Internet memory myth and Pope on learning
A reflection on whether Google and smartphones erode memory and intelligence. The piece cites digital amnesia and the Google Effect, argues against the idea that technology makes us dumber, and compares past fears about the printing press and modern Internet access. It asserts we remember where to find information and anticipates the Internet making us smarter.
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Spirit of Canada in Chetwynd Parade Reflections
Mayor Merlin Nichols reflects on what defines Chetwynd and Canada during the Canada Day parade. He praises ordinary workers and community spirit, noting spectators, Red Coat soldiers, volunteers, and services like Tansi library Search and Rescue and fire trucks. He argues Canada cares and supports free expression, affordable learning, and basic needs, ending with a disclaimer.
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