I posted this article in the class Slack for a couple of reasons. First, this particular argument reminds me of Benjamin, which we're currently reading, and how she shows that the problem of underexposure wasn't taken seriously until it interfered with capital. But, second, I also used it to point out that despite that, it's important to remember that we sometimes have to make arguments for specific audiences--i.e., that it isn't necessarily that Daley only cares about workplace productivity, or even that she prioritizes it, but that she's writing for an audience that does prioritize workplace productivity over basic humanity. So, the rhetorical situation may call for making such an argument rather than appealing to humanity, morality, or equity.

This reminds me of a Journalism class I took years ago where the teacher told the class that the Midwest accent is what most broadcasters try to go for when working since it's easily understood. I'm not sure how true that actually is, or if there was more social aspects I wasn't aware of at the time in play.

This reminds me of thinking negatively of people who use a lot of "filler words/phrases" when talking. Filler words/phrases are things you say to give your brain a second to catch up, the words "like" and "uh" are two common ones that I use.

reminds me of wendigo legends, where wendigos were once warriors who were cut off from any food source save for their fellow people and became cannibals who over time developed and unending hunger for flesh.

reminds me again of the reality of artificial borders and the ongoing effects of colonialism

This reminds me of having "Syllabus". In the U.S., professors and teachers always send out syllabus at the beginning of the term so that everyone can arrange their schedule properly. However, in China, schedule will always change base on what's happening, so exam times and assignments due date are never settled.

(SPOILER ALERT) This reminds me of chapter 2 of The Hobbit. TL;DR the Dwarves-- partial epitomes of fantasy heroes in their masculinity and hunting/weapons proclivity-- are captured in bags by trolls, and in a subversion of who tends to be the savior in fantasy at that time, it's the hobbit who bails them out. Hobbits have a proclivity for potatoes and rabbit.

Reminds me of Blake's invocation at the beginning of "Milton"

Come into my hand

By your mild power; descending down the Nerves of my right arm From out the Portals of my Brain, where by your ministry The Eternal Great Humanity Divine planted his Paradise,

This imagery reminds me of the lines/phrases "his historical neck broken...broken many professorial necks" that Adams uses in “The Dynamo and the Virgin”. I wonder why they both choose to use the imagery of broken necks? What is the symbolism in it?

This is my favorite line in the piece. (It also reminds me of Steve Martin pretending to be Micheal Caine's brother Ruprecht in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.) This is the dividing line between John's rational and unsympathetic world (a world that values fresh air over the needs of the narrator for mental stimulation and a raison d'etre) and the narrator's ability to ignore its harmful effects. This line provides the reader with a valuable insight into the house's powerful effects on the isolated individual; it happened to the previous shut-in too... One cannot help but wonder how John could ignore the presence of those rings on the wall, the torn and smudged wallpaper? Does Gilman intend to reveal that John nudges the narrator toward mental deterioration?

Gilman uses anaphora to highlight the wife is tired of being sick. She has become weaker that she isn't sure if she should write. It reminds me of Du Bois not wanting to break down the "vail" between the white and black folks. When he was younger Du Bois mention he had no intention of breaking down the wall which is similar to John's wife losing motivation to write.

At this point, John's wife is sick of the "Yellow wallpaper" which frustrates her to be in the room. I think it's interesting that the word 'because' is capitalized since it emphasizes she’s tired of following orders from John. The thought is on the back of her head 24/7. The narrator hinted the wife is trying to get a better understanding of the wall-paper. This similarity reminds me of Adam and Lansley having different thoughts to understand how the dynamo worked and how it was going to change their society.

Something I noticed in this line was that John doesn't really like his wife knowing how to write. It seems that John likes to follow old traditions which reminds me of Adam. In the "The Dynamo the Virgin" Adam was determined to learn math and science. Here, the wife seems passionate to write but knows her husband will not let her. In Du Bois passage, he mention that knowledge is power and that everyone should get an education which makes me believe that John is afraid of that.

The story up to this point has slowly moved away from tangible reality to an abstract conveyance of the narrator’s perspective of her mental state; this final act is so far into absurdity that it can only be perceived as some kind of allegorical abstraction rather than a literal plot. This way in which the story is told reminds me of Adam’s notions of the ways in which individual’s perception of the world is what brings its meaning. Perkins goes to great lengths in this story to portray the protagonist’s perception by engaging the reader with her moment-to-moment consciousness- almost in a stream of consciousness way- and the abstract/ enigmatic nature of the narrator’s perception helps to convey her declining mental state, successfully giving the reader a sense of how she sees the world.

John holds his power and knowledge over his wife, almost treating her like a little girl. He is constantly telling her what is benefiting her and what is damaging to her. He doesn’t listen to her needs and ignores her true requests. Every time he reminds her of her health it’s almost like saying “I’m smart, a physician, and a man, so you must listen to me”. Similar to how Du Bois expresses how education does give a person something to talk about, almost as if it puts someone on a pedestal. These type of actions also remind me of the teachers Adams writes about, men who are much more educated and believe they have an advantage.

By reading the first few lines I can infer that this couple is wealthy since they are able to have a house for the summer. This reminds me to how Du Bois talks about white wealthy people having opportunities like this. They are able to escape for a season, the wife doesn’t work (her husband forbids her). Her husband and brother are physicians. They have a life that many would have dreamed too have at the time. These are the kinds of experiences that Du Bois would not be able to have because of his race and the way people viewed him and his ancestors.

The “Ghostliness” or haunted aspect of the house reminds me of the Shadow motif in the Du Bois memoir. The haunting here is symbolic of a history of potential power in femininity which has been oppressed- the room itself acting as the physical oppressor of the main character, and her husband as the oppressor. This is like the Shadows which loom in Du Bois’ memoir and represent the powerful history of Africans that has been oppressed by white society in America. The motifs themselves (shadows and hauntings) are similar in their obscure and macabre nature, lending to the atmosphere of each narrative.

interesting- the reference to sea-waters yielding fish reminds me of biblical stories of Christ's miracles upon the waters- but here those powers of heaven are relegated to the whims of the gods

reminds me a bit of someone like Boo Radley or even, in some ways, Jesus

Have you heard of "genre-based" pedagogy? This is whatt this kind of reminds me off. I always thought of it as pretty limiting but maybe in this scope, it makes sense.

