February 2022

What goes up must come down; what goes in will come out

Are you familiar with the word “ ALGORITHM”? The function of an algorithm is to deliver relevant content to users. The reason why social media platforms use algorithms as well as streaming channels, is to combine human knowledge and machine learning to create a decision making process that will guide the viewer to their preferences through the large amount of content that is available on each platform.

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When it’s time to settle with God

For this week’s article, I want to borrow a thought from Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the great 19th century expositor of England. He has often been referred to as the “Prince of Preachers, and was probably one of the greatest orators who ever lived. He once spoke about a man’s neglect of his soul and his future accountability to God. The following is the essence of his comments.

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What if I wrote about things that mattered?

I sometimes wonder if I am using editorial space properly by not espousing more on the worldly topics of the day, or hour, like how much chaos is going on at the southern border of the United States and what should be done about it. Or what if I felt comfortable putting myself out there and giving my two cents on how hard it is to get official comments on local crime or how wind-farm money is spent in Pratt County. Was the Super Bowl LVI worth the time and money spent?

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My favorite book of all time

It isn’t easy to select a favorite author or a favorite book, but I do have a favorite. I have written about Harper Lee before. “To Kill a Mockingbird” is often spoken of as a book for young readers. Yes, teachers often include it for their junior high students, but more accurately it is a book for all readers, in my opinion.

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