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A highly insightful statement: A highly insightful statement about the infiltration of soulless technology and corporate culture, or, as you cleverly called it, "corporate capture", into too many aspects of our lives.   Your savvy, perceptive commentary radiates with wit and truth, and I found it very easy to connect to (and thoroughly enjoy) because of your spontaneous, casual style. Nothing preachy or condescending here. Just undeniable reality, cunningly exposed. I wanted to quote my favorite lines, but I loved them all.   A stunning examination of our lives in the digital crypt.    

شكرا ووردا وألف مرحبا: شكرا ووردا وألف مرحبا باتريشا

Thank you Wordman, they: Thank you Wordman, they usually put their mugs in the sink so when they have left the reality of being alone comes back, so to see their mugs left where they were sitting and having to carry them to the kitchen remimded me of the days when I had a family here to look after. That was such a lovely feeling. I'm so tired of being on my own, one needs to feel useful and needed i think. At least they are only a few miles away, not in another town or worse another country.

I’m sorry for your loss : I'm sorry for your loss. Hope this will make you feel better.   https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vZw35VUBdzo

Thank you for validating an: Thank you for validating an opinion I have had for a long time, that red screams.  And I loved your phrase, "molding ideology."  At the moment, that ideology is far less intact than Lenin is.  However, I once saw an editorial cartoon, decades ago, but so horrifying I have never forgotten it, although I now could not be able to find it (and am glad I cannot).  It depicted Lenin creeping from his tomb as a resuscitated Communism; and the look that was drawn on his face was so sinister, so terrifying, and, if I may use the word, demonic, that I threw the paper away before I had finished reading the news.  I don't know if you ever watched whas broadcast as the first episode of a triology that Rod Serling called Night Gallery, and which became the series.  It featured a painting of a cemetery which showed a dead man climbing from his grave.  As terrifying as those paints were, the editorial cartoon of Lenin was worse. And, I am still grinning broadly (so broadly I think the other residents in my home think I am up to something---maybe waiting for Norfolk Southern's stock to nose-dive, so I can afford some) at your phrase, your tremendously magnificent phrase, "to deny the old corpse."  That is one for the quotations books, and deserves to join all those other magnificent phrases that are a staple and a glory of your Poetic accomplishment.

قوي وجميل. ممتاز!: قوي وجميل. ممتاز!