Monthly Archives: January 2019

Cal Newport on Quitting Facebook, and The Death of Concentration (Part One)

Several years ago, I quit Facebook and never looked back.  There hasn’t been a time when I regretted the decision or somehow looked with envy upon those well-connected friends of mine who get all they need to know from Social … Continue reading

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Correlation is NOT Causation – Lest We Forget

Wanting this to be preserved for my own reference, I am posting this Wall Street Journal article (from January 22, 2019) to my Blog. I am especially proud of Mr. Rocca’s reporting of the John Jay conclusions; to wit: “Researchers … Continue reading

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Driver-Less Trains: This “Operator” is Somewhat Conflicted

This article cites “model train layouts” as the prototype, if you will, of the future vision for driver-less trains. From the Wall Street Journal on January 19, 2019, I am copying it here for reference. My own model train layout … Continue reading

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