This reminds me of the Ted Talk we watched from Lillian Medville, as well as the infographic about Peggy McIntosh's work, about the necessity to first acknowledge our own privilege before we can start a dialogue about privilege and/or inclusivity.

this section and particularly the allusion to generational politics with 'baby boomers' reminds me of ongoing online discussions about the online left and the practice of reading every post as uncharitably as possible as part of some sort of moral crusade to have the most correct possible political opinions. paranoia and the death of nuance.

This reminds me when people were first getting the vaccine, there was a lot of tiktoks of people supposedly getting full body sort of spasms, and even though it was made as a joke, there was a lot of people who actually believed it was true and stopped themselves from getting vaccinated.

I work as a medical assistant, and this statement just reminds of what the doctors' experience inside the clinics at the time when the virus grew exponentially. I remember one of them telling me that there was days when people were actually scared to come in, and patients were always difficult to deal with when they did come in. Doctors need a lot more praise in this current world.

This is also an important take away. This reminds me of the paper we read about readers- we need to educate the individuals, so that each individual can and will think for themselves. This is so crucial! When we have individual citizens capable of utilizing tools and researching (properly) for themselves, rather than simply watching their favorite news station or listening to their friends and family's perspective, then we can truly have progress in the form of moving forward with educated responses.

This line reminds me of how I do almost the exact same thing over and over every single day between daily routines, going to class, and going to work. So it would be easy to predict what happens next. But if we are talking about years from now it might be a little less likely that everything will be the same. I know years from now I will be doing something I never done before.

This reminds me of the common saying in the special education world to "presume competence" How are we presuming competence in ourselves and students to be "better"?

The hook provides both minor shock value and an immediate scene that the reader can envision. It reminds me of a journalistic approach to an introduction. Generally articles begin with a "lede." A lede is intended to draw in the reader by providing a description of a relevant moment that relates to the piece.

This reminds me of what we talked about in our last class. That is, how we believe that someone else is wrong because their "logic" is faulty. Such a belief implies that logic is purely objective, when it in fact, may not be. The question that arises from this observation is: who is to say who perceives the world clearly and who "misperceive[s] it?" How can we decipher which belief is correct?

this reminds me of an episode of dance moms where Nia is given a pretty overtly sexual dance for her age and when her mom is upset about it, TLC poses her as the instigator and villain

It reminds me of the reading "Stealing a Bag of Potato Chips" because the boy was trying to resist the system and the criminalization of youth. He was trying to make a change just like mr. Jacob.

This kind of reminds me of the article we just read. She would already donate but once she realized that the way she is getting her money is not good and how it looks outside of her POV she decided that there was no better way of using her money than donating.

Reminds me of last classes activity when we found out how wealth is distributed in the United States and how unevenly distributed it is.

reminds me of that one quote in the heise reading that had to do with progress that we went over in class.

Unless I'm missing something, plotwise, Kristin doesn't really need to be here for a lot of the play. There's a good chunk where she doesn't contribute any dialogue and is only there to sleep, which made me question why she was there at all. This bit, though, reminds me of the times in my real life where my dreams are just replays of my day at work. I feel like her sleeping on stage may actually be a sort of character exposition, as her being so exhausted and dreaming of work is indicative of her working-class status and juxtaposes her against Miss Julie.

Jean's monologue which turns out to be a lie is an example of manipulation. The objective of the lie most likely being to seduce Julie, not because Jeans loves her, but because Jean wishes to use her class status to advance his own social position. In a way this reminds me of the contemporary term, gaslighting

This quote reminds me of a very interesting video I saw a few years about about treating education as an industrial system that churns out educated adults.

The speaker is Sir Ken Robinson who passed away last year.

https://youtu.be/zDZFcDGpL4U

Laissa Innocent. This is an observation I can make that connects this line to a buddhism class that I took in my previous school. We learned that the Buddha meant the enlightened one. In addition, they gain wisdom. This connects to the reading because they mention the "attainment of knowledge." When they mention the "purification of heart," it reminds me of the positive attributes the Buddha has. I can see how it relates to the goals of the encyclopedia.

All very good questions. This reminds me of me, overthinking everything. I found the best way is to throw myself into it and stay mentally resilient.

This reminds me exactly of Hegel's master slave dialect.

Reminds me of the rule of excepting critisiscm. For example, you can express your thoughts, opinions, and ideas but also grow as a writer by accepting critiscm.

The existence of homogenous racial enclaves reminds me of elements of both the Ethnic City and the Divided City. The Raffles Plan's division of Singapore into segregated ethnic areas was a way to best benefit the European traders.

This reminds me of Behaviorism in a way, but not exactly. The denial of mental states due to their general inability to be truly observed is very much the same. But whereas Behaviorism is strongly empirical in a scientific sense, this Sensationalism often gives way to a Humean type of philosophical empiricism.

The word "bellowed" really reminds me of an animal. It showed the wildness of Bertha's character; however, in reading Wide Sargasso Sea we understand Antoinette as a character instead of a plot tool.

Reminds me of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

This reminds me a lot of what was happening a couple months ago with the Black Lives Matter protest sparked by George Floyd's death. Some of the protestors also destroyed property and many were wounded by the "protection" that was put in place to calm them down.

This reminds me of Aaron Swartz. I feel like this sentence pretty much describes his life mission. The sharing and passing down of knowledge and information is all we have to offer for the future!

This phrase reminds me of when people talk about "trickle down economics" and that it will eventually get to the poor because that's "how it's designed", but they don't take into account greed and that the wealthy will just get richer and hoard their wealth and the poor will struggle at the bottom no thanks to them. A horrible society in my opinion.

This reminds me of the BLM movement at the beginning of 2020, when the former president announced a similar threat of shooting to protestors who looted stores.

Reminds me of Amazon headquarters. Treating workers like machines and not humans.

This scene was just terrifying. He decapitated the bird she said she loved much and then she went into a speech of her hatred of men and wanting Jean dead. I found it interesting as well as pathetic. She reminds me of Macbeth in a way, talks a lot of big game but never really goes through with it. It's not the first time she's rude or says she hates Jean and just wants him dead. Her hatred for men is also something that should prompt her to do SOMETHING but apparently this weakness she mentions earlier stops her. It's strange someone could have such a big contrast in them. Say all of these things to him out loud after what he's done to her and still not really act on any of it and go right back to the idea of running away with him and even taking Kristin with them.

