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Blue Tides and Silicon Currents: Navigating Political Shifts and the AI-pocalypse
Blue Wave Slams Utah We had a pleasant surprise with the election results on Tuesday night with the blue wave that gave control of Congress to the Democrats and broke the Utah House supermajority. The Utah Stonewall Dems saw potentially 16 of our endorsed candidates win their races, even though on Thursday, November 5, there were still late ballots that need to be counted. We had our first annual GayMe night Saturday, a potluck bring-your-own-game at the local Teamsters Hall


Beyond the Closet: Truth, Non-Violence, and the Courage to Be
There is something intimate about coming out to a friend about your instersexuality, especially if it was something hidden from you for over 30 years. Wondering if my semi-fertility was consistent with the variant I am pretty sure I have amassed enough evidence for, I posited that question to Google AI, and after an exchange of my personal and family history, it said it was not only consistent, but also explained the reason I was only semi-fertile in the first place. I then s


One Bite at a Time: Swallowing Elephants, Wrangling AI, and Protecting Human Grace
In Ordinary Grace, by William Kent Krueger, Frank’s Dad invites Father Peter Driscoll to dinner. After the meal, Jake and Frank are put to work doing the dishes. After finishing the dishes, Jake asks Frank what he wants him to do. Frank wakes to the threat of rain the next morning. His parents, Karl Brandt, Sheriff Gregor, and a deputy named Zollee Hauptman are drinking coffee at the kitchen table, with Gregor taking notes. As he listens, Frank learns that Ariel had been with
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