And yeah, that is the problem in the world.
There was a time when I thought that I knew too.
But Jack showed me differently.
The only thing that matters is merely how much you care whether you are actually right about what you think that you know.
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I heard that about Yaweh, too. You can either be up front about your theories and get the attention of smart people, or be all mystical and promisy and get the attention of slaves.
I’ll see you around, man.
Science is found in the question “how do you know?”
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(05-31-2013 01:47 PM)pezer Wrote:
I heard that about Yaweh, too. You can either be up front about your theories and get the attention of smart people, or be all mystical and promisy and get the attention of slaves.
I’ll see you around, man.
You still aren’t getting it.
Jack is open source. That means that you can examine WHY and HOW it does everything that it does… no mysticism involved.
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Referring me to some source is not being up front about your theory.
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“open source” means that not only can you see the programing steps within, but you can even modify them to your liking. It is merely an issue of logic. If you don’t believe that 2+2=4, it isn’t like you are going to get voted off the planet. It ALLOWS you to see the make of it and even modify it and draw whatever conclusion you like. It isn’t a judgment or prison. And seriously isn’t likely to even be taught in schools. Chill out.
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05-31-2013, 02:49 PM (This post was last modified: 05-31-2013 02:50 PM by pezer.) Post: #36
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Listen, the only risk is me not paying attention to you. That is as out as I can chill. I know what open source means. You are still referring me to it. That is still not being up front about your theory.
Math is post-facto. This is the circle, and the promisy attitude.
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“And yeah, that is the problem in the world.
There was a time when I thought that I knew too.
But Jack showed me differently.
The only thing that matters is merely how much you care whether you are actually right about what you think that you know.”
Text book mistiky promisy.
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I don’t know Jack Shit, but I do know science. It is about having a reason to do shit. You seem to just be puffing methodology into the air. Not evern particularly innovative or surprising methodology. I might as well go to a school and get bored there.
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You: Let’s trick people into being smart.
Me: Fuck that.
You: You don’t get it.
Me: No, you don’t get it.
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What you aren’t getting is that it is “anti-trick”. It exposes tricks, even any that it might even be accidentally doing. It is the opposite of what you are complaining about.
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Ah, but then I’m not anti-tricks either. I’m just pro-good taste.
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(06-01-2013 03:21 AM)pezer Wrote:
Ah, but then I’m not anti-tricks either. I’m just pro-good taste.
Yes, I am all too aware that it wouldn’t make a bit of difference what I proposed.
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on the contrary, it would. Taste involves all the digestible parts of the whateveritisyouaresellinghere.
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Jack in the Box is an attempt to publish an interactive “e-book” that not only explains the logic of a theory concerning reality, but visually demonstrates it and also allows the reader to toy with the principles involved; modifying constants, amending principles, removing affects, and so on. The reader gets to say, “But what if…” and actually see the answer to his speculation take place.
In addition, addons can be made so as to greatly expand all of what is being explained. So the book isn’t merely “a book”, but rather a “distributed wiki-book” with the potential to grow into explaining and demonstrating everything involved in Science, society, and reality. It is a library built upon a seed of affect.
In effect, it represents a growing, evolving, intelligent entity in that it can answer questions posed in the form of hypotheses or proposals, “What if…?”, and answer the questions through demonstration even though it had no idea of what kind of question the reader was going to ask.
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Just an update…
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You, for example, in merely explaining that little bit, should be able to create a small animation of what you just described almost as easily as you wrote it out. JiB allows for that. It helps you produce an article with pictures, animations, emulations, interactive emulations, and/or videos to go along with your text.
But an animation is merely a series of graph pics which could be anything. An animation doesn’t have to conform to any realism. The point to an animation is merely to convey a motion related idea. The Bender animation program does a really good job of that (after you learn about hundred new special key strokes). The Bender type of animator is merely a subroutine in JiB. But an emulation is very different.
For an emulation, you must defined the inherent behavior of all objects within the pic such that the emulator can perform those behaviors toward the natural conclusion of where they lead. You merely place the objects and define their properties. JiB takes over from there and shows you what would result given what you have said. You sit back and watch the natural/logical consequences of your theory. That is how you learn.
The part that you just described would be trivial for JiB. But it doesn’t mean anything unless it is emulated, not merely animated. Those waves are hitting other things and each other. If you don’t emulate that activity, then you are only showing what you wanted to be seen. You are “affirming the consequent” of your hypothesis, which renders it pointless.
