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About David Boles
David Boles is an author living and working in New York City. He is a Broadcaster, Podcaster and Playwright.
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Blog postThere is no guarantee of privacy on the internet. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles discusses the conflict between abortion rights, online privacy, and Republican government strongholds. Here is the story of a teenager's abortion gone wrong, Facebook's compliance with a lawful demand for information, and the State of Nebraska's want to punish women for having dominion over their bodies.3 days ago Read more
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Blog postWaardenburg Syndrome is a fascinating experience to live. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles shares a conversation with his friend, KathyHusker, who lives the life of Waardenburg without a moment of worry or regret. The living is in the life, not in the diagnosis. You can meet Kathy on our Discord server for more information:1 week ago Read more
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Blog postIt was an honor to be one of 10 in the world to be involved with the initial Alpha Test of Facebook’s support of NFTs — digital collectibles — between June 27 and July 22. During the initial test period, I interviewed several NFT Artists from across the world who were kind enough to share their work, and time, to explain their Art in relation to the distribution and sale of Non-Fungible Tokens. Here is the content of those engaging conversations!
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Blog postTaking one historic hoax and applying it to a future reality is common. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the want to take one bad idea, and then applying it to a completely different, worse, notion with the name of the meme being the only connectoid. The Peer Gynt onion, Google AI, Eliza Redux and the Squid Game gameshow are all examples of this misapplication of memeing.2 weeks ago Read more
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Blog postThere's nothing wrong with being on the Spectrum. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles discusses the Magnus Carlsen decision to not compete in the next World Chess Championship. The conversation then turns to the curious notion that Magnus may be on the Spectrum.3 weeks ago Read more
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Blog post1981 was the year of the assassin's bloodlust. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles shares his memories of one bloody year. In 1981, on March 30, President Regan was shot, on May 13, Pope John Paul II was shot, on October 06 of the same year, Anwar Sadat was murdered. Those "up close and personal" assassination attempts, and successes, were not new to the history of the world, but their cluster effect was raw, fresh, and frightening.1 month ago Read more
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Blog postMarc Blitzstein did not die in a car accident. Marc Blitzstein was murdered in Martinique on January 22, 1964. Blitzstein was the genius creator of "The Cradle Will Rock" with Orson Welles. Marc was also a collaborator with Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill on "Three Penny Opera." He also worked with Lillian Hellman's "Toys in the Attic." He was murdered for daring to be Gay in a foreign land.1 month ago Read more
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Blog postOver the last few months in the USA — and across the world ashore — it appears we now prefer to burn our women and children on the altar of a consecrated, conservative, authoritarian, religioso, madness! It’s Leda and the Swan now embedded forever in The Marble Palace — and there’s no clear way out of separating alarming myth from tragic reality. Now the majority women don’t control their bodies anymore. Now the minority swans own their bodies.
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Blog postA balloon loon loves the bloom of a helium loom. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles discusses what it means when a viewer has a helium balloon fetish and then asks for compliance.1 month ago Read more
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Blog postCan Judaism save abortion rights? In this Boles.tv live stream, David Boles takes on the idea that Jews can save a woman's right to choose. Can the Supreme Court of the United States remove centuries of Talmudic law to try and reverse Roe v. Wade? Plus, balloons.2 months ago Read more
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Blog postThere's a scam going around the Deaf community. There's an offer of big money in exchange for a little bit of money -- and Deaf people are getting ripped off by the scammers... who may also be Deaf people! There is no such thing as a government grant, community grant or not, that YOU have to pay for upfront. Don't touch your Cash.App, or your PayPal, or your 401K retirement fund! That money belongs to you, not the scammers!2 months ago Read more
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Blog postHow do we form a context for triggering events? How do time and confluence influence the meaning of "non-traditional" casting and access to opportunity? Where does reality and reaction begin and then start to unnaturally compose decisions in the field?2 months ago Read more
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Blog postIn my last article, I wrote admiringly about John Fetterman, and later that day he had a stroke; so I’m a little wary of writing about cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens again, lest they, too, continue their precipitous clambering downward trends. However, I am excited to write about the future importance of a decentralized information network, and to discuss how the blockchain will enhance freedom, and independence, and I want to firmly, and vehemently, set the expectation that NFTs will2 months ago Read more
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Blog postOh, the woe that is Jessica Seinfeld! Why write a book full of Vegan recipes and then promote the book as not being for Vegans? Huh? That's Seinfeld logic for you in play, and without action. A book about nothing. A text about never mind. A circus without a show.2 months ago Read more
