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Colourful Mystery
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Description: Somewhere in the etheric realm, a purpose is born. It gives arise to a visionary direction.


Door to Unknown
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Description: Walking in a straight direction within a white hallway with corridors leading to known robotic outcomes, except one door. A step is made through the door to unknown.


Hooded Man
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Description: After a few terms of lifetime, awaken and slowly being activated with abilities. There are choices to be made.


Sunset
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Description: A choice to set a plan in motion. The plan unfolds itself.


In The Sky
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Description: An unfolded choice is made to fly soar through clouds to the sky of possibilities.


Golden Woman
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Description: The heart is the purpose of direction to possibilities. It takes you to anywhere you want to be.

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I like it.

Reads like a web comic.

That was cute. Still have yet to watch Babe.

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I've been wondering this for a while now..

With the current antibiotic resistance and super bugs on the rise, I wondered if just rubbing your hands together, without soap/water kills germs or if it would be like trying to crush a baseball with the grand canyon..


WASHING HANDS: FACT VS. FRICTION

The 15-Second Friction is touted by public health officials. Even first-graders are taught its importance.

The "Friction" is the rubbing together of your hands (not just the water and the soap), which gives a good whack to the germs you've picked up on door knobs, telephones, countertops and other surfaces shared with others.
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Hand sanitizer smells and feels awful and taking cash and credit cards from crowds of people over cold/flu season, can be pretty nerve wracking.

Rubbing my hands together vigorously or on my jeans to kill germs, seemed a good way to kill potential pathogens in between bathroom visits.

I got the idea recalling the smashed protozoa from science class where the glass top slide, was dropped too hard.

Seems bacteria and viruses would crush in a similar fashion.

Random thoughts.

Funny..but not haha funny.

I bought a thing at a yard sale
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Alright. Enough with the books. Let’s see what the equivalent of $800 bought you forty years ago. Looks like some cable and alligator clips.

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A reminder that this cost more than an Atari 2600 (which was just $199 in 1979).

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Shakespeare liked neat endings. The cessation of potential.

I wonder how he would of rewrote Back to the Future.

Eerily familiar shadows.

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WeWork founder Adam Nuemann claimed Saudi Crown Prince, Jared Kushner and himself would 'save the world', claims new Vanity Fair profile of 'guru-like' CEO
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I know nothing about Adam Nueman but if there are 2 creepier people than Kushner and the Saudi Prince..I have yet to see them.

The road to Hell is paved with good intention..


Earth is(about to be) Hell and lorded over by Demon Princes that believe in their own divinity. They are morally bankrupt due to their very real power given to them, by other men.

I may be entirely convinced at this point. Just how prevalent is the 'messiah complex' and why..

Time to take it back.


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The open source projects backed by communities across the world can improve the world, and does to some degree. For an example, about 90% of OS and apps I use are open source.

The so-called "Saviours" are not needed, because everyone can contribute as proved by the open source projects. I learned that saviours are those whom desire self-importance and can only lead to elitism behaviours and thus potentially enable or exercise power actions over people, reducing their/our freewill decisions and actions which is something that some people and myself included don't want that.

I remember Zen on other site says something along this line; "Everyone is scholar". With an additional thought by myself, everyone is scholar in their own way. Well, yeah. And other saying, everyone each holds a piece of jigsaw puzzle in a way.

Look at this thing.

They just bought a town.

The world is totally insane.

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Diamond thieves steal jewellery 'worth up to a BILLION EUROS' from German museum in possibly world's biggest heist after making off with three 'priceless' sets commissioned by 18th century royalty
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America’s Messiah Complex

Each of the messiahs profiled by Morris brought with them various idiosyncrasies, but none could top Cyrus Teed, aka Koresh, whose theology led to perhaps the most gruesome post-mortem life of any god or prophet. Teed had built a successful commune (the Koreshan Unity) in southwestern Florida with his puritanical critique of mainline churches, which, he argued, “prostituted” their members through the debased institution of marriage.

Through celibacy and religious purification, Teed instructed his followers, they would “translate” from their corrupt, mortal forms to a bisexual, immortal new body. (Teed’s cosmology didn’t stop there; among his many arguments, he preached that we lived on the inside of a hollow globe—directly above our heads is China, only it’s blocked by the sun.) He also told his followers that he was the living God, and that upon his death he would be the first to translate into this new, utopian form. So when Teed died in December, 1908, the Koreshans put his corpse in a bathtub and waited.
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Elon Musk and the Cult of the Celebrity Savior

Musk’s concrete plan remains unclear, though he added that he would organize a weekend in Flint to “add filters to those houses with issues.” The proposal rapidly rang up likes, and replies oozing with admiration, including one Twitter fan who expressed concern that Musk was letting his humanitarian impulses interfere with the work of creating very expensive electric cars. “You’re the most influential person on earth right now and you’re already working on some of the most challenging problems facing mankind. If you don’t stay focused, it will take you longer to achieve,” the fan remonstrated.

Elon Musk’s adoring fans — who flock to his Tweets in the hundreds, laud his successes, and even write erotica about him — typify a deeply American idolization of the wealthy. His direct engagement of fans and foes alike gives him an outsize footprint online, even for a much-lauded Silicon Valley billionaire, and fans have responded in kind. Musk devotees savage his detractors, portraying him as a savior, someone on the verge of changing humanity’s future.
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Stable genius..


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