Mad World

what do you think are the probabilities of a thread on glp not getting trolled are? lol

It would be ideal if we could make it better here..so people don't have to look forward to death, on the hope it gets better.

We can do and be so, much better. It's hard to fathom how bad it has become sometimes.


I know what hopeless feels like very well..when you get there, you don't ever want other people to feel it either. Especially entire multitudes of hopeless people.

Nothing is more dangerous than someone with nothing left to lose. Other than a huge group of them..


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the materialistic world is geared toward winners and losers. a few winner a lot of losers! lol

They are at different levels of the edge of no return.

That's all I have for you. I'm not a physicist. I'm an observer.


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the mouse utopia. the exponential growth pattern does seem to have a correlation with people!

well, you've claimed to have been to the void! lol

what does no echo mean in regards to tracking a void object. what does your intuitive sense say? lol

Oblivion.

If I could compare it poorly to anything, like when Robin Williams goes back to rescue his wife in Hell, in What Dreams May Come.

There are no memories there, so you forget yourself or that you even existed, or what existence even is.

Like being a part of a giant black infinite lake.


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I watched this for the first time a few nights back.

Are we doomed to play out our fears, when offered a world of potential?


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when you see, does your clarity not extend to deriving answers or are you left, ignorant, not a bad word, to the the clairvoyance you've witnessed? lol

There was nothing to see there. My eyes didn't exist nor ever existed..but still carried a vague awareness enough for me to come back here and try to describe it.

Oblivion is one thing, and nothing, and everything all at the same time.

Like an ocean. I don't know how to describe it better than that.


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Other way to describe it would be like being in the womb. With no concept of outside or what you even are. You're just floating there.

You don't know you're wet, because you don't know any different.

You don't know anything. You just float in warm and pulse.

That's it. It's nice but that's all it is. You'll never know any different unless you're squeezed out by your screaming mother and she experienced the most painful/difficult challenge of her life only and then beginning said challenge.

And so it goes for us all.


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Ultrasound.

That's funneh.

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thanks seer, nice talking to you again. sometimes it's difficult dealing with you when you get in a mood! it's like there is no reaching you. you get your dander's all in a druthers.

we can communicate reasonably if we try! lol

An ultrasound probe works somewhat like radar. It sends high-frequency (megahertz) sound waves into the body. ... And, in some cases, ultrasound works even better in space than it does on Earth
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makes sense, a low long pulse for penetration! ultra sound works best in cavities! lol

good night seer, have a happy father's day! lol

Ever watch a baby being born?

They call it crowning. A lot has to happen before it ever gets that far. But somehow it does. Over and over.


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That was beautiful. Thanks.

Happy Father's Day.


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How Pepsi briefly became the 6th largest military in the world

In the late 1980s, Russia's initial agreement to serve Pepsi in their country was about to expire, but this time, their vodka wasn't going to be enough to cover the cost.

So, the Russians did what any country would do in desperate times: They traded Pepsi a fleet of subs and boats for a whole lot of soda. The new agreement included 17 submarines, a cruiser, a frigate, and a destroyer.

The combined fleet was traded for three billion dollars worth of Pepsi. Yes, you read that right. Russia loves their Pepsi.
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