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Blog postYou can feel the world as it was 45 years ago. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles takes you on a tour of three, excellent, movies from the 1970's: 3 Days of the Condor, The Parallax View and The Day of the Jackal. Through these movies, we find an aesthetic context with our childhood memes.3 months ago Read more
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Blog postNot all university instructors are created equal. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles digs into the miserable life of the Adjunct instructor at major universities. There are no benefits. No job security. No appreciation. It's just a lingering life of misery brought on by hope, contentment, and dedication to education.3 months ago Read more
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Blog postWhen a classis work of literature is complete, who has the right to edit? In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles takes on those who have the gall, and the hubris, to think they know more about Mark Twain's original intention than he did as the creator of his own work.3 months ago Read more
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Blog post[[[ UPDATE 05.15.22: John had a stroke the day this article was published! Please feel better soon, my friend, and yes, he’ll still punch you in the mouth from his hospital bed! ]]] John Fetterman is currently Pennsylvania Lt. Governor and he is also running to be a Senator from the same State. Sure, he’s 6’8″ tall. Yes, he doesn’t wear a tie. Of course, he prefers to wear hoodies. Because John Fetterman is tough. John Fetterman is what a Democrat used to be — and must be again: Of the land,3 months ago Read more
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Blog postWe live in a world where some people don't want us to know everything. Instead of teaching us, they want to block our access to minds found in other books. Their solution is to burn away ideas they do not like instead of letting sunshine reveal any flaws. Their definition of community is not worldwide, or universal, or communal, but rather based on hardline infidelities, and narrow limits.3 months ago Read more
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Blog postChildren of Narcissistic parents suffer young, but excel with age. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the reasons, and the causes, that create adult empaths out of traumatic childhood abuse at the hands of those responsible for caring for them.3 months ago Read more
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Blog postAfter yesterday’s Boles.tv live stream I received a curious email from YouTube informing me I had violated some sort of community guideline, and they were “Age-Restricting” my entire VOD upload. That meant no viewers under the age of 18, and my video would not be shown to anyone not logged into YouTube. I wasn’t sure if they were dinging my previous live stream, and video podcast episode, about William Hurt Raping Marlee Matlin or not, but I quickly learned discussing rape is okay for kids, b4 months ago Read more
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Blog postPeople campaigning for power promise liberalism but deliver repression. In this highlight, David Boles digs into the terribleness of promising one thing and then delivering the opposite. Subscribe to and watch the live video stream every weekday at 9am Eastern!4 months ago Read more
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Blog postAfter 27 years as a Mac man, Windows 11 erased me. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles walks you through the tar pit process of reinstalling Windows 11 from scratch after installing it for the first time 10 days ago.4 months ago Read more
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Blog postSome moments are not made for memory. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles takes a look at the monumental, and not inconsequential, bitch slap of Chris Rock by Will Smith. Plus, an examination on the gross virtue signaling of -- CODA -- this year's Best Picture.4 months ago Read more
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Blog postHow do you respond to those who defend abusers? In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles addresses the arguments some people make while defending rapists, murderers, and abusers.5 months ago Read more
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Blog postCommunication is the essence of survival. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the relationship between Naked and Afraid survivors when one has Asperger's and the other is trained in helping the disabled survive the wilderness.5 months ago Read more
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Blog postYes, it’s been 27 years since I last used a Windows machine on a regular basis. For 27 years I have been ham-holded and tongue-fisted deep in the bowels of the Apple universe. Alas, that regimented siloing of intention, and desire, is no more and the reason for the switch is simple: You just can’t stream live as well on a Mac machine as you can on a Windows machine. Here’s why:
Macs don’t handle playing a live stream video in a window very well. The experience for the viewe5 months ago Read more -
Blog postWe always need to evaluate the person behind the talent. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the talent of William Hurt in context against his abuse, and rape, of Marlee Matlin.5 months ago Read more
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Blog postWhat happens when a wounded child becomes a monster adult? In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles wonders about the sad life of Gary Gerhard Lauck -- The Nebraska Nazi -- who has dedicated his life to propaganda and hatred.5 months ago Read more
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Blog postToo many people misunderstand the layers of an onion. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles helps explain how, and why, the Peer Gynt peeling onion analogy is so often misused in mainstream culture.5 months ago Read more
