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5-6-08: 3rdmilieux.com and protecting yourself online3rdmilieux.com is meant to accomplish several different things, one being to serve a special e-commerce role for all my sites, by hosting pages created through offers like Make a name for yourself online! and Your future as legend begins here!
Another purpose for 3rdmilieux.com is to house projects and efforts not really suitable for jrmooneyham.com or jmooneyham.com. Such as possibly an interactive, online version of Pathfinder at some point (at the moment only the static text of the application resides there).
Yet another thing 3rdmilieux.com may do is offer a stronger focus on the cutting or bleeding edge of technology and the future.
Yes, I know jrmooneyham.com already hosts my speculative future history timeline-- but that's basically a reference book for all things future-- as well as past (with its perspective supplements regarding yesteryear). More of an encyclopedia, rather than a newspaper or blog.
3rdmilieux.com will expand upon all that with contemporary technology how-tos and trends, hopefully more readily adapted for personal use than such things found elsewhere among my pages. Like Turnabout is fair play-- How you can turn the tables on government, corporate, and private spies and censors, both online and off.
The sight of Hell through rose-colored glasses doesn't improve the view for me! is my latest rant there, regarding the snake oil salesman of futurism. Previous entries have included Omens of calamities to come and Coming medical miracles.
I hope you like it!
5-2-08: Pathfinder makes a comeback!4-22-08: Fresh red meat for liberals4-15-08: Under the Bush Administration, America's increasingly been hanging out with the wrong crowd4-6-08: Something which only seems out of character for this web site: Notes on a movie concept about the games of sex and love in high school and/or college3-20-08: Life as a zombie: the aftermath of my second cataract operation2-18-08: It's the great American mystery of our time: why times are getting harder instead of better1-21-08: Part two of Are we there yet? America's de facto domestic and foreign policies of artificial scarcity and institutionalized povertyConsidering all the handicaps I'm currently working under, I feel pretty good about getting this far with the thing!
1-6-08: What to do, what to do...!9-25-07: America's lack of universal health insurance even hurts old folks on Medicare9-3-07: America has a black hole where its heart should beThe corporate titans actually profit two different ways from this never-ending war footing. One, they make obscene profits selling ever fancier weapons systems and related gear to the government. Two, they make bigger profits in the healthcare industry than is allowed or accepted in any other nation on Earth (but for possibly third world countries and banana republics), since only the US among otherwise modern nations offers no universal healthcare for its citizens.
And why doesn't America provide universal healthcare? The corporate-owned media and politicians tell us it's because we need to stay on a constant war footing, spending half a trillion dollars per year or more, to battle ever smaller and tinier and harder-to-find villains, who apparently now live in caves in the wilderness...
And enough Americans accept this argument to allow our government to continue pouring all our universal healthcare money (and other funds) down the military drain.
8-19-07: Anime review: Naruto and Bleach7-25-07: Things only Americans worry about (compared to the citizenry of other modern democracies)7-23-07: Stephen King could have been God (if he’d been born 6,000 years earlier)7-18-07: In the very worst real-world calamities to ever strike mankind throughout history, only Clark Kent-- not Superman-- could have saved the day7-18-07: The state of America, mid-20077-5-07: Cheap and easy summer home cooling ideas7-5-07: Are we there yet?
Sometime soon humanity should be hitting a techno-economic tipping point, after which all the basics of life like food, shelter, transport, and medical care would logically become dramatically easier and cheaper to obtain7-1-07: Hysterical shrinking America the guilty