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Hidden, practicing cogitation
Hidden in the fog, warm sun shining through, the city by the bay lingers in the fog. I’m practicing cogitation: the act of thinking deeply…
What’s hidden behind the clouds is still there. What’s behind our faces, our actions and our words is sometimes hidden as well. There is silence out there, reaching out into the water. You can listen to what it has to say by just being in it.
Reminds me of a writer I see often
AI, marketing and humor
Sleuthing… Sifting… Mulling… Triangulating… Cogitating… Crystalizing… Honing…
You have a business, vision and you’re using AI to get started. But you can’t quite articulate why anyone should care about your cause. That’s where I come in…
Marketing begs for attention—the promotion of services and products, with an end toward making a sale or gaining a following. I listen to and read articles and books on marketing, but many are dry material and lead to yawning…
But humor gets my attention.
Words, phrases or gestures that have multiple meanings
Does twirling your hair really mean you are nervous? Does [...] really mean something obvious? What about the source behind being late, or a silent response to a question?