Thinks I find along the way
The World Wide Web was created all the way back in 1989. Here’s a look at the history of the web as we know it, up to the present day. Source: A History of the World Wide Web From 1989 to the Present Day
AI can provide insights and perspectives on various topics, but it is unlikely to provide a definitive answer to life’s biggest questions, such as the meaning of life, the nature of consciousness, or the existence of a higher power.
These questions are philosophical and often require a subjective interpretation of human experience and values, which are difficult for AI to comprehend. While AI can process and analyze vast amounts of data, it cannot replace human intuition, creativity, and empathy in understanding complex philosophical concepts.
That being said, AI can help us explore different perspectives and test hypotheses related to these questions, potentially leading to new insights and discoveries. But ultimately, the search for answers to life’s biggest questions will continue to require human inquiry, contemplation, and reflection.
Iain Thomas and Jasmine Wang offer a different perspective. By the way, the first three paragraphs were written by AI in response to the title question…
For an opposing perspective, consider this…
While some screen use may be problematic, practical tips can help you manage the risks. Source: What to know about new research on screen time and kids’ mental health
This could be the most amazing and terrifying thing I’ve ever seen! What do you think about Spot? Comment below…
New study reveals the negative impact of impolite workplace emails: Rude Emails Can Harm Your Mental Health
Here are some (what I think) are compelling ideas on privacy and your ‘online life’ from multiple perspectives. Dig in!
How will these perspectives inform you? What, if any online behaviors will you change? I’m thinking about it…
Now more than ever with the advent of new audio and video — like ‘deepfake’ — technologies to ‘stay woke, bitches’…
Are you confused about how Google Accounts work within Gmail and G Suite? Watch this:
Here’s something I want to add to Steve’s observations…
Need transcriptions? Watch this…
Whenver I begin to work with a new client, I immediately establish a Google Account that we both can share. Why? For practical starters, I don’t want access to someone’s Gmail account — that’s a whole lot of trust issue that I don’t want to deal with. Second, the account gives us a place to create, share and store together. Third? Look at all the tools that come with a Google account at no additional cost. There’s simply nothing that beats a Google Account for good, fast and cheap!
Note to Self’s Manoush Zomorodi and OkCupid’s Melissa Hobley debate whether dating apps have “killed romance”: Debate: Have Dating Apps Killed Romance? | The Brian Lehrer Show | WNYC
The latest drone from DJI is worth noting. Besides being a hella lotta fun, drones CAN be important business tools as well. At least that’s what I tell my accountant…
DJI’s latest drone shows how far its technology has come in a short period of time: DJI’s Mavic 2 Pro drone is a truly stunning flying camera
DJI’s latest drone shows how far its technology has come in a short period of time: DJI’s Mavic 2 Pro drone is a truly stunning flying camera
Third-party services are now available on Google Home. Here’s how to enable and use them: How to use third-party Actions on Google Home
The Google Home might not have Alexa skills, but there’s still plenty it can do. Here’s our ever-growing list: The complete list of Google Home commands so far
Bright, shiny objects! 
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