( They have the baku selling insurance ... < faceplam > )
02/17/2010
02/16/2010
The BAKU is not SNUFFALUPAGUS ~
But apparently that's what they went with in this CM. What this is all about I'm not entirely sure of. In in the upper right hand corner it says ' fuan wa anshin ni kaerareru ' ( change unease into peace of mind ) Making me suspect that this is a CM for a combination capsule of Zoloft / Prozac / Haldol. ( That's Jyuri Ueno there too b-t-w ) ORIX is a non-profit corporation that raises funds for all kinds of different things ( medical research being one ) But what the ' CURE ' is supposed to be for , I have no idea. No idea.
10/11/2009
Santa Claus was your gateway drug ~
" Everything'll be okay as long as they think Dr. Manhattan is watching them "
( Failing French can keep you out of college. Failing Jon < God > , well ... )
Santa Claus never made much sense to me, but it all makes more sense now. He was the introduction to a conceptual world of rewards and punishments, before Death. Santa Claus can only exist in a world without death. Also helps loosen them up for ' it's real if you believe in it ' later. I thought for a long time it was just a German way of giving children presents, which you couuldn't do directly as any expression of affection would ' make them weak ' or something.
I still think a large component of Lear ( Fear ) was the emerging realization that the Wrathful God who Sees All assumption, pre-renassiance, wasn't real. ( Dr. Manhattan isn't watching ) Later the Lisbon earthquake put the k'bosh on that, but, Shakespeare, being way, way, ahead of everyone else, was thinking about it first. You can already see it in Richard III. ( The ' remose ' scene wasn't written by Shakespeare, I've been saying that for 20 years, I found that Bloom agrees. That scene was added by the censors, because if something like that wasn't in there, then Richard fooled God ( also implies that there is no God ) Very problematic.
Cardenio, may have been surpressed entirely. ( The subtitle of Cardenio is ' The Double Falsehood ', and may have been a direct commentary by Shakespeare on the nature of reality, which would have been inimical to the current politically necessary worldview. ( Somebody look for censors records, they might be there someplace and Cardenio might actually still be there !!! )
Santa Claus never made much sense to me, but it all makes more sense now. He was the introduction to a conceptual world of rewards and punishments, before Death. Santa Claus can only exist in a world without death. Also helps loosen them up for ' it's real if you believe in it ' later. I thought for a long time it was just a German way of giving children presents, which you couuldn't do directly as any expression of affection would ' make them weak ' or something.
I still think a large component of Lear ( Fear ) was the emerging realization that the Wrathful God who Sees All assumption, pre-renassiance, wasn't real. ( Dr. Manhattan isn't watching ) Later the Lisbon earthquake put the k'bosh on that, but, Shakespeare, being way, way, ahead of everyone else, was thinking about it first. You can already see it in Richard III. ( The ' remose ' scene wasn't written by Shakespeare, I've been saying that for 20 years, I found that Bloom agrees. That scene was added by the censors, because if something like that wasn't in there, then Richard fooled God ( also implies that there is no God ) Very problematic.
Cardenio, may have been surpressed entirely. ( The subtitle of Cardenio is ' The Double Falsehood ', and may have been a direct commentary by Shakespeare on the nature of reality, which would have been inimical to the current politically necessary worldview. ( Somebody look for censors records, they might be there someplace and Cardenio might actually still be there !!! )
10/08/2009
Not sure if this'll work ~
If it does play, in addition to just being neat-o, keep in mind that this is sort of what Reality is doing all the time.
08/19/2009
Being used for medical experimentation and study has not been my dream career.
But : with the coming tsunami or biotech ( which we're not ready for ) this may all come to an end. Even more, they may start cloning up things to fool around with, putting me and my ilk out of a job. ( Who needs a hemomorph when you can grow one in a lab ? )
No more lab monkey local 282
monkies out ! monkies out ! one was jailed , one prevailed.
Both asked god " How have I failed ? "
monkies out ! monkies out ! one was jailed , one prevailed.
Both asked god " How have I failed ? "
08/05/2009
If you got them to understand ...
~ that Socialized health care is a good frist step to NeoFeudalism, you'd swing a whole lot of the Republicans right over to your side, boom ! Uncle Pennybags doesn't give a shit. Him and his friends will be able to get whatever they want, whenever they want it, and everyone is one step closer to being locked down into Watersheds or Bioregions. He likes the look of that !
Just explain it to them behind the curtain and you'll get the boost you need when the time comes. And leave tricky stuff like Abortion up to States, etc. What this is going to mean to anyone like Me, I really can't say.
Just explain it to them behind the curtain and you'll get the boost you need when the time comes. And leave tricky stuff like Abortion up to States, etc. What this is going to mean to anyone like Me, I really can't say.
08/03/2009
Looks like some Agumented Reality is coming ~
In some games at least ( Invisimals, EyePet, Ghostwire ). I wonder what would / will be the really ' killer app ' for AR ? < Anything ' goggles ' might get skipped and go right to ' contact lenses ' with sufficeint nanotech > Being able to see The Net in something like your peripheral vision might be a big deal. >
07/30/2009
07/08/2009
You can be the one who tests it ...
" You have 30 seconds to comply ... 20 seconds ... "
As robots are increasingly being used by the U.S. military, Arkin has devoted his lifework to configuring robots with a built-in "guilt system" that eventually could make them better at avoiding civilian casualties than human soldiers. These military robots would be embedded with internationally prescribed laws of war and rules of engagement, such as those in the Geneva Conventions.
As robots are increasingly being used by the U.S. military, Arkin has devoted his lifework to configuring robots with a built-in "guilt system" that eventually could make them better at avoiding civilian casualties than human soldiers. These military robots would be embedded with internationally prescribed laws of war and rules of engagement, such as those in the Geneva Conventions.
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In other news ... the run up to War will probably be fast. ( divided by the amount things are connected and things are very connected now )
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