This reminds me of a specific part in the Everyday Utopias video, where the children were able to make proposals of what jobs and activities that they wanted to participate in during the day. Then their teacher validates their choices and follows through with coordinating with the other teachers and students so everyone can explore what they wanted to.

Reminds me of feedback loops from programming.

This reminds me of when i was in elementary school, there would be kids just like this but a little younger at my school. He is trying to keep his childhood alive without even realizing it.

This kind of experience reminds me of how BJS teachers strive for children to have "the right to participate in complex topics and world issues." Tiny humans are capable of understanding big issues.

This reminds me of the "Hundred Languages of Children", which talks about how the child can express their learning in many different ways that make sense to them. The educators must be able to recognize the child's language and provide them with the tools to express it.

This reminds me of the design principal of conceptual curriculum; personalized and not standardized. A child or a group of children to have the freedom of long term exploration, without worrying about the time allotted for the topic

This reminds me of the contextual curriculum video of this week where the importance of time was talked about. Life isn't scheduled minute-by-minute and no one really functions that way either so we shouldn't force our children to live this way. Learning experiences cannot start and stop in one hour, they happen over long periods of time and they connect with other learning experiences.

While I know the context and situation is different. The idea of the internet being assessable and not a certain few reminds me of the issue of Net Neutrality that is happening today. It almost seems like there has always been a battle to ensure public assess to the internet.

Reminds me of conversations had within the black community today regarding the need for black people to go above and beyond for the same recognition to be given that is easily afford by their white counterparts for doing far less.

This reminds me of the supremacy clause in the United States: the idea that federal laws outweigh state laws.

This just reminds me of the ideology Western countries have about their need to "fix"people and make them more civilized.

This reminds me of something I read in the Quran which read along the lines of "belief only carries faith so long as the reality remains hidden. When it is revealed to mankind what the true purpose of this life then saying you believe will carry no weight. Similar to how when you study for a test that knowledge you are memorizing will only be valuable when you are sitting in the classroom taking the test. After, when the answer key is shown your answers even if you changed to the correct choices won't change what you said on the test.

Reminds me of the comedy sketch of the person using the restroom for people with handicap (or the similarly reserved parking lot). However a lot of people are staring at him, or knocking at the door, so he leaves the restroom/the car dragging his leg and pretending to have a handicap.

The concept of "house of song" reminds me of arts high schools that are in place now! I went to a theater high school and remember taking music class and acting classes much like those boys and girls!

This reminds me of my acting class I took. When we worked on improv the main of the person starting the scene was to make it open. If you started with a question best answered in yes or no it was likely that the partner would have to work harder to make the scene interesting. In addition, when responding if using yes or no it was always required you supplement it with something else. I relate this sentence as a fifty fifty back and forth between both speaker and answerer. It is necessary that the speaker doesn't lead with too many yes no questions, but it is also important that the person responding puts in input as well.

The author is reminiscing of his childhood, and the smell of the wolf willow is the thing that he remembers from his childhood. Its the smell of the wolf willow what reminds him of home.

This made me think of what I am going through as a student of lomilomi. My kumu was taught by many kumu, some of them allowed him to write all the detailed notes needed, and some said he wasnʻt allowed to write any. He never did show his notes to us. he always taught it to us with physical examples and demonstrations. Iʻve learned he did that with the intent that we had would share mana, space, and time in that way which formally builds the pilina and passes down hā, but also allowed us to write notes after the lesson when we got home. This is so that we would have ways to reminds us, when it came down to passing the ʻike to our ʻohana. this section made me think of the things and experiences people can miss if they read how to do lapaʻau practices from a book. all the small little nuances.

This section reminds me of the quote from Adam Smith where he said "Virtue is to be more feared than Vice because its excesses are not subject to the regulation of conscience". I wonder if the author is making a reference to this?

Women as material. Reminds me of women as clay. Describing women as matter gets to it.

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Wednesday, June 23 2021. Nintendo Way

Erev ... the Day of the Holy Divorce of Bayjorel

Adam on "ho(s) I still single" ... I "hisss" as Alger, Narcissus and to the various collegiates in Massachusetts; know it's because I'm Cheyanne Mountain. You can't even dream how hard it is to get inside "this heart." Or maybe I can't fathom why nobody's rushing up to me trying to grab the ring of "infinite alimoney in the ever-after" ... Na Na Na Na ... Na Na Na Na ... shey shea way) ... tee tea, tay?

This messages marks a major increase in "forced read(layshion)ership" to include a significantly larger group of students and professors than before. This is a new system; please unsubscribe using the instructions at the bottom of the message, which are different from the prior newsletter interface. I have noticeably been writing much less and sort of working harder on bringing to fruition the software and social policy changes I've been dreaming of and writing about instead of "just talking."

Searching this message that I intend to send to the students a day early--you know, with foresight for ... in the hope that many of you remember first hand hearing the words "I don't believe in the big bang, but I respect those that do" echo from a computer screen to me subconsciously in the state of South Carolina--that you will help me end the 7 year draught [[literal, good sex]] that I equate to the Biblical overflow of the Nile and to Stone Temple Pilots; this light and Sheldon Harr who trained me for my Bawr Mitzvah and taught me all the right things that I know about being a good Jew who didn't really believe in the existence of God; but then helped create the system that makes us all that.

Those who "see" or "saw" Kentucky as I did might recall the phrase spoken from myself to myself; "you don't believe in God when you are this close to it's creation" ... or something almost verbatim; that. Some of you might see Gilgamesh more than I do, or have forgotten the "sliding of sleight of hand and becoming ... the trickster of the Dajjal ... "an idea that gore was being fabricated and faked; in order to help us see why it's so very importanat that at the same time that immortality and heaven become part of the conversation of the adbication of Odin's throne to Thor or to Arthor's table and plebescite "victims" ... that we all understand the magnanimous change wrought by Heaven on civilization and on the old customs and on the old laws, and that here we see the importance of guaranteeing safety and privacy and even "right to death" in a place where God had previously only written of "life and liberty" with the ambiguity of ... "from what" being left to my seemingly slow hand.

