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“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.”- Martin Luther King

The other night I found a I'm assuming a hatched, cracked open bird egg in the grass and watched a spider crawl into it. lol

Nice word.

Interesting symbolism

The cicadas are coming and what they don’t say is their main predator is copperheads. Meaning there will be an uptick boom of the copperhead family in the after effects.

Appreciated Marco.

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Scores of Palestinians in East Jerusalem wounded on holy night
Israeli police crack down again on protesters outside the Old City where tens of thousands prayed at Al-Aqsa Mosque.

An estimated 90,000 Muslim worshippers prayed at the nearby Al-Aqsa Mosque on Islam’s holy night of Laylat al-Qadr – or the “Night of Destiny”, the most sacred of prayers during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan – on Saturday.

Some stayed on to protest Israeli plans to forcibly expel Palestinian families from their homes on land claimed by illegal nope settlers in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem.


Last Edited by Siyo on 05/09/2021 10:22 AM

Many Israelis are as outraged as there are Palestinians that is not covered by mainstream news. To forcibly remove from a land is reminiscent of the trail of tears. Settlers to steal homes is inhumane. Shot if defended or if stay. Obviously, it has been shown constantly that many Israelis and Palestinians have coexisted in peace. You can’t even steal bread in Bethlehem, it is given. lol
Systematic takedown of international law is what is going on. If law is obsolete, it is lawless.
International condemnation should always be swift when it is clear.
Under international law, Israeli settlements are deemed illegal and are widely denounced.
With that 3.8 billion, Build some houses to house the settlers. Not that difficult.

Drama.....in the Middle East is the performance of a life time is why many of these old magicians want to provoke the hand of god before they go.

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Happy mother's day, Fancy..

Be well.

-doobs

Thanks! Lol

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For decades, cosmologists have wondered if the large-scale structure of the universe is a fractal — that is, if it looks the same no matter how large the scale. After completing massive surveys of galaxies, scientists finally have an answer: No, but kind of, in a way.

In the early 20th century, astronomers — beginning with Edwin Hubble and his discovery of the enormous distance to Andromeda, the closest galaxy to our own Milky Way — started to realize that the universe is almost unimaginably vast. They also learned that we can see galaxies scattered about, both near and far. And so, naturally, a question arose: Is there any sort of pattern to the arrangement of those galaxies, or is it totally random?

But in the late 1970s, galaxy surveys became sophisticated enough to reveal the beginnings of a pattern in the arrangement of galaxies. Besides the clusters, there were also long, thin filaments of galaxies. There were broad walls. And then there were the voids — vast expanses of nothing. Astronomers called it the cosmic web. This pattern would violate the cosmological principle, because it would mean that large regions of the universe did not look like other large regions of the universe.

If the fractal universe idea is true, then we should see our local cosmic web embedded inside a much larger cosmic web. If it's wrong, then at some point, the cosmic web should stop being a cosmic web, and a random, large-enough chunk of the universe should look (statistically) like any other random chunk.

The result is homogeneity, but on a mind-blowing scale. You have to go up to around 300 million light-years before the universe appears homogeneous.

The universe is definitely not a fractal, but parts of the cosmic web still have interesting fractal-like properties. For example, clumps of dark matter called "halos," which host galaxies and their clusters, form nested structures and substructures, with halos holding sub-haloes and sub-sub-halos inside those.

Conversely, the voids of our universe aren't entirely empty. They do contain a few faint dwarf galaxies, and those few galaxies are arranged in a subtle, faint version of the cosmic web. In computer simulations, the sub-voids within that structure contain their own effervescent cosmic webs, too.

Mitakuye Oyasin Science says homogeneity lol

Like charges repel each other. No matter how strong a charge, it will be lost over time. The atoms will give up the electrons(the ghost) as its natural state is to be neutral, not charged.

Did the stone builders know static electricity forms on surfaces of rubber, plastic, and glass to cause lightning?

If the fox knows, so do they, lol

The Union of Justice.

All these trophies, all the battles we’ve fought…

Hell of a thing.

[chuckles] From thinking you had a screw loose back in ’29 to this.

[sighs] Ninety years.

Ninety years of fighting wizards and robots, and what do we have to show for it?

We’ve made a difference, Shel.

Well…

Quicksand.

What?

