigan to Florida, and then up to go back home. You always see plenty of class B van adventurists on I75. It’s…
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Remarkable Jews & Allies Never Give Up – Stop the Genocide
Detroit Jews and their allies stood – and then laid down – to demand a stop to the genocide in Gaza. They did this on December 22nd starting at 10AM, in front of the Zekelman Holocaust Museum. They then marched to the intersection of 12 Mile and Orchard Lake Roads in Farmington Hills, where some…
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So-Called Self-Hating Jews See the Tragedy of Gaza
Self-hating Jews provide important insight in these troubled times. This article touches on what that means and introduces a couple of such people. Over time, Jews have used “self-hating” to beat down Jews that dare to criticize the Jewish state. The label has been a handy powerful tool of self-righteous Zionists who, over time, have…
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Denial and Suppression Comes Down on The Detroit Art Scene
Detroit art is vital. Cranbrook, as a degree-granting institution, is at the center of art and design excellence. Now it is also at the center of controversy, according to my student discussions. Heavy-handed self-righteousness arrived on campus ten days ago. On November 4th, the Cranbrook administration, which is largely Jewish, had campus police go through…
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AI Perspicacity Or Great Tool? Surprisingly Fast Book Generation
Back in the day working for McDonnell Douglas, I might have built up a little AI perspicacity. Yes indeed; in the mid 1980s, in the mysterious blacked-out buildings, observing the development of pilot-flight simulation capabilities inside large physical geodesic domes. Old Style AI Perspicacity We trained ourselves, then built and deployed things we called expert…
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Adventurous Boomers Wanted This VanLife Spring Break
Ahh yes, we wanted to put the cloudy Michigan winter doldrums behind us. It felt great for this pair of adventurous boomers to get out early for spring break. We wanted to take this trip to see family and attend to familial matters, and nicely, we did. We wanted it to go well in terms…