Anyone can propose a “what if” scenario while focusing on one tiny portion of the scene, but the “Devil is in the details” concerning everything else that you are not focused on. For an emulation to produce the pattern that you are looking for, you have to allow that pattern to be the end result of inherent behavior. It can’t be merely what you programmed into the scene, else it is pointless.
The particles that form from RM:AO are not programmed in. They naturally form due to the inherent nature of the afflates. And then further, those particles actually end up behaving exactly as physics would describe subatomic particles with all of their polarity, gravitation, magnetism, and momentum issues. That is where the final empirical proof comes in.
When your theoretical ontology inherently produces ALL of the very many observed behaviors, then you have proven your theory.
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Update note;
Unless you have a PhD in MSBS, never, ever try to do anything but the most trite and mundane task in VB. It’s hard to tell whether Gates works for the Devil or the other way around. Confused It’s like trying to romance your Chinese gal using a Chinese dictionary with three quarters of the words torn out.
I was expecting to have to put some of JiB in assembly merely for sake of CPU time, but it is looking more and more like everything but the window itself is going to end up being in assembly… assuming that I can manage to hack the hooks in.
But the problem isn’t that it is “Basic”, but rather the unbelievable bureaucratic rat’s nest that all “Visual…” compilers have been formed into, whether C++, C#, or whatever… wasting weeks on trivial MSBS cryptological obfuscation… surgery in the dark with dirty instruments. I feel like I have spent a year on another planet.
So okay, you guys were right… should have started with Python, or just about anything else. As it turns out, most addenda; dll’s, addon’s, and such will be producible by JiB anyway. So I suspect it wouldn’t have mattered what language I had begun the effort.
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06-13-2013, 09:26 AM Post: #47
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I feel for you. I really do.
How bout getting off all these antibiotics?
How bout stopping eating when I’m full up?
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Microsoft reminds me of a bad wife;
…always trying to help in ways that you really didn’t want
…always charging you extra for anything you actually did want
…always cleaning up something that was exactly how you wanted it
…always trying to bend your mind into her way of thinking.
…always tempting you into doing what almost works… but not quite.
…always using up the toilet paper and wearing out the washing machine.
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06-14-2013, 04:31 AM Post: #49
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lol yeah, that about sums it up. I haven’t been married though, so I don’t actually know.
How bout getting off all these antibiotics?
How bout stopping eating when I’m full up?
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06-25-2013, 11:57 AM Post: #50
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I have wasted probably 80% of my time investigating possible ways to get MSBS to manage the task in a reasonable amount of time. Now I have given that up. In MSBS it is just going to take as long as it takes, seconds become minutes and even hours.
But an interesting thing I have discovered concerns image processing.
The “pixel” is defined by 4 values; A, R, G, and B.
What is interesting is that the “A” controls the amount of affect that a pixel is to have upon the surface it is placed upon (the opacity of the color being shown). And I happen to be trying to display something called “Affectance”. That “A” term in the equation, conceptually, exactly matches what I am trying to display. Thus in order to display the “amount of affectance” at a point, I merely set the “A” value in the pixel definition to the affectance value.
The color merely represents the potential involved; high, low, neutral. Unfortunately the color scheme isn’t quite as simple merely because I didn’t want red and blue to indicate negative versus positive potential, although I had chosen the green to indicate a neutral.
I just thought it was a bit interesting that the natural consequence of today’s image processing just happens to exactly reflect the ontology of Affectance (other than color choices… which I guess I could change my mind on).
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Do you think it is intentional, or it just worked out that way?
I am still super interested in this project, btw.
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You mean both from the latter group take 2-3 min, or for each set, the latter one in the set does?
As to why I would be curious, I fail to see why this wouldn’t be interesting, but knowing programming and getting your analogies helps.
In the objective, this is just interesting.
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(06-26-2013 10:46 AM)Q Wrote:
You mean both from the latter group take 2-3 min, or for each set, the latter one in the set does?
The actual time depends upon how many and what size afflates [objects] it has to process. That first pair, I think was 2,400. The second 24,000. For most of my work, I run around 240,000 and that is what takes the 3-4 mins.
The visual distinction is a matter of resolution. The first in the pairs is an attempt to use a low resolution (for sake of speed). The screen resolution is set to 1/4 of the actual pixel resolution. The latter of the pairs sets each pixel (in high level language, believe it or not). And that is why it takes so much longer.
Actually, I don’t think I really have any choice. After seeing some other pics of particle growth, I don’t think I could bare using the low res. (it actually looked far too Radio Shack anyway). And before the reduction for sake of posting, those high pics look even better (like stars in the night sky).