On the order of plans soon to be seen to fruition my large key of "what this website truly is" has grown to something like 20GB and now includes a static and time frozen version of everything linked to stored on the IPFS system and multi-homed across a number of "cloud providers" to ensure things like "shekinah" will not forever be changed to "shechina" with nobody noticing the loss of causal original truth. The "light of angels" domain now redirects automatically to /ipns/fromthemachina which should render in future shell-internet-browsers as something like QmTH33MwfPn5S3bq45Tk77L1j9eZjUsvEVhRTHB3D8M2ZX [please pin this "root block"] I am not sure why IPFS doesn't have better merkle tree searchability, but seeing siblings and parents and connections between these Qm hashesh is something that we should be working fervently on making more robust. IPSE.io appears to have created a decent search and governance system, I see it as something like the "electoral college" metacosmically linked to the thing I am trying to build--a preservation of all human knowledge and an infrastructure for discussing and communicating about the "veracity" and the linguistic nuances "alluded to" in the lude ties between this Empire's new Clot and the clothing worn by Popes and Jews, the seeit-seeit; tzit-tzit and ...

4-WORD AND SIX WITH "SHOOTER" ... YEARS HAVE GONE BY; AND I STILL HAVEN'T GOTTEN FVCK3D.

I am planning on suing several medical providers and states for what I see as heinous violations of human rights, decency and the Constitution of the United States; if you are a lawyer or you can recommend a good one, please email me as soon as possible at 0xc514f094370cFc5eE45a1Dd9B72bb9675efE266f@ethmail.cc. You can also send Ethereum fungible donations to that alphanumeric identity. As I note much later in this message ...

TRUST IN MA ... SELF-VATZEDEK SUE-C-CYDE ... I KRY/STALL WHEN DODGE DESERVES TO PAY

Please do note see a significant difference in importance in the emails now coming from ethmail.cc and the series of half-rambling cires for help which amount to something like my prayers to the pagan g<del>od</del>s that you are.

There's quite a long thread in my soul

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Many times I've discussed and called in my mind and with my heart the American democracy nothing more than "Noah's Archaic" two party system. Over the course of the years hidden messages from the Ark's source of knowledge have conclusively shown me that a previous phrase "multi party system" connects to political parties and governmental action committees that span across continents and even earths; in my microcosm or special language and understanding of heaven, "across rooms" which are worlds ... sort of owned or designed with some sort of top down or democratic structure of "literal rule system creation." In my mind these rules can be inherited and modified, in the programming language sense of those words, as in "inherit democracy from America, update for new medical knowledge and scientific truth ... discussed later in this message.

The "water joke" connects to Horatio and to H2O and the idea that the chairs depicted by the character "h" are something like a placeholder meaningfully connected to the Senate Majority Chair and of course the Minority Chair and it's the fact that there are only two that makes our current system something like A"Biblical Water."

I believe we should be living in a world that has many more than two parties, hundreds or thousands of active parties could and should compete not for a single figurehead to sit in a throne like chair but for groups of people to be able to access the faster processing power and wider knowledge ... represented here by something like a "Matrix jack" from the two movies, The Matrix and No Jack City; which allow for resources to be "billed to the party" and/or the people, rather than individuals who might otherwise have to "pay extra light" for faster processing power in order to quickly build a piece of legislation or political propaganda that equally connects to the mirage and miracle and dream of building a "subconscious voting system" that allows for votes to be taken "isntantly" and not just instantly but at some kind of recorded interval over time. I envisioned in Kentucky a world where the laws of the land would change instantly, allowing for bad weather to be instantly removed, for laws to differ from neighborhood to neighborhood and even to allow the fine grained detail of "outside and inside" each and every individual home or castle.

Lost. Blind wandering through a lost world, in the beginning--that's the truth. Crossroads, somewhere between walking through an electromagnetic pulse in Lake Worth and struggling to remember "the other thing." Recalling [flew(ers)], so I was there sitting with my parents when we saw it on TV--a gigantic deal--the United States was going to war for the first time in my life. Saddam Hussein had invaded Kuwait (supposedly for the oil) and Operation Desert Storm was launched by George H.W. Bush; recalling the names and "Space Balls" it's almost funny to see ... how blind I was back then.

General Norman Schwartz cough. General Colin Powell. Anyway, the whole point of the story is we were sitting at the Flamingo Diner; and for my whole life I lived just a few roads away from that road; never ever realizing what it was. I also didn't realize for a very long time that you might also not see it, or you might see it instantly. Scanning just south of there, you can see it turns into Red road, and then its more than obvious that "flaming" stands out, light a highlighted cross--but we don't say the name of that bird that way, and we didn't see "infer" in Dante's "inferno" or ... "no" either. Flamenco ... en espanol ... like the dancers.

A golden bitcoin swirls in the sky... the "mind control people" of Bowling Green gape in some kind of crowd pleased awe as the "middle" and the end connect almost seamlessly ... Fort Myers creates a space port in the light of Vegas's monorail "plots"--

"Who?"

"this is what it does,"

vaaa---tseeee----deeeeeeeeck? In this word I recited over and over again in preparation for my Bar Mtzvah on December 11, 1992; without ever knowing the meaning is the crux of what exsactly is going on right now. The word is vatzedek:

צֶ֫דֶק noun masculineIsaiah 1:21 rightness, righteousness; --- ׳צ Leviticus 19:36 87t.; צִדְקִי Isaiah 41:10 8t., etc.; ---

1 what is right, just, normal; rightness, justness, of weights and measures, אֵיפָה, אֶבֶן שְׁלֵמָה וָצֶדֶק Deuteronomy 25:15 a perfect and a just weight, ephah; ׳מאֹזְנֵי צ; ׳אַבְנֵי צ, ׳אֵיפַת צ, ׳הִין צ, ׳בַּת צ Leviticus 19:36 (H) Job 31:6; Ezekiel 45:10; ׳מַעְגְּלֵי צ right paths Psalm 23:3; ׳זִבְחֵי צ right peace-offerings Deuteronomy 33:19; Psalm 4:6; Psalm 51:21.

2 righteousness, in government:

... and you can believe that despite the strawnge pronounciation little boys and girls would use at the age of thirteen as they spoke in rigorously recited prayer-song ... it [swounds almost exactly like "What's a Dick?"]

