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Patrick Robinson : Points of view

by Patrick Robinson

Photographer/writer/journalist Patrick Robinson has a point of view.

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Episodes

  1. The Monsters We Build

    A 1956 Science Fiction Forbidden Planet has lessons for those working on AI systems today.

  2. Betty made me happy; Selling her made me sad

    Cars, especially for men, are like timestamps of a period life. They carry many memories both good and bad... but when you love the car it hurts to let it go.

  3. The Menashe family, an appreciation

    Jack and Linda Menashe and their large extended family of relatives, friends and seemingly everyone they ever met prove that great people are that way because they treat others with love and respect.

  4. What's next for 60 Minutes? Here's my suggestion

    The settlement of the lawsuit by CBS with the Trump Administration is a travesty and a true low point for journalism. But there's a way to not only save face but use this sad turn of events to the nation's advantage.

  5. Why Zelenskyy was concerned

    Some history explains why security for Ukraine matters

  6. The democratization of media

    Media has been democratized but it has led to more division

  7. The future faster

    Artificial intelligence is moving very quickly and we are not prepared for what it will bring. We need to be.

  8. The punch of emotions

    Emotions can cement memories. That makes it your responsibility to make others feel good

  9. The Angel Bed

    Each of my brothers and I slept in what our parents called The Angel Bed. It was a simple bed but we each learned a lot there.

  10. What if we were attacked like Israel?

    How would the United States deal with an attack similar to the one Israel suffered?

  11. The epidemic of wrong

    We all know when we are doing the wrong thing. Yet we seem to be doing more wrong things than ever before. Perhaps we need an effort to remind us to do what’s right.

  12. The Dickhead Adjustment

    People intentionally behaving badly won’t change simply because we get angry and lash out.

  13. What happened to American whimsy?

    Gentle humor seems to be in short supply these days

  14. Speed kills

    Slow down, you move too fast

  15. Breaking news

    What is value to you in breaking news? It’s way less than you might think

  16. The journalistic standard

    You can easily be the victim of seeing only one side of something if you only pay attention to information you agree with

  17. Evil must be met head on with more than just guns

    Empathy and compassion are the only way forward after evil is destroyed

  18. Facebook and identity theft

    It’s easy to think you are not vulnerable… but you most certainly are.

  19. Even if

    Mistrust is like a cancer. Sowing it is evil

  20. Living for your cells

    We are a collection of many cells. You in fact are a neighborhood.

  21. Happy birthday to me

    Time in life adds perspective and makes you grateful

  22. What do you think of the police?

    The way we see the police is at odds with how they see themselves. The answer is more information

  23. Yield to your right and other lessons we seem to have forgotten

    The government has a role to play in helping us all get along

  24. Institutionalized lying

    For a democracy to function we must be able to trust what we are told

  25. New Depression Blues

    I’ve been a songwriter for a long time. Not a good one mind you. But in 1982 I wrote one with my friend and brother that taught me a lot.

  26. Stay uncertain

    Whatever you believe, it’s a good idea to remain unconvinced you are completely right.

  27. Harry and me

    The cutting edge in the 80’s was an important time

  28. The need for human thinking inside machines

    AI and machine learning have the potential to change major aspects of life. But that means thinking very hard about the humanity we install too

  29. Grateful for close calls

    When you have come close to death you appreciate life more

  30. Believe it to see it

    Plant your ideas in fertile ground and keep on believing.

  31. Be kind not coarse

    The only way to counteract the growing rudeness is through kindness

  32. My lucid dream

    I had a lucid dream about my brother who passed away last year. He came to see me and make some repairs.

  33. Entitled and angry is no way to go through life

    Entitled people need to stop. Others need to walk away from them.

  34. Heidi Williams; A last portrait

    Sometimes being there is what matters most

  35. Weaponizing partisanship

    Your political hatred is being used

  36. Nicodemus

    My father had many stories from his childhood and some are pretty funny.

  37. What does hate accomplish ?

    Hate destroys, love builds.

  38. The ripple effect of anger

    The way we respond to stress doesn't have to be all emotion all at once. By learning to step back a moment we can all reduce the anger around us.

  39. The boy with the sewed on foot

    My father Gerald S. Robinson loved his childhood and wrote about it often. This is one of his stories.

  40. Preventing gun violence

    A national call center and awareness campaign along with a national red flag law can save many lives

  41. Fixing the primary issues around homelessness

    I believe that proximity is a primary issue regarding drug use and crime associated with homelessness. Here’s my suggestion on how to address that.

  42. Selfishness vs Altruism

    Your words define your reality. Where do yours fit?

  43. How much bandwidth do you have?

    Letting yourself be manipulated by people and companies who want to use you to make money is just foolish.

  44. Human intent

    What you intend has consequences

  45. Wrong is wrong

    One political party is attempting to create an autocracy in America. We must oppose this effort in every way

  46. Covid isn’t deadly enough

    When is it enough to take seriously?

  47. Parades and pride and pushing

    When you get roped into something just keep pushing until it’s over

  48. Flow

    Creating art is often done by entering a state of mind where ideas flow freely.

  49. Too much politics

    Why infuse politics into everything? Step back the next time you want to have an argument.

  50. Context

    Critical thinking means seeing beyond your own feelings of loyalty and trust.

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