Today, those who get “turned on” to Aldous Huxley (as they might have said back in the 1960s) get it through his books: the dystopian novel Brave New World, usually, or perhaps the mescaline memoir The Doors of Perception. Read The Rest ☞Filed under: Recommended Reading

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I’ve been trying to break up with Facebook, but the kind friends I have there are making it quite difficult. I turned cough40coughcough yesterday, and the folks humbled me with their bon mots and gentle ribbing. I’m lucky to know such people, and thank them for their kind wishes.Filed under: First Person

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“David Bowie Is,” the extensive retrospective exhibit of the artist and his fabulous costumes, hit Toronto last Friday (see our post from earlier today), and as many people have reported, in addition to those costumes—and photos, instruments, set designs, lyric sheets, etc. Read The Rest ☞Filed under: Recommended Reading

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In September of 2011, when looking at the insurmountable debt catastrophe that the world finds itself (which has only gotten worse in the past several years) we warned that “the only way to resolve the massive debt load is through a global coordinated debt restructuring (which would, among other th Read The Rest ☞Filed under: … Continue reading →

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A hand conversion to HTML of the original MacWord (or Word for Mac?) document written in March 1989 and later redistributed unchanged apart from the date added in May 1990. Provided for historical interest only. The diagrams are a bit dotty, but available in versioins linked below. Read The Rest ☞Filed under: Recommended Reading

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