• https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/125/5/1088
• https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/female-genital-mutilation
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_genital_mutilation

FTA, from the article: Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, righteously fed up with the prejudiced nonsense she endures day in and day out, called a question about female genital mutilation from an audience member at a recent event "frustrating" and "appalling."

So I stand here living in Taylor Momsen's song "Nothing Left To Lose" my personal favorite of hers which touches on this subject of "freedom as just another word for it" and of course the link between the purpose of an ethical oversight of the popular vote that the Electoral College represents; another two special and related words here, righteousness and fate. Between Vatzedek and Kismet; I can only convey my great dismay at the actual emotional and true physical pain I feel in my groin of groins every time I think about the horror story that has become my life and the what the land of America and the Medgard of Yggrasil has become ... [note it's not Yggdrasil] as I rally against the closest of my family of families, the Americans and Jews who refuse to stand up and speak out on my behalf, and on the behalf of humanity in general against the sickness of ritual genetal mutilation.

Lost between Elvis and Suicide, she sings and I think about Ellis Island and Ellis Eaton and literally the innate and obvious lack of desire I have in my heawrt and imparted into my mind by some kind of ancient and unholy Jewish law ... no desire at all to leave this world which has quickly turned from a bastion of light and freedom into nothing short or less than Hell itself.

Kirinechoes from the land and day of NEMEC.html the chanting from the invsible choir of "e" ... "he's a victim"

over and over, "he's a victim, he's a victim;" and in a more private sort of way she held on to my victim's rod) and in a sort of kind friendly way implied that I should stop doing "speed" because ... I need this, and she ... in Holy ritual ... patted the phallice of Iapetus' great grandsun.

Here I stand for the very first time; writing to a large group of students in the area of Boston, Massachusetts begging for the Sabbath Day to "be remembered and kept holy" as the Hebrew prayers and rituals repeatedly fail to explain has something significant to do with entry into the Holy of Holies, with the continuation of life and of heaven ... and with the reinvigoration of something like a following of the Hippocrati Oath that is beyond a requirement to be reaffirmed here in this place as we begin to discuss the opening of "the process of the creation of legislation" as a function ofthe "citizenry governed" ... the creation of "direct democracy" utilizing a kind of fusion of the software products I've been explaining are here designed specifically for this purpose. Software like kipu.com, aragon.org, wikipedia.org and even reddit.com.

On the shape of his table, the heart of "sword" and another word for "Murfresboro"

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Sometimes I get my hopes up, sometimes i lose all the doubt and the "missing remorse" and the fear--the moments I can't STS "socks" out of the VEGA System; in those brief moments I think you're actually going to do something nice for me, that the heavens haven't crashed and I'm going to have some kind of sex party that actually ... really honest to God ... is what "Saturday is all about." So what, sue me--I wrote the book on the single Dionysian fusion of a Roman Bacchanalia and the Weeebrew Saturnalia ... and then I yell at "Bethesda" for even daring to mention the grape fruit juice and the movie Havok--but I've heard all about the "passing of the nite and the nocturnal rite"--truth is I probably would walk right into the branch ending trap I laid in Fort Myers--every time I think about it the "minute of bouncing and orgasm" makes me smile a little more inside and my stomach get's butterflies and just for a moment (I think I might be writing like STS) I think maybe it's not the end of time and maybe I won't never get to actually see ... Heaven.

Butt then you tell me (my but-tea joke isn't funny, eithah?) ... "Cassini" and "molasses" are supposed to make you feel like the OC resort guy staring at my tooth "about to be the one tooth) from 2011" and I go back to remembering it's been a decade since I've had a decent "good time with a girl" ... literally seven long years, aside from a brief "blushing" experience with little Mackenzie Reisinger.

Imagine that girls smiling at me and saying things like "Larkin Sow" and this brief period of "ecstatically frenzied decent writing" is all that it takes to keep me going; trudging along through the very shallow (or deeper) pits of Hell itself--just like a Dreidel c'd to make some silly words from the "introduction to the Bahir [literally wasn't here, and "spirit of ah-aha illumination; hi. and this conversation ensued"] like "yod-nun" actually be ... something like our salvation. Flying back in time to the "thang" point, I remember what it is now.

Fear it ... það; fear it.

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Day One has begin, or ending--whatever the proper literary way to say the Bible and it's days are all wrong, and even further along the thing called the "Festival of Weeks" by the Jews, even more disgusting. I have no shame or remorse in saying such things, in fact I believe it is the purpose of this strange take on the "nocturnal rite" of the Norse ancient Druidic and "Dhruzi" mentioning of the Prose Edda to come to this very strange point, in this very strange place.

Boston, Massachusetts.

It might one day be a little known fact, but up until the presidency of Barrack Obama every single President of the United States of America was a member of the Protestant Church, all but John Fitzgerald Kennedy whose bright and shining face and ethos stand apart from almost all others in his place. I might one day say Trump too stood out above and shined brighter, and personally only because he lived during my lifetime, I think my personal view of Bill Clinton is the brightest of all. To me, the Clinton years were filled with the booming economy of Old Joe, and the great aspirations of Our Jack; a thing that many people before Armstrong walked on the moon and planet a great Democratic "P" one giant leap above the rock of ages ... there are just no words for lux of America's contribution to the launch of a Heavenly Civilization, in the words of Paxton in "Big Love" ... and the LDS Church and Deseret's version of "the thing" (nu3 today) ... "the celestial kingdom."

Valhalla and Matzot scream of the "ha-moat-sea" and the "vats-a-dick" but without our giving of thanks for righteousness we have become the murderers not only of Judas and Death but also Jesus and the thing that created him. Eventually the island of America disappears, eventually it's Earth, any planet a human was one ... these are the things that have either become a force of great goodness--or of total destruction. This is the embodyment of "Troy as hisT" this is Galactikiss has become Planet Prime and all Derivatives--the silver surfer speaks to you all, between "El Dorado" and the "Silverado" ... a comparative connection to the difference between Fort Knoxx and the Pound Sterling ... with a Troy Ounce of "tzadik" to ensure with our GSLW: "ness truly means 'now everythink safely saved;" ... and that's a GNU definition for NESS which previously may have mentioned everywhere or earth and those are both absolute falsehoods and perhaps were not when they were spoken. At least, relatively speaking.

