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John Pavley, SVP Eng @ News Corp

NYC
Joined February 2008
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Rereading @DavidBrin โ€˜s Uplift Trilogies during the Great Pandemic. Hard science, romance, adventure, aliens, big vision! (Snap of the last 3 books)
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Looking past quarantine... let's pause amid the gloom and assume that we'll prevail! Where are we headed for our next bold adventure?davidbrin.blogspot.com/2020/โ€ฆ
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Thank you steak-umm. You are role model of stoic reasoning! โ€“ at Cranbury, NJ
here are some thoughts on how we can come together amidst this pandemic and economic crisis, despite the challenges of misinformation, media inundation, partisanship, and cultural polarization. THREAD
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Clock face "Secondo" I created using clockology. #clockology (when seconds count)
Mom was right: fresh air and sunlight! medium.com/@ra.hobday/coronaโ€ฆ โ€“ at Cranbury, NJ
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Iโ€™m completely sure this virus is not the end of civilization as we know it. But COVID-19 isnโ€™t a problem we can solve with a pill. And most of the problems the world faces going forward are like viruses: unexpected, slow start, massive scale, and no easy answers.
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The stores here in NJ are out of bread, milk, and butterโ€”but isnโ€™t all that fat and starch bad for you anyway?
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Hey software engineers: While youโ€™re working from home, now might be a good time to suggest a feature freeze and focus on improving your code and tooling. When the world returns to normal we will all need to move fast to catch up!
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Itโ€™s Monday. Doing my duty and isolating socially. As an infamous introvert this is not a problem for me. But I feel bad for my extrovert friend and family.
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โ€œWe have so little leisure now that we have invented so many labor-saving devices.โ€ Will & Ariel Durant wrote this line 1963. Seems to have become even more true. โ€“ at Cranbury, NJ
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Of course, in our today, nobody reads Paradise Lost, of any of these significant works, cover to cover. I canโ€™t. I donโ€™t have the patience or time. Still, I feel I have lost something by not reading it. โ€“ at Cranbury, NJ
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Iโ€™m glad I got to learn the โ€œbackstoryโ€ of Paradise Lost and the uncompromising poet who created it. This knowledge, in itself, is almost enough. โ€“ at Cranbury, NJ