Obscurity in the Open Internet

 Obscurity in the Open

It is incredible how hard it is to keep some things private. At the same time, one can publish a blog and hang out the shingle, and no one sees it. Irony.

I will post my innermost thoughts here and see how long they are invisible.  What are the essential things going on now?

  1. Trump is destroying TRUST on more fronts than I care to mention now.
  2. I am on X.com and frequently act like an old fool, as my wife has graciously pointed out recently after one of my worst moments.
  3. On a personal front, I am going to a UUFN party tonight. Let's stop and get some beer on the way. I would like to better get to know several women, including Elizabeth Kay. My lady is cool with it. We are, in theory, polyamorous, but there is not much demand for old dudes like me and little energy to get in much actual trouble.


Grok just made this photo of me.  A lot better than the real me.  

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