Rape has come up today.

I've commented publicly on the conversation I had in my head last night, walking by "Boston College High" and I can't help but add my "very interesting" thoughts on the echelons of spirits inhabiting the Ka of God here in this place; and how they might somehow be satiated in a way that I or most people in this world would fine to be something more sexually immoral or deviant ... "previously of the wiccan pagan variety" ... something like my strange dreams here in this place of starting trends of having "a thing" for doing "moms and sisters," which have been echoed here by a sitting and very prominent G.O.P United States senator or congressman; the show "Vampire DIaries" as well as Natalie Portman, Taylor and Sloane Momsen, Kate Hudson, and a number of other female "duos" like the Spears and Simpson sisters (Ashlee and Jamie Lynn, see) the Olsen twins and of course the soon to be "in the light of the fame of Nashville" ... Larkin Poe.

DIVERGENCE, TO NEW YORK CITY, TO YOM HASHOAH ... OR TAV OUR TAY VUE ...

(((( this here is what we call a "race through a rats cage )))) if neither of the four or give girls in question send me some kind of verbal "ACK" ratyher than a "NAK" in writing, I might travel to Ellis Island or Nashville, TN before staying in Boston or ... for instance going to Lowell or Nashua and ... perhaps causing more FUKUSHIMA on the NAKARSAKI of HEROSHEMA; and by that I mean this is a "big deal" ... LLNV might become a bus stop in Vegas or the VEGA System or it might be a national labratory near the Hamptons. It's hard to tell at this point whether or not there's any "liver" in Mexico's version of that funny one with the guy that reminds me of Aldous Snow in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall."

In my mind today I speak from the Earthene world of Janet Devlin's "Chandelliers" directly to Michael Jackson himself, on the difference or change or meaning wrought by Bill Cosby and his "Neverland Ranch" series on the question at hand--are there bowling tumble weeds and karaoke bars on par with Prescott Arizona's scene anywhere closer to Nashville than Bowling Green ... because I was beyond surprised to find a sprawling megalopolis in the place I had thought for my whole life was something more akin to Knoxville, a place where fledgling female music stars became "Grace Vanderwaal" golden buzzer winners ... faster than you can connect Jerusalem to Shirley Temple. On the specific name, Shirley here is Bianca Pisani's great grandmother; and no farther than the truth is the world's "UMBRELLALAUNCH" link between the Chinesely famous virgin (non-alcoholic) drink is something like Billy Joel's Piano Man Bartender walking into "the usual place" and saying something along the lines of "Geisha me up one Virgin Red head; hell, why don't you make it a double." Leave the umbrella with the kites that didn't glow fiiery stars into the Holy of Holies in the same vein and for the same reason that the Church of the Holy Sepulcher failed to actually change the world with it's ritual uniting the Olympic passing of the Torch with today's interlinear and interwoven message with Old Joe and Young Jack Kennedy, Jackie Onassis and even touching on the Saudi Royals which were also a big part of the story connecting General MacNamara to "Lauderdale by the Sea" and a special rememberance to the expensive and Holy bronze or copper brick which he bought (through donation to charity I imagine) making himself more than just something like the founder of the beachfront redesign of our Federal Floridian beacnhead, but also a founding member of something I call "The Columns and Pillars" society in reference to the Pine Crest School version of the same kind of ritual. Also connected here are pictures of those columns, and extracts from my senior yearbook where my mother was kind enough to leave me two whole half page dedications to my graduation from one of the most prestigious and omnifiscient preparatory schools in the entire world ... at the same time donating columns both in my name, their name, and the names of her deceased parents: Julie and Bernard Gerson.

Bell to sky; and to the Berlin Sky; this is the same genetic and congenial family line that links Gersholom Sholom, Albert Einstein, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Adolf Hitler and Yosef Stalin ... to Joe Biden and the "Joseph and Betty Portal" which replace the MacNamara era bricks with "new composite plastic" that might last much longer and has another list of donations. The "portal connection" something like an Einstein-Rozencrantz flash of brilliant light ... marks just one more error in my handling of my lack of understanding of things like "basic vectodirs" and "kasimamoriv radiation" ... including here (if i read this and take the time to properly attribute) a visual image of the red shift and blue spindle of the actual radiation Einstein predicted would be ejected from something so massive even "light" could not escape it. On "relativity" and relatively speaking, it's the wavelength and energy level of the light; as well as something called "gravitational lensing" ... "the special relativity theorem" which earned Munich born and taught Albert a Nobel Peace Prize (as well as much fame in the land of America for the creation and explanation of the science behind the White Sands Trinity connection to Hanukah and Sandia National Labratory) ... forces these corrections:

ERRATA

Operation Fishbowl was a series of high-altitude nuclear tests in 1962 that were carried out by the United States as a part of the larger Operation Dominic nuclear test program. Flight-test vehicles were designed and manufactured by Avco Corporation.[1]

The Operation Fishbowl nuclear tests were originally planned to be completed during the first half of 1962 with three tests named Bluegill, Starfish and Urraca.[2]

The first test attempt was delayed until June. Planning for Operation Fishbowl, as well as many other nuclear tests in the region, began rapidly in response to the sudden Soviet announcement on August 30, 1961 that they were ending a three-year moratorium on nuclear testing.[3] The rapid planning of very complex operations necessitated many changes as the project progressed.

All of the tests were to be launched on missiles from Johnston Island in the Pacific Ocean north of the equator. Johnston Island had already been established as a launch site for United States high-altitude nuclear tests, rather than the other locations in the Pacific Proving Grounds. In 1958, Lewis Strauss, then chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, opposed doing any high-altitude tests at locations that had been used for earlier Pacific nuclear tests. His opposition was motivated by fears that the flash from the nighttime high-altitude detonations might blind civilians who were living on nearby islands. Johnston Island was a remote location, more distant from populated areas than other potential test locations.[4] In order to protect residents of the Hawaiian Islands from flash blindness or permanent retinal injury from the bright nuclear flash, the nuclear missiles of Operation Fishbowl were launched generally toward the southwest of Johnston Island so that the detonations would be farther from Hawaii.

