Michael Reich Easier to die with current tech Maybe social media makes it easier to let go of everything when we die. Instead of having deep, physical evolutionary bonds with special people, we have 20,000 followers who only know us through some tiny avatar lost in a sea of chat. When you die it'll be like you were never there in the first place. Take me awayMichael Reich PhD is a postdoctoral teaching associate at Northeastern University where he studies and teaches how to utilize the political theory of deliberative democracy in writing classrooms as well as the effects of propaganda theory in the digital age. His poetry has appeared in Chagrin River Review.
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posted by mark young at 11:26 AM
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This work is insightful and well-written by a brilliant visionary filled with insight. I can't wait to see what comes next for this young writer.
Nicely done, Michael.
You made me laugh when I came to the final stanza of the first poem.
The drawing was great: loved how you made the complex so simple, where the nuances of colors are distant in a world of strict dualities.
Thank you for sharing.
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