lots of news in the news in the last couple of weeks...it's one damned thing after another...as always...
i was interested to see that the several hundred "humanitarians" who were going to Gaza managed to come away with their lives...i guess they forgot that the IDF has already killed tens of thousands of folks and tens of thousands of children...a few hundred more innocent deaths would not be beyond their possible actions...you have to keep your humanitarian deeds within the scope of probability...they could have dropped off a few thousand rat traps and done a lot of good...maybe...check out "Neturei Karta. the ultra orthodox jews, Israels others" (14 min)...i became interested in elon musk's various projects and taken as a whole it seems between the AI stuff and the space stuff and the many more projects he has undertaken to work synergistically (nothing seems to be an isolated endeavor) "Tesla Giga Press 4.0 (13min) is a good example of how all things musk need to be practically undertaken. this press or machine molds the telsa car body in such a way as to reduce time and materials by as much as 40%...this mans endeavors are of historical significance...it's not the fact that the financial aspects of this mans life are unprecedentedly large it's that the ideas he seeks to promote in a concrete way are unique...
another attempt to terrorize me recently as the gun goobers decided to spend a lot of money blasting away with thousands of shells from a multitude of firearms within a very close proximity... i have been subjected to "intimidation by gun-fire" for several decades now...from florida to oregon to idaho and all places in between...and of course i come into town today only to be stalked and harassed some more...maybe it is the yellow turtle-neck which is offensive,,,
there are a couple of good youtube sources of information about pot, weed, marijuana (full disclosure...i smoked a lot of pot from the age of 17 and was a confirmed stoner until about the age of 33 when i became aware that my consumption of alcohol and weed was killing me...death, sobriety or insanity were the choices which were described to me...not everyone is a practicing addict...i was..),,,"Marijuana; all facts and numbers" Sabine Hossenfelfer (21 min) and "How marijuana affects the brain and body" (22min) dr andrew huberman...lets face it, lots of people use pot and have no addictive tendencies,,,and some people like me... become stoners...i like being straight now...Ms Itchy Boots has been busy since she left her Yamaha in Mongolia for the winter and got some R&R in Bali and hit the weights (this woman has made herself very strong) and then returned to Holland to participate in her first Hyrox, an athletic competition..."The Grand Finale- my first solo Hyrox" (25min)...(she apparently came in first place for women but was too shy to say so....another spectacular athlete is "Annie Sanders: Athlete of the week" world climbing champion...an excellent example of strength to weight ratios... also ms "little Chinese everywhere" goes near myanmar "This is the real rural china that nobody sees"(26 min)...she tours several tea plantations and shows how tea is grown and processed...she uses her internet presence to promote the these small time tea growers...Flo is not present... Ha Thi Muon has many youtube presentations about her life in the rural mountains if vietnam...this woman's videos become pretty addictive as she seems to have some inner strength which guides her life with her 5 dogs and a goat...she treks into the mountains to wild harvest many plants and she uses her dogs and goat to help her pack her plants into town to be sold...she is devoted to her animals and they are devoted to her...it is one of the most endearing animal/human symbiotic relationships i have ever seen...and i have enjoyed the music of "the rainbow girls" and "nora jones and "hillbilly moon explosion has a new video called "1979"...quite interesting... got to go wearing down...
"What Constantine discovered...is that the meaning of a text is enlarged by the readers capacities and desires..."alberto manguel (from a history of reading)
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