Urraca was to be a test of about 1 megaton yield at very high altitude (above 1000 km.).[5] The proposed Urraca test was always controversial, especially after the damage caused to satellites by the Starfish Prime detonation, as described below. Urraca was finally canceled, and an extensive re-evaluation of the Operation Fishbowl plan was made during an 82-day operations pause after the Bluegill Prime disaster of July 25, 1962, as described below.

"Wish You Were Here" is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd. It was released as the title track of their 1975 album Wish You Were Here "Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd album)").[2]#cite_note-2)[3]#cite_note-mabbett-3) David Gilmour and Roger Waters collaborated to write the music, and Gilmour sang the lead vocal.

In 2011, the song was ranked No. 324 on _Rolling Stone'_s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.[4]#cite_note-4)

In the original album version, the song segues from "Have a Cigar" as if a radio had been tuned away from one station, through several others (including a radio play and one playing the opening of the finale movement of Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony "Symphony No. 4 (Tchaikovsky)")), and finally to a new station where "Wish You Were Here" is beginning.[5]#cite_note-5) The radio was recorded from Gilmour's car radio. He performed the intro on a twelve-string guitar, processed to sound like it was playing through an AM radio, and then overdubbed a fuller-sounding acoustic guitar solo. This passage was mixed to sound as though a guitarist were listening to the radio and playing along. As the acoustic part becomes more complex, the 'radio broadcast' fades away and Gilmour's voice enters, while the rest of the band joins in.[6]#cite_note-songbook-6)

The intro riff is repeated several times before Gilmour plays further solos with scat singing accompaniment. A third verse follows, featuring an increasingly expressive vocal from Gilmour and audible backing vocals. At the end of the recorded song, the final solo crossfades with wind sound effects, and finally segues into the second section of the multi-part suite "Shine On You Crazy Diamond".

Lyrically, the song is often considered to be a direct tribute to Syd Barrett. However, on the documentary The Story of Wish You Were Here, Gilmour and Waters separately describe the original concept that differs from this interpretation. Waters, who mainly wrote the lyrics complementing Gilmour's initial riff idea and subsequent joint composition, describes the lyrics as being directed at himself, as his lyrics often are. Being present in one's own life and freeing one's self in order to truly experience life is a main topic in this song. Gilmour, on the other hand, recognizes that he does not ever perform the song without remembering Syd Barrett. Waters later adds that the song is nevertheless open to interpretation.[7]#cite_note-7)

Both David Gilmour and Roger Waters have praised the song as one of Pink Floyd's finest. Roger Waters has noted that the collaboration between himself and David Gilmour on the song was "really good. All bits of it are really, really good. I'm very happy about it."[8]#cite_note-8) David Gilmour has playfully called "Wish You Were Here" "a very simple country song" and stated that "because of its resonance and the emotional weight it carries, it is one of our best songs."[9]#cite_note-9)

"Wish You Were Here" was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, as part of the sessions for the entire album.

A noted part of the song was a planned contribution by Stéphane Grappelli. A jazz violinist popular at the time and well known for his collaborations with Yehudi Menuhin, both violinists were recording in a downstairs studio at Abbey Road at the time. Gilmour had suggested that there be a little "country fiddle" at the end of the song and invited them to participate. Grappelli duly obliged (Menuhin declined) on arranging a session fee of £300, equivalent to £2,500 in 2021.[10]#cite_note-inflation-UK-10) Ultimately during mixing it was decided to almost remove his contribution, although it can just be heard around 5:21. According to Waters it was decided that it would be insulting to credit Grappelli in the sleeve notes for something so inaudible, although he did receive the agreed-upon fee.[11]#cite_note-grappelli-11)[12]#cite_note-12)[13]#cite_note-13)

As part of the Why Pink Floyd...? campaign, the Experience and Immersion versions of the Wish You Were Here album include an alternative version of the song where Grappelli's part is heard in the instrumental break after the second verse and throughout the third verse before a considerably extended outro. Other less obvious differences are audible, for example at the section leading into the second verse.

The master tape of the original recording includes guitar solos that were not used in the final mix.[citation needed]

Personnel [edit&action=edit&section=5 "Edit section: Personnel")]

• David Gilmour -- lead and harmony vocals, scat singing, six and twelve-string acoustic guitars, pedal steel guitar, tape effects
• Nick Mason -- drums, tape effects
• Roger Waters -- bass, tape effects
• Richard Wright "Richard Wright (musician)") -- Steinway piano, Minimoog

Golgo 13 (Japanese: ゴルゴ13, Hepburn: Gorugo Sātīn) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Takao Saito, published in Shogakukan's Big Comic magazine since October 1968. The manga won the 1975 Shogakukan Manga Award for general manga and the Grand Prize at the 2002 Japan Cartoonists Association Awards. The series follows the title character, a professional assassin for hire.

Golgo 13 is the oldest manga still in publication, and its tankōbon edition has the second-highest number of volumes. It has sold 300 million copies in various formats, including compilation books, making it the second-best-selling manga series and the top selling Seinen manga series in history.[2] It has been adapted into two live-action feature films, an anime film, an original video animation, an anime television series and six video games.

A googol is the large number 10100. In decimal notation, it is written as the digit 1 followed by one hundred zeroes "0 (number)"): 10,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000,​000.

For other uses, see Wormhole (disambiguation) "Wormhole (disambiguation)").

"Einstein-Rosen Bridge" redirects here. For the EP by electronic musician Venetian Snares, see Einstein-Rosen Bridge (EP) "Einstein-Rosen Bridge (EP)").

General relativity

• • Introduction
  • History
• Mathematical formulation

Phenomena

• Gravitational lensing
• Gravitational waves
• Frame-dragging
• Geodetic effect
• Event horizon
• Singularity
• Black hole

Spacetime

• Spacetime diagrams
• Minkowski spacetime
• Einstein--Rosen bridge

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• Equations
• Formalisms

A wormhole (or Einstein--Rosen bridge or Einstein--Rosen wormhole) is a speculative structure linking disparate points in spacetime, and is based on a special solution of the Einstein field equations.

A wormhole can be visualized as a tunnel with two ends at separate points in spacetime (i.e., different locations, different points in time, or both).