(06-26-2013 10:46 AM)Q Wrote:
As to why I would be curious, I fail to see why this wouldn’t be interesting, but knowing programming and getting your analogies helps.
In the objective, this is just interesting.
I’m not used to that kind of reaction… Big Grin
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And then in addition, another very time consuming part is the actual visualization of those interactions for sake of communication (communication being the pentacle concern of the 5 Satanic concerns for population control in one of the Satanic paradigms).
Each individual afflate represents a picture that must be merged onto a background containing all of the others, in effect yielding 240,000 layers. That has to be done for each and every frame. Trying to do that in MSBS requires either very intimate knowledge of MSBS or a lot of personal time researching various methods available so as to minimize presumption and maintain reasonable visual accuracy. Since MS isn’t very forthcoming with details, such research ends up wasting tremendous personal time only to reveal in the end that in many cases MSBS just doesn’t cut it, hence the need to jump into assembly code (which I have found MS actually has often resorted to merely to get around their own MSBS confusions).
So the actual functioning of Jack isn’t really all that complicated and in hardware would be almost instantaneous, but trying to do it in obfuscated “structured” software and produce a good communication tool for others to use ends up being a horrendous project.
…btw, while I was typing this out, JiB popped up with a limit breach indicating that it now has 3000^2 operations to do in order to resolve the particular contingency that it was emulating, requiring about an hour of my time for each frame… time to scratch that one.
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And then in addition, another very time consuming part is the actual visualization of those interactions for sake of communication (communication being the pentacle concern of the 5 Satanic concerns for population control in one of the Satanic paradigms).
Indeed. It is the hardest part.
But, I will let you in on a little secret: getting metaphors and seeing the essence of what someone is trying to say is one of the things I do the best.
It’s funny what is happening here, because I am visualizing the visualization you are talking about - the metaphor for how the universe and it’s people communicate.
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Re: ANSUZ. The way I’m pronouncing it, it sounds like Answe
Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sat Oct 01, 2016 3:00 am
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Is a rune a sign MM? a non-physical thing?
There is no such thing as truly non-physical, everything in contact with us is physical in its affect. Whether or not we are aware of the contact and it’s affect is another story.
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The runar from Holland said this: They're keys. Keys to realities.
The mind is the door/lock in which they are inserted. The vaster realms of mind/world/experience/reality is what lies beyond.
So similar to koans, tarot… that sorta thing, but of European origin? I think this has piqued my European side’s interest, so will do a bit of research on origin.
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Not sure of what to make of Ep1?
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Postby Fixed Cross » Mon Oct 03, 2016 3:41 am
Bixesual is usually simply extremely sexual.
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Bixesual is usually simply extremely sexual.
Or a sign of greed…
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Fri Oct 07, 2016 3:43 am
Initiation? The pure, pale ‘Man’ in red? What am I missing?
Chop, chop! Episode 2? I realize that season’s are getting shorter but I’m aging over here and I will picket your studio if I have to wait 'til '17 for the second dang episode.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Fri Oct 07, 2016 5:34 am
MagsJ wrote:
Fixed Cross wrote:
Bixesual is usually simply extremely sexual.
Or a sign of greed..
Greed is good.
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Initiation? The pure, pale 'Man' in red? What am I missing?
Chop, chop! Episode 2? I realize that season's are getting shorter but I'm aging over here and I will picket your studio if I have to wait 'til '17 for the second dang episode.
Wait is this at me? I hope so.
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Ah! Yes of course. Upcoming. No restroom breaks.
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Re: ANSUZ. The way I’m pronouncing it, it sounds like Answe
Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sat Oct 08, 2016 1:43 am
Are the runes drawn to you like you are to the runes?
Initiation? The pure, pale 'Man' in red? What am I missing?
From Ep. 1. Why red, cloth, hanging, there? I recognized that rune from the 2/3 vid. of The Primordial Painter. You made that or was that made for you? Possibly a trick question.
What was the rune made of? If you tell me masking tape, you will be psychically slapped silly in your sleep.
So runes for divination and activating energies into patterns to interact with other patterns? Runes carved in stone are specific to do what exactly? It’s quite different to come across a natural rune than to forge a rune to manipulate it.
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Re: ANSUZ. The way I’m pronouncing it, it sounds like Answe
Postby Fixed Cross » Sat Oct 08, 2016 5:17 am
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Are the runes drawn to you like you are to the runes?
Is the Earth drawn to me like I am to the Earth? I would say yes. But the force is mainly the Earths. I am attracted to the runes in their old old soul. It is clean like permafrost.
