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This site explores Las Vegas as a place where culture, technology, and change meet in real time.
Take a look around—nothing here is rushed, and everything is intentional.

Written from Las Vegas by Randolph Lewis.

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Taking a Writing Break

Do you need a break? From what? I need a blogging break. Then I should revise, revise and maybe some more revising.

Riding a Harley in Las Vegas: My Wild West Story on Two Wheels

If someone asks what I do for fun, I don’t even think about it. I pridely declare I ride a Harley-Davidson. What I enjoy most in my free time is riding my Harley. Las Vegas is a city of extremes, so riding here feels like a crossing between two worlds. In One direction, the city…

Let’s Visit the Original Disneyland

“Dreams aren’t childish, imagination isn’t wasted, and believing isn’t weak.” I’ve been to Walt Disney World in Orlando.I’ve been to Disneyland Paris. I do live my life like I’m a character in a Walt Disney movie. Disney’s movie makers designed the theme parks. Naturally, I enjoy visiting movie theme parks and suspending my disbelief to…

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Here are some of my posts.
I write about Las Vegas—the city where technology, entertainment, and social change collide under neon light.
Vegas doesn’t just reflect culture; it pressure-tests it.
What looks like excess is often experimentation, and what feels unreal usually becomes real somewhere else later.

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Illustration of a deep-sea energy generation system, featuring a drilling platform with flash steam turbines above water, connected to a tall vertical pipe leading to a hot-rock reactor and deep-sea intake turbines below.

Cover of the 20th Century Blues Review, Volume 3, featuring The Rolling Stones performing with Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy, highlighting their historic 1981 jam in Chicago.
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