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Blog postHow do we value virtual Art with ethereal payments? In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles looks at NFT Art as an investment, and shares his three pillars for the successful use, and longtime value, in purchasing NFT Art.6 months ago Read more
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Blog postCryptocurrencies and Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Artwork have been big in the news this week, and in many ways they are the path forward into the virtual future that shall become us. I love NFT Art, and I buy, and collect it, using the Ethereum cryptocurrency. Ethereum has become the standard currency for purchasing NFT Art because ETH hovers around $3k USD for one ETH coin while Bitcon hovers around $40k for a single coin. You can see below a mashup of five separate “Tokyo Punks” I purchased fr6 months ago Read more
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Blog postIn this highlight from the live stream, David Boles asks if it is taboo -- in a woke world -- to warn against a dangerous area? What happens when the unaware, and the innocent, step into a neighborhood trap? Is it prejudicial to say, "don't go there!"?6 months ago Read more
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Blog postCommunication defines us. Sometimes our intentions are clear, other times we struggle to be understood. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles shares an Oura ring rant, a Cherokee Nation Grammar lesson. He also explains why animals have a perceived longing for human language, and he finishes with a DNA sniffing databases.6 months ago Read more
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Blog postBe wary of over-friendly strangers. There's a scam afoot! In this Boles.tv streaming highlight, David Boles brings you into the world of the literary scammer, the money stealer, the Broadway faker, and the false reputation contender.6 months ago Read more
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Blog postFreud predicted the duplicitous virtue of the mechanical world. In this live stream highlight from Boles.tv, David Boles investigates the meaning of Freud's Uncanny, and he applies it to the ghosts from the past that haunt us in the Artificial Intelligence of today.6 months ago Read more
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Blog postHow we reconcile the genius talent against the corrupt soul? In this Boles.tv highlight, David Boles examines the relationship between talent and humanity. The person is flawed but their ability to entertain is perfection. How can we love the Artist and loathe the human being?6 months ago Read more
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Blog postWe now have a way to peer into our blood to determine depression. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles shares research that demonstrates a medical ability to determine depression based on a blood test.6 months ago Read more
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Blog postEugenics is cruelty without an end. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the hoary history of the worldwide eugenics moment that includes the Catholic Church, the Rockefeller Commission, the Mexican Revolution, California sterilization -- and finishes with high schooler CRISPRs to the sliced-DNA rescue!6 months ago Read more
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Blog postWho knew there was a connection between dentistry and archery? In this Boles.tv highlight, David Boles is surprised to find some dentists love to hunt Big Game as trophies -- and they use a bow and arrow to win their wonder.7 months ago Read more
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Blog postShadowbanning hateful users is an Art that deserves attention. In this Boles.tv live stream highlight, David Boles examines the absolute joy, and complete functionality, of Shadowbanning trolls and other bad behaviors that try to burn down a community discussion.7 months ago Read more
Titles By David Boles
For over two years I suffered curious constipation (even though I drank lots of water and got at least 30 grams of fiber a day) and a strange and sometimes painful swelling above and to the right of my pubic bone. I also had infrequent right side pain and infrequent right testicle discomfort. Sure, I went to doctors and complained and sought assistance, but the side pain was tossed off as indigestion and the testicle pain only brought a painful 10 minute hands on examination consisting of squeezing and turning my testes. Finally, the discomfort above my pubic bone was termed "nothing unusual" even though I told my physician that, every time I had a bowel movement, I could feel what felt like a string being plucked in that area as everything was evacuating....
You are purchasing this eBook to support the ongoing online publication of David Boles, Blogs located online at BolesBlogs.com where servers, bandwidth, and images support all have a rising, substantial, cost for production. Thank you! In this year’s volume, you’ll discover the world-shattering insurrection that blistered the United States on January 6. You’ll learn about Deaf Culture and how Apple tried to borrow language values that did not belong to them. You’ll also discover why Merrick Garland was absolutely the wrong person to lead the Department of Justice. Finally, you’ll be introduced to Boles.tv – streaming live every weekday at 9am Eastern. Plus, there’s a lot more in here for you!
In this year’s “Best Of” you’ll read about the ghosts of a small town newspaper, you’ll be riled up all over again in the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftereffects on the people, policy, and politics of American culture in a carceral nation. You’ll be taken back in time to the movie premier of “Ordinary People” and you’ll learn about the beauty, and the merits, of the sun and the beguiling moon.
Plus, more stories are in store for you! Read on!
You will discover 12 essays that concern the delights, and the condemnations, of the human condition. You are purchasing this book to help us cover our server and bandwidth costs for all David Boles projects that arc across the span of the year to reach beyond time. We never charge for any content you access online, and so, this yearly celebration of some of our work is the only means we have to formally request your financial support.
