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  • Will the Day Come When We No Longer Open Excel?

    The Monolith and Its Historical Compromise For forty years, our daily work on a computer has followed a familiar routine: to work with any piece of information, we first open a large…

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    Will the Day Come When We No Longer Open Excel?
  • What Is Unconditional Hope?

    The Radiant Gift Beyond Our Calculations Entering a parish church for Sunday Mass carries a distinctive weight as the liturgical year draws toward its conclusion. The cycle of readings turns our attention…

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    What Is Unconditional Hope?
  • The Cost of Forgetting the Forgotten Americans

    The Mirage of Alignment and the Politics of Disillusionment American political life in the opening decades of the twenty-first century has been defined by a recurring, structural tragedy. Every major political party…

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    The Cost of Forgetting the Forgotten Americans

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Tom Yonashiro is a writer with a background in philosophy, religion, technology, and cybersecurity marketing. He writes to translate life’s complexities into meaning.