Dawn Trowell Jones

When I was about three, I asked my mother what happens to us after we die.

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I’ve been reading Ray Kurzweil’s book The Singularity is Nearer: When We Merge with AI (singularity is the term for when AI becomes conscious) and already I find he’s a little alarmingly gung-ho about it.

There’s this article I’ve been wanting to talk about by communications researcher Sorin Adam Matei in which he describes aspects of quantum computing: “Quantum computers are like kaleidoscopes: Why unusual metaphors help illustrate science and Continue re…

As I was jotting down some of my thoughts today, as they drift, I noticed there’s one that keeps circling back around, and I must say, it has bothered me.

I was having an email conversation with a friend today – a day off before another grueling multi-day marathon at the tax office starting tomorrow.

A few days ago during my appointment to have my hair cut, my stylist, I’ll call her L, received two calls from her partner, S.

What can I say?

This is a hot topic among writers, and a tough one.

John Oliver beat us to it!