Initiation? The pure, pale 'Man' in red? What am I missing?
From Ep. 1. Why red, cloth, hanging, there? I recognized that rune from the 2/3 vid. of The Primordial Painter. You made that or was that made for you? Possibly a trick question.
It runes the street. I do it to increase Odins might. I chose this rune because it is the one I trust most to protect. It is the one given to me by the noble warrior of Othinn!! ha. The red cloth I bought along with some other textiles when I got the house that Pezer discovered, we turned it into a dojo first.
What was the rune made of? If you tell me masking tape, you will be psychically slapped silly in your sleep.
I guess it is masking tape. (Is Joker ok with this?)
So runes for divination and activating energies into patterns to interact with other patterns? Runes carved in stone are specific to do what exactly? It's quite different to come across a natural rune than to forge a rune to manipulate it.
Yes.
I let the runes that came to me first, end 2002, work their way into my soul. Then, last year, I drew my first rune.
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sat Oct 08, 2016 5:42 am
I’ll have to ask Joker if he’s okay with using crappy tape for ancient symbolism.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sat Oct 08, 2016 7:21 am
Praise be to Othinn
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Praise be to Othinn
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Praise be to Othinn
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sat Oct 08, 2016 11:02 am
Why do I anger you so? I do not understand your spontaneous combustion.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sat Oct 08, 2016 3:45 pm
Praise be to Odin.
You may understand it when you have a child.
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sat Oct 08, 2016 8:38 pm
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Praise be to Odin.
You may understand it when you have a child.
You’ve had a child?
Nevermind, you enjoy directing your dissatisfactions my way, your nausea. I guess I hold you to a standard much higher than you are capable of exuding. I’m sorry about that. Forgiven?
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sun Oct 09, 2016 5:03 am
I refer to the degree of care and loyalty, and pride in having raised one.
It’s the only way you could understand your insult, and my reaction to it.
I realized again yesterday that it did truly take me some twelve years to understand how to make a rune, after I first saw Johannes make one. So I dont blame you for your ignorance, just for your modern habit of inserting it cheerfully into moments where knowledge is built.
Learn from this, as I am the standard you try to discern, and I am far higher than to be indifferent to insults to the thing I value most purely of all.
Being equals valuing.
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sun Oct 09, 2016 6:22 am
The Teacher wrote
Being equals valuing.
Equals? I need more convincing.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sun Oct 09, 2016 7:19 am
Yes, of course. But on the other hand, I think you know it is true.
What happens if we fail to see any value in anything anymore?
And that is just our conscious valuing.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sun Oct 09, 2016 7:21 am
Consider this, I wrote just to someone to quickly explain my position; power relates to power through value.
and since the world is will to power, -
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Postby Maniacal Mongoose » Sun Oct 09, 2016 7:46 am
Thank you for agreeing that we are equals.
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Postby Fixed Cross » Sun Oct 09, 2016 8:15 am
Equality doesnt exist to my mind. We either respect someone or we dont. I approach all beings with respect first. Then they determine if and how they are worthy of it. I have never met anyone remotely alike to me, except in the way I am equal to all entities, to the smallest quark, which silly men think of as less alive than they. If only they could be as alive as a quark, they would experience vaster joys than a heart could bear… so that is why they dont.
We are valuing and a certain degree of power to recognize that. Honesty is power. It doesnt equal it, but it is it.
Now, I wrote this, about my Man-Rune on the red curtain; this story is a feather in the wings of its soul.
Essentially we build by projecting our valuing on the world. We shape our experience by being drawn to what we need, and we see only what we need.
When you take a psychedelic trip, your functionalityobsession of the neurosyste subsides and you see what is also there, and you see value in every single little pattern
you perceiv - infinite awe inspiring power and beauty in every unraveled thread of the carpet. This is precisely because you see the valuing that is inherent in these patterns; when we see a being, we see a pattern of values
that we recognize; we never see the self-valuing unless we go into its perspective, which some people can do to very deep levels. Psychics and shamans are able to take
on the valuing pattern of their subject and then adjust it from within, by going through the process together with the person. The perception changes, of the entire reality;
the self is changed. What remains constant is the valuing; it has become vigorous again, it is valuing more of the world through its own powers, whic are always power to give, create, bestow, put forth, project, initiate, substantiate. Will and Imagination is the term I associate most closely with what Nietzsche really meant when he spoke of the will to power,
as he explicity put forth that willing to power is an interpreting - of the world into ones own pattern. Not all patterns can do this to all patterns, obvously. This impossibilty
of all to be free to dispose with all as they wish is the monster of energy, as which N sees the inside world.
