Social Media Wack-a-Mole

It's time to play social media Wack-a-Mole. I don't use this blog often and even blogs are vulnerable. But plan for multiple connections to other people, pop up every time you're cut off.

Bookmark blogs, add people on alternate platforms even if you never go there. If you ever have to go, you'll already have those connections.

I might not show up here often. But I might. Then this might go away, too. Then I'll be some where else.

Comments

B.E. Sanderson said…

I added you to my blogroll and bookmarked you just in case. I may not comment often, but I'm around here somewhere.

6:55 AM

Synova said…

Thanks!

10:31 AM

Linda Fox said…

If I might suggest, download those booksmarks - you never know when Big Tech will decide to nike your non-approved bookmarks

10:07 AM

Some times some people.

It's Not Projection

Take the case of "fascism". When you can see clear as day that the person who is accusing you of fascism is a fascist, they aren't projecting. They're talking about something ELSE. Basically, in the case of fascism, the basic set of fascist government controls are the default assumption of reality for a whole lot of people. The government is supposed to control every part of your life. The government is supposed to make you moral and good and reflect "justice". The government is supposed to do this by picking winners from the good people and losers from the bad people. The government is supposed to control the way people do business, how businesses (and farmers) function and what they produce. And people should be made to cooperate with this control because they are part of society and society is dependent on everyone being in compliance. This is simply the Truth. It's how the world works and how the world is supposed to work. The Socialist Nationalism,

What You Know That Isn't So

The saying goes like this, It's not what you *don't* know that is going to trip you up, it's what you know that isn't so. I believe that the first lady might possibly have been feigning helplessness, just a little bit. She already had concept art and visuals, so I think she'll be okay. But someone might truly be so new that they know nothing about science fiction as a genre or how it works in the world. That person, the truly "new" person, might not realize that the second lady, no matter how assured she seems to be that she's passing on vital Wisdom, is wrong. So lets unwrap her backpack a little (to steal a metaphor). Stories about space pirates are Space Opera, generally. "Soft" science in science fiction usually refers to sociology or psychology, social "science". A story about space pirates might be "soft". But that's picking nits. The first big boo-boo is this: "not as popular *because* it is women

Synova

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