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  • The Vibe

    The Vibe

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    Timothy Smith
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    All the people, the few who had been left behind – employed (whatever that means) – pressing the odd key, asking the occasional perfectly corralled question, they scattered like dust motes, like language.

  • Trite and testy

    Trite and testy

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    Tim Smith
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    Why do Ai’s zealots take the road most travelled, usually by teenagers? Because they only think at surface level? Surely there must be more to it.

  • OpEds

    OpEds

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    Tim Smith

    Opinion pieces – don’t like them? I can only apologise and we can both move on with the rest of our lives.

  • Bach vs Ai

    Bach vs Ai

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    Noel Murphy
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    Sunday afternoon deep in the the Yorkshire winter, I was listening to Johann Sebastian Bach’s Goldberg Variations (played by Beatrice Rana) and I drifted into imagining dear old JSB writing at his piano as the candles were lit and the sun set.  I thought of him finishing up and then trudging through the snow in…

  • A Childless Father’s Day

    A Childless Father’s Day

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    Tim Smith
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    It took me a while to face the fact that I couldn’t stop being a father after my child passed away. Mark Zuckerberg’s mad plan to pay-per-zombie our loved ones wouldn’t have helped.