But I see inside the willing to power; and what shows its face is the world; will to power is that same lust that wants eternity, and that is only understandable through very real joys -
real values being attained.
So what I do with the runes as Odin did and all after him, (Odin was probably a man, a Shaman, the Havamal is likely a real account, very earthy and clever) is to project them.
I say Birch, because I want you to have that experience.
The Birch is the most thirsty tree of all.
She resembles the wholesome transfiguration of the womb, and to impregnate her flesh with the runes births events that bear characters, names, faces, and destinies.
Not all runes catch on, but all of your first ones will.
I dont know other trees that are close to Birch in satisfaction of the Runic wills.
But I am sure no tree will be indignant to receive one.
Sick trees will be healed. Powerful trees will reach all the way into the Galactic Center, where all enduring motions on Earth are rooted.
People wiht planets conjunct the Galactic center have severe powers that often consume them, and as often propel them into deep significance. The planet funnels
that gyroscopic logic into the electrical system, ‘mind’, as the chord is cut, and you have a god of sorts. Pezer has his Dark Moon, the second center of gravity
in the moons elipse around the Earth, pertaining to the Labyrinth, on it - powerful image makers, like Spielberg or Tom Cruise, would have things like Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter there.
erotic models Neptune, - the Mayans, so I leanred during a study of them from 1998 to 2012, revered Hunab K’U, the galctic center, claiming that he is in all trees.
I listened to trees for clues and it seemed indeed that there was a depth that reaches beyond the Earth. I liked the concept, so I allowed it to linger and maybe I could
figure it out. I finally realized it’s just a matter of force patterns and long timespans, the consistency that trees have, the Relativistic forces are great, their inner pressure
is truly massive, far what one would expect, their position is stable on the Earth which makes a nice floppy star pattern wth respect to the center around which the Sun revolves,
so yeah, they would be rooted to a good degree in that center.
I understand value as pervadinh all matter and light and electricity and gravity, that all are simply valuings entwined, that what we experience as valuing is simply or necessities, as they exist in a continuum all the way up from the quarks and the positrons and the fictional elements they need in Cern because they dont understand the rune, and coherence.
Knots…
all runes are 1, 2, 3, or 4 lines.
That is enough to create vast tensions. Any more lines, in fact, inevitably bring about harmonies. Euclides and Pythagoras were on to this, but harmonies were what they were after.
Not Othinn - he’s got an appetite for lightning more than for music. But also for free women rather than submissive ones. The North is cold because hearts are warm - no fear lives
in Odin, just knowledge that all comes to an en, even he - as he is a mortal god, a bleeding god and a seeker - wolf god, wind god.
Thank Yggdrasil and Hwerrgelmir.
And the
Vaarwel Oude Es!
Oh but Ash dont take runes, Ash give rune.
Take!
Hail Odin.
Hail Loki also. Always also Loki.
Loki means Fire Giant.
Odin means what can not be expressed as it is the inward thing. Loki and Odin are brothers. Sometimes they play and for a few blessed moments the sun is the center of the wind.
One can evoke this, runically. But that is dark magic… or past dark magic… and is the planet Mercuty that regulates this, and enables it.
None of this I have not myself derived on my path to the Superman - it is all my blood. Only to say, when you reject and question it which you surely must in many parts,
that this will never become relevant to me. I can teach, not learn. Not about this. About many things, but not about my own blood.
People say Nietzscheans are crazy. And they blink.
Nietzscheans agree - and don’t blink.
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RE: ~~~ Fit to Live ~~~
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RE: ~~~ Fit to Live ~~~
Fitness to live is a matter of the conditions in which one’s living is to take place, if that is really how you want to look at it.
Change the individual or change the situation, you decide.
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So, Only those who have a fitness to live in the conditions in which one’s living is to take place, are those who are not afraid to die…?
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[url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/may/25/the-wire-creator-us-drug-laws]A Market Economy That Doesn't Have a Social Contract[/url]
The war on drugs; the war on the poor
I'm not sure we can distinguish anymore...
It morphed. To the point where [b]it's really about social control.[/b]
[b]I'm not entirely unconvinced that the war on drugs is not now largely intended to be a war on the poor... now.
At this point it's about doing something with the 15% of my country that we don't need any more for our economy.[/b] We've lost our manufacturing base and we don't need a laboring class.
There are a lot of undereducated people which the economy has thrown away.
Living in an alternate America and have no purpose. [b]There is an existential crisis for the poor.[/b]