Three Ways to View the World
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Challenge the author and his views on all topics related to expanding your perspectives on the future, past and present of the human experience now and in the long to-morrows.
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Cool commentary on current human peccadilloes MACROSCOPIC TOPICS Toe-holds on the slopes of the MATTERHORN of Human Maturation. It is a struggle for each human to make the long climb from infancy through adulthood to the final quietus. These topics do not pretend to tell any one human how to live their life; they only try to encourage thinking on the various phases. EXX-RAYS FROM THE AGING CAGE Visions from the good and productive side of growing older. The purpose in these visions is to throw some light on the need for a positive attitude. Exercise for the brain keeps major negatives outside the cage. Together with appropriate physical initiatives that make sure the mental walls are free from sealed cage doors. COSMIC CYBERTREKS Explorations in the mega void of the universe … a challenge. Time is eternal, and space is infinite in the cosmos. In terms of measuring events in the universe, where occurrences are matured over many millions of years, using Earth’s rules as a guide for establishing cosmic laws is an invisible drop of spit in the seas. The trek experiences are fascinating and challenge accepted dogma for so many concepts of what is logical out in the void.
About the Author
William A. Salo is a well-matured writer with a lifetime of historical experiences in the ways of living through a higher education, varied career options, parenthood, and a pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force during WWII, then an active, interesting and very busy retirement. He is married to Lois, has three children, two grandsons, and is busily living a virile life as a super senior. He has been writing for many years in commercial and personal venues.