The country’s never been more divided, Walt.

Congress is at a standstill.

No one’s willing to meet in the middle anymore.

The gap between rich and poor just keeps getting wider.

Kids learning active-shooter drills before they even learn their ABCs.

Nazis smashing up the streets, Walt.

Not what they call themselves these days.

Oh, they’re Nazis. I don’t care what the hell they call themselves.

[sighs] It’s all sinking into the ground after all these years, after everything we’ve sacrificed.

Doesn’t have to be that way.

If we played a more active role…

Okay.

…In helping the administration shape policy, then…

Like George? Is that it?

[sighs] George!

It is against the Code.

We don’t kill. We don’t lead. We inspire.

The people of this country need to make their own choices.

Yeah, how’s that working out?

To this day, I still regret not doing more in World War II.

You talk about Nazis.

We had the chance to end the war a lot sooner, save countless lives in Dachau and Auschwitz, take any discussion of the atomic bomb completely off the table.

And then what?

Huh?

Get involved with Korea? Vietnam? The Middle East?

Start dictating social and economic policy?

And where does that end, huh?

And more importantly, who is gonna stop us?

It’d be the end of free will.

Well, some would say free will

is what’s bringing the world to its knees.

The days of making a difference by stopping supervillains are over, Sheldon, now just memorabilia, nostalgia.

The real evil today is less black and white.

Not bootleggers or gangsters.

It’s corrupt corporations, politicians, the quiet guy at work no one talked to who just bought an automatic rifle.

So you’re saying the Code doesn’t apply anymore. Is that it?

No, I’m not saying that.

I’m just saying isn’t all this starting to feel a little repetitive?

And do you really think just putting away bank robbers

is gonna make the world a safer, better place?




What is wrong with you?

We don’t kill, ever!

He was gonna detonate, Dad.

He was gonna take you out and half the state.

Then you disable his systems. You… you send him into space.

There’s a million things you could have done.

You took the easy way out.

Did that look easy to you?

Sheldon!

Go. Wait for me at the Union.


You okay?

No.

Our son took a life.

After everything we’ve taught him, he broke the Code.

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Lethal force without due process is not justice. -Jupiter’s legacy

Brandon, I know it hasn’t been easy being my son.

Growing up with the public constantly watching you, looking up at you and wanting to tear you down all in the same breath.

Brandon, what you did to Blackstar you can’t take back.

Blackstar?

Everything you do is a reflection on this family.

We have to be the ideal. You have to be the ideal.

[scoffs]

Chloe didn’t even show up when Blackstar was tearing up Nebraska.

I’m not talking about Chloe.

She’s drunk or high half the time, and I’m the one not living up to your expectations?

Don’t talk about your sister like that.

Like what?

Like the way she talks about everyone else in this family?

Yes.

[metal can dings]

Stop lowering yourself every time somebody pisses you off. Be better.

My friends were dead.

I had to make a choice between Blackstar and you.

[grunting]

Dad!

I chose you, Dad.

And I’d choose you every time.

Wouldn’t you do the same?

You’re gonna be here long after I’m gone.

And one day, God willing, you’re gonna be the Utopian…

And every evil you can imagine is gonna rise up against you, against mankind, and not for justice, for vengeance.

And in those moments, the only thing that you will have to guide you is the Code.

It has to stand, Brandon, even if we fall.

So, what? I should’ve just let Blackstar slaughter us?

Killing is never the answer.

Why don’t you tell that to my friends we’re burying?

[rock whizzes]

There’s always another way to get the job done, Brandon. Always.

Except I can’t shoot fire from my eyes, Dad.

Not yet, you can’t.

[scoffs]

Look, if what I say or do, it hurts you, I’m sorry.

But one day, you’re gonna be stronger than anyone else in the world, including me.

All right, Brandon.

Stay out here on the farm until things quiet down.

Clear your head.

You’re grounding me?

I’m not grounding you, Brandon.

No, Dad. This is bullshit.

Have you seen what the supervillains are doing?

Work the farm, stay out of sight.

No uniform, no patrol until I give the okay.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Yes, sir.

[rock thudding]

It’s not a punishment, Brandon. It’s an opportunity. Use it.

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Everything ends up in a box is a saying about death.
Resurrection is where the grave became a sign of hope.