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The Undo Button
This article is excerpted in full from Chapter 1 of my book, “AI and the Human Algorithm: How Our Machines Reflect Who We Are”. I’d been staring at my screen for hours, the blue light burning my retinas as I toggled between windows, spreadsheets, and half-finished paragraphs. My desk resembled an archaeological dig of my work life — layers of papers representing different projects, different deadlines, different versions of urgency.
Am I Going to Be OK in Retirement? Yes, With Focus on 5 Key Areas
5. Put Together an Estate Plan. Everybody needs an estate plan, whether or not you have lots of assets. An estate plan controls things that happen if you become disabled or die. If your disability is long term — and you don’t have an estate plan, or you have an improperly designed estate plan — the person you name to take care of your money can use your money only for you. So, if it’s your spouse, they cannot use your money for themselves, your kids or anything else.
“The Power Of Example And The Example Of Power” - Colin Powell on Joe Biden at the DNC
The 2020 DNC may have ended over two weeks ago, but its inanity and pantomiming still haunt U.S. politics. The mostly-remote dog-and-pony show coalesced around the image of the liberal establishment and its talking-head, Joe Biden, as the country’s white knight-in-waiting.
The Democrats’ New Police Reform Bill Is Terrible
Early yesterday morning, House and Senate Democrats unveiled a new police reform bill. Titled the “Justice In Policing Act of 2020”, and drafted primarily by Karen Bass, Jerrold Nadler, Kamala Harris, and Corey Booker, it encompasses yet another series of reforms meant to improve transparency and increase accountability for police misconduct.
Charging George Floyd's killers is only the beginning
Nine days after the killing of George Floyd on May 25, the state of Minnesota officially pressed charges against the remaining three officers. All four are now in custody. Announced conjointly, the charges against Derek Chauvin, who held his knee down on Floyd’s neck for almost nine minutes, were upgraded from third degree to second degree murder. For many, this will signal progress. And not without reason.
Counterinsurgency: dousing the flames of Minneapolis
The uprising that has spread across the United States since the police murder of George Floyd on May 25 in Minneapolis has, like any rebellious movement, met with police strategies for counterinsurgency. It is well documented how modern police forces systematically use counterinsurgency strategies against their own populations.
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