Monthly Archives: May 2010

Origins and Endings Part 3 – final installment

If the observer effects the observed than something changes what you’re reading as you read along.  Maybe if you’re reading about a single celled creature you create a multiple celled organism by this act that was formally believed to be relatively passive.  A quiet evolution could be taking place all over the country.  It...

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Origins and Endings Part II

 “Now what?” you might ask yourself, questioning the very nature of your freedom.  You might even long for the time when your life was as uncomplicated as your single celled relatives.              It works this way.  There is a direct connection between the two threats.  In the black hole you’re diminished and in the...

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Origins and Endings – part 1

Changed utterly. Squished. Squashed. Flattened on the platen of time. Irrevocably transformed. The same power of profusion and fullness that brought hydroelectric power to the juices flooding your life, filling your cellular sacs, juicing your joints and bringing spit to your lips is thrown into reverse. And everything...

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Addictions and the environmental crisis

Is there a connection between our addictions to drugs, alcohol, tobaccco – maybe even coffee and tea, to our environmental crisis?  Freda Karpf wrote  Conversations with Nic based upon the journey through the land of withdrawal. A multi-genre work, Nic, has real and creative episodes. The whole book can be read from cover to...

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