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There are no hyperlinks or fancy formatting in this ebook. In fact, this is a purposeful, old-timey, “flat file” publication — just like the old paper books of yore, where you start on page one, and finish reading on the last page. This is a mechanical choice of function, not a moral inspiration of cunning!
In this newsletter-as-book you’ll learn about the hardship of politics, the memetic movement of a new Human Meme podcast as well as the merits of giving up bits of yourself for the greater good. Every Mechanized Morality update starts with gears of the day, followed by questions from readers.
Do you know how to protect your cellular phone number from being stolen via SIM swapping? Read on, Macduff! As well, you’ll share in the harrowing story of Wikipedia deleting my page! What sort of permanent record of the internet allows other people to break the truth and bury facts?
Shingles is devastating to those with AIDS, or those who are over the age of 70, but you can get Shingles at any age. I was smacked with the virus -- on my face! -- in early-middle age, which sounds better than being stricken in the Middle Ages!
If you’ve never had Chickenpox, and if you then touch someone’s active Shingles blisters, you may get Chickenpox! Be wary if you are an adult over 18-years-old, because 50% of the deaths in the USA from Chickenpox every year are adults. If you’ve had Chickenpox, you can get Shingles by, again, touching the active blisters of someone with Shingles.
The Narcissistic Mother is an historic psychoanalytic diagnosis that removes virtue from some of the unassailably presumed tenets of motherhood. This fanciful autobiography is shared from the role of the obtuse outside observer, the para-omniscient elder self, and the Godforlorn point-of-view. What is real and what is painfully imagined is for you to decide.
The storytelling is purposefully shared in bright, taut, shards of childhood memory and in the bitter limpets of an insecure adulthood. The title of this book leads the example of the writing. This is not about the son, but rather about the mother’s effect upon the son.
If you unconditionally love your mother, and she you -- this may not a relatable book, unless you appreciate the Art of a slow self-immolation -- if, however, you’ve survived a tortured darkness where your mother set herself up to be your perfect, worst, enemy and best competitor, then this was written precisely for you.
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Paddy was born in the middle of winter during a crusting ice storm. It was a post-midnight January morning when his mother called her estranged husband to take her to the hospital in the middle of a blizzard. Waiting for her un-betrothed to pick her up at the home they’d build together, she carefully drew her lips into a purposeful pursing for the application of a thick, waxy, bloody lipstick -- triangulated by blistering black eyes and charcoal hair, all coordinated to enhance the darkness of her cold and unbeating heart.
She checked the reflection of her applications in the mirror and her bluing lips turned frosty as Marko’s headlights lit up the driveway. Paddy’s biological father arrived only by order of the court. Marko was to deliver his wife to the hospital for the birthing of his first-born son who was pre-born into a broken family.
Antonia emigrated from the Eastern Bloc long before it made a modern war transformation into a political pawn; and her cheating husband, Marko, was a Pact immigrant with fresh Shingles scars pocking his wrinkled face. The nerve virus was alive and eating his skin from the inside out.
Shingles suffering was not enough for Marko -- he had to visit his moral sins upon his estranged wife and unborn son as well. After a five-year marriage of inconvenience to Antonia, Marko decided he’d had enough of her reflective ways and decided to reflexively act in his own best interest, but never his son’s, and find another woman for breeding even though he’d already tossed away one unborn life in his wake.
Marko and Antonia had settled on a life together in the bland Midwest. They created a home dead in the center of the country bound by the remnants of a festering dust bowl where heat and humidity during the eternal Summer months backed up along the mountains and settled over an entire State -- to cook both livestock and people from within their August skins. That wasn’t living, it was suffering through inevitable death.
We celebrate the return of the magnificent Dr. Howard Stein -- in yet another exclusive article unearthed from the Prairie Voice Archives located on Boles.com!
Janna Sweenie is back with us in this volume, sharing information about her two latest efforts, a Boles Book for Becoming Job Ready and a Boles Book for Cheap Holiday Decor!
These articles are selected and curated for your enjoyment. Only the best, and most effective, work appears here. Every sale of this electronic book gets turned right around and reinvested in our server and bandwidth hosting costs so we may continue to create new on-the-record truths. We could not survive without the great spirit of your ongoing support.
This learning precis, this -- Boles Book for the Playwright in Society -- will examine, in detail, how the Playwright is a benefit to the social core and why we need the Playwright, in situ, examining the world. This book includes some of my private writing, my public online work in David Boles Blogs and other hidden inspirations found on the Boles.com Prairie Voice Archive.
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