This is a special present from SoundEagle🦅 to Ray Cormier.
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Dear Ray Cormier
Thank you for visiting and commenting here after having interacting with you at your most recent post entitled “THE PERILS OF MOVING TO A CASHLESS SOCIETY as follows:
Hello Ray,
This is a very well-written post, even more so considering that you have not published for months. I would therefore like to inform you that I have greatly enjoyed perusing your post entitled “THE PERILS OF MOVING TO A CASHLESS SOCIETY“, in which you have revealed many implications, some of which could be dire or unruly.
Thank you for your unfettered exposé on these matters, which can be further couched in, and examined through, historical, technological and socioeconomical analyses of (post)modernity as well as cultural evolution in general and sociopolitical conflict in particular. There are now many more consequential precipices at which humanity has found itself reckoning with existential crises, whilst fathoming the great riddle of life and reconciling with its own limits, hubris and fragility.
Whilst it is timely to investigate the perils of moving to a cashless society, it can also be highly illuminating in fathoming the perils of moving to an ageless society. I have entertained some highly plausible dystopian scenarios with significant risks for the future of humanity. In addition, I often explore the intersections of art and science, of public and private spaces, of the cultural and the technological. Whilst I concede that technology offers enormous unexplored potential allowing emerging artists to express themselves in unprecedented ways, I do have certain concerns and caveats regarding science “reproducing” reality and artists representing it. In a special post, I have endeavoured to give a very good inkling of the kind of society that humans might be heading towards. Looking into the future, here is an entry in my sociology, philosophical anthropology and cultural history journal entitled “Facing the Noise & Music: Playgrounds for Biophobic Citizens“, published at
Pushing forward another 50 years or (much) less, we could indeed end up in the scenario as described in my said post. As you can discover in the said post, there will be plenty of far-reaching ramifications in multiple domains of human life, some of which are irreversible. Should you decide to peruse my said post, I look forward to reading your feedback there. The post takes the perspective of sociology, philosophical anthropology and cultural history.
I welcome your input there and am curious to know what you make of my said post. Please enjoy!
Happy March to you! Wishing you a productive springtime doing or enjoying whatever that satisfies you the most!
Yours sincerely,
SoundEagleGiven your background and interest, your making further perusal and comment here regarding the profound implications and existential ramifications of the ageless (and biophobic) society is highly appreciated. Thank you in anticipation.
Your ongoing concern about and dejection over the severe lack of traction of visitors to your blog are understandable. If you would like your website to be optimized for better exposure and performance, you are very welcome to invite and designate SoundEagle🦅 as an administrator of your website. For your convenience, clicking the large title below will instantly transport you to the following article explaining how to do so:
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Dear Ray Cormier
Please be informed that your blog is now visually striking and much improved in the function, presentation and organization of its contents as well as augmented and optimized for better exposure and performance. Simply visit and scroll any post of your blog from top to bottom to see a plethora of features introduced and grouped strategically by SoundEagle🦅, the new administrator of your website. Please enjoy!
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Wow! The changes you made SoundEagle improved the look so much better than it was. Did you work on that all night or Day wherever you are?
I am so positively impressed and grateful for your help. How could you make so many changes in so short of a Time?
Since we’re both hosted by WordPress, I haven’t changed the theme since I started the Blog in 2011. Obviously you have a greater talent than I do in making a Blog pleasing to the eye. WordPress has introduced so many new free themes, maybe it’s Time for a change?
Again, I’m so pleased with how you improved my Blog. Many Thanks and Blessings!
Peace
Ray
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Dear Ray Cormier
You are certainly very welcome! There are still more improvements introduced to your blog even as this very comment is being submitted.
Please kindly refrain from changing the theme as many of the improvements could be easily undone. Furthermore, since your blog has now been optimized, altering any other settings could have adverse effects and results. You may now just sit back and enjoy the fruits of SoundEagle🦅’s labour.
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SoundEagle, when I started my Blog in 2011, I searched for images and videos that were relevant to the themes of my posts with great enthusiasm to make it more attractive as you do with yours.
In the 11 months of 2011there were some 14,000 visitors. In 2012 there were over 24,000 visitors.
Most of those people came from finding my Blog included in the results of a Google search not looking for me or my Blog.
Google changed their algorithm in 2013 and that year, visitors dropped by two thirds and have been going down since then. Last month, there were 13 Days with not 1 visitor, so I’ve lost a lot of enthusiasm which explains the long time since my last post December 13, 2022. I was happy to see you as the 1st one to like and comment on https://rayjc.com/2024/03/03/the-perils-of-moving-to-a-cashless-society/ posted Today.
You may be interested in this article posted 5 years ago,
Peace
Ray