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UACFSF: Who are your advisors? Babylon’s king relied on inadequate advisors

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFSome points from the last session: Who are your advisors?, Part 1. We may get that gut feeling the way Nebuchadnezzar had his dream, but we likely can't understand it without...

UACFSF: Discussion notes about assimilation into a system of knowledge

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFSome notes from the 1/21/26 gathering, Daniel 2: Daniel, Hananiah, Azariah, and Mishael came to Babylon with solid grounding in multiple dimensions: physical, cognitive...

UACFSF: Daniel and the king’s food, 1/21

"Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example..." (1 Timothy 4:12)Find online: #UACFSFOn 1/21, we discussed Daniel's decision about eating the king's food. In Daniel 1:8, Daniel resolved not to eat the king's food in order to preserve his spiritual...
Getting your professional drone license

Getting your professional drone license

 Take a look at the DJI blog item that describes the licensing process and requirements for becoming a drone pilot.Main point: "Before you can join this global community of commercial drone operators, however, you need to know the rules of the game and follow the...

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Becoming a professional drone pilot

 A DJI blog item contained advice for aspiring drone pilots.Main point: The path is straightforward - "The journey begins with a clear understanding of the rules for being a compliant, responsible operator, and ultimately – getting the necessary training to help...

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Why Academics’ Writing Stinks

Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Chronicle of Higher Education: Why should a profession that trades in words and dedicates itself to the transmission of knowledge so often turn out prose that is turgid, soggy, wooden, bloated, clumsy, obscure, unpleasant to read,...

Why Academics’ Writing Stinks

Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Chronicle of Higher Education: Why should a profession that trades in words and dedicates itself to the transmission of knowledge so often turn out prose that is turgid, soggy, wooden, bloated, clumsy, obscure, unpleasant to read,...

Religion and war

Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Spectator: On the whole, though, for a millennium in which religion has loomed so large, as a motive for actual war it seems to have been rather secondary. What then explains this obstinate modern conviction that religion is the...

Religion and war

Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Spectator: On the whole, though, for a millennium in which religion has loomed so large, as a motive for actual war it seems to have been rather secondary. What then explains this obstinate modern conviction that religion is the...

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