Jeff’s Journal
Welcome to Jeff’s Journal, where musings, memories, and meaningful moments sometimes converge. Here you’ll find my reflections on life, observations from the road, and the occasional philosophical rabbit hole. Glad you’re here!
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Closer to Home
All of this thinking about information, entropy, and what’s fundamental has been happening alongside something much closer to home, and in some ways, more real. So, I thought I’d share… In the last 3 months, I received the news that my half-sister, Jennifer and half-brother, Jack, both died. They died in their sleep. The cause…
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I’m Back! Research Update
Greetings! I have been on an intentional blogging hiatus and have not posted anything since last March. I did so because of the need I felt to focus on researching and learning about my latest intellectual passion, sometimes referred to as the physics of information. This is the somewhat flowery name for the theory that…
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My Photo Editing Process
A brief description of the process I use to edit and publish my photos.
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A Brief Introduction to Crypto Currency
A brief introduction to cryptocurrency. Consider this a primer.
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After the Fall (post-election)
Me, trying to deal with the aftermath of emotions following Trump’s win.
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An Evening with Richard Dawkins
A brief discussion of my attending a talk by Richard Dawkins.
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July 2024 Catching Up!
In this post I describe the experience I had ingesting magic mushrooms for the first time in 50 years.
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Remembering Tommy Johnson – A Friend for Life
A memorial to my life-long friend, Tommy Johnson, from Duluth, Minnesota.
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Catching Up!
Wow, it’s been more than a month since my last blog post. I guess a lot has been going on, so I thought I’d drop this post just to share. As usual, Fall 2023 entered with what can only be described as someone flipping a switch! It’s like this every year. Two weeks ago we…
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They Don’t Necessarily Know What They Are Talking About!
The following is another anecdote from my childhood This one has to do with the time I had a grade school teacher tell me a bald-faced lie, which I believed, and it probably altered the course of my life. I attended Duluth Sacred Heart grade school from kindergarten through 8th grade. Growing up I, like…