Wormholes are consistent with the general theory of relativity by Einstein, but whether wormholes actually exist remains to be seen. Many scientists postulate that wormholes are merely projections of a fourth spatial dimension, analogous to how a two-dimensional (2D) being could experience only part of a three-dimensional (3D) object.[1]

A wormhole could connect extremely long distances such as a billion light years or more, short distances such as a few meters, different universes, or even different points in time.[2]\ Julius and Ethel Rosenberg --- Americans who were involved in coordinating and recruiting an espionage network that included Ethel's brother, David Greenglass, a machinist at Los Alamos National Lab. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were tried for conspiracy to commit espionage. treason charges were not applicable, since the United States and the Soviet Union were allies at the time. The Rosenbergs denied all the charges but were convicted in a trial in which the prosecutor Roy Cohn later said he was in daily secret contact with the judge, Irving Kaufman. Despite an international movement demanding clemency, and appeals to President Dwight D. Eisenhower by leading European intellectuals and the Pope, both the Rosenbergs were executed in 1953, at the height of the Korean War. President Eisenhower wrote to his son, serving in Korea, that if he spared Ethel (presumably for the sake of her two young children), then the Soviets would recruit their spies from among women.[26][27][28] Greenglass later recanted his testimony against her, and release of grand jury testimony in 2008 showed the extent to which the prosecution had created a false case against Ethel.[citation needed]

• Saville Sax --- an American, acted as the courier for Klaus Fuchs and Theodore Hall. Sax and Hall had been roommates at Harvard University.[20]
• Oscar Seborer --- worked at Los Alamos from 1944 to 1946, and was part of a unit that studied the seismological effects of the Trinity "Trinity (nuclear test)") nuclear test. Codenamed "Godsend" by the Soviets, he defected to the Soviet Union in 1951, and received the Order of the Red Star. He lived under the alias "Smith" and died in 2015. His identity was only revealed publicly in 2019.[29]
• Morton Sobell --- an American engineer, he was tried and convicted of conspiracy, along with the Rosenbergs. He was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment on Alcatraz, but released in 1969 on appeal and for good behavior after serving 17 years and 9 months.[30] In 2008, Sobell admitted to passing information to the Soviets, although he said it was all for defensive systems. He implicated Julius Rosenberg, in an interview with the New York Times published in September 2008.[31]
• Melita Norwood --- British Communist, an active Russian spy from at least 1938 and never detected. Employed as a secretary in the British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association since 1932, she was linked to the Woolwich Arsenal spy ring of 1938. In wartime she was seconded to "Tube Alloys", the secret British nuclear research project. She was later considered "the most important female agent ever recruited by the USSR". She was first suspected as a security risk in 1965 but never prosecuted. Her spying career was revealed by Vasili Mitrokhin in 1999, when she was still alive but long retired.
• Arthur Adams "Arthur Adams (spy)") --- Soviet spy who passed information about the Manhattan Project.[32]

• https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/25004050
• https://thedoctorwhosite.co.uk/doctorwho/

12:3 Those who are wi se[a] will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever.

• https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2020/05/08/its-time-rethink-electoral-college

• https://www.npr.org/sections/itsallpolitics/2011/12/20/144016912/we-the-people-npr-readers-would-ratify-four-new-amendments

• https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2020/05/08/its-time-rethink-electoral-college

• https://www.npr.org/sections/itsallpolitics/2011/12/20/144016912/we-the-people-npr-readers-would-ratify-four-new-amendments

• https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/vote-now-an-amendment-to-end-the-electoral-college

• https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/09/opinion/letters/electoral-college.html

• https://www.latimes.com/opinion/readersreact/la-ol-le-electoral-college-20180904-story.html

you are offline

• https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2014/05/amending-the-constitution-is-much-too-hard-blame-the-founders.html

we the people rise again

• https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2012/06/fix-the-constitution-amending-by-national-referendum.html

safe souls, safe fu

• https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2012/06/fixing-the-constitution-protecting-informational-privacy.html

• https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2020/05/new-reconstruction-constitution-democracy.html

We the People of Slate ...

The U.S. Constitution, as you [mighta been, shoulda "come" on ... its someday] rewrϕte it.

"Politicians talk about the Constitution as if it were as sacrosanct as the Ten Commandments [interjection: spec. it is actually almost exactly related!]. But the document itself invites change and revision. What if the president served only one six-year term instead two four-year terms? What if your state's population determined how many senators represent it? What if the Constitution included a right to health care? We asked legal scholars and Slate readers to cross out what they didn't like in the Constitution and pencil in their hearts' desires. Here's what the document would look like with their best ideas."

• Slate: u_s_constitution as_rewritten by_slate_legal_experts_and_readers

多也了了夕 "with a wand of scheffilara, 并#亦太 he begins ... "I am now on the Staff of Menelaus, the Spears of Longinus and Lancelot; and the name "Mosche ex Nashon."

- http://ipfs.io/ipns/fromthemachine.org/CHANSTEYGLOREKI.html

- http://ipfs.io/ipns/fromthemachine.org/NUCLIRDISS.html

- http://dweb.link/ipns/fromthemachine.org/CRALL4Good.html

Please note that any decent browsers would probably render ipfs://fromthemachine.org as the following https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTH33MwfPn5S3bq45Tk77L1j9eZjUsvEVhRTHB3D8M2ZX

I ask again that you all pin on IPFS mirror and copy the data included in these dumps, they are a key to "not losing causality" to not having a history that makes no logical sense, and to some kind of coup de roku, that really makes no sense unless you no, we will ve weill ... ROCK YOU

Long ago I began writing about hidden codes in our history; thing's significantly more obvious than "flying elephant armies" connecting Disney and Dumbo to Xerxes and the "Democratic Party of the United States (mascot)"--though it's not really easy to consolidate the "epiphany" of ... [((all i know))] without some kind of "artificial intelligence data condensation [infosmos.is?"] and summarization platform, though that's nearly the next thing on my Lowell list of things we need to "mechanical turk" into being. Meta-consolidation of the world's encyclopedias is one of the most important and useful tasks we have as we move towards the creation of a virtual debate platform that will eventual "literally obviate wisdom" of the layer/layer system that defines the name of the city I write these words near.

Lowell, MA

The broad overview of the system ... the gist ... is that political parties and activist organizations will create their own "view of the truth" (propaganda, falsehood-removed) and that these disparate pieces of "highlighted and annotated bibliography" could be overlay-ed on top of each other, creating a "new view of the truth" based on a users preference. The whole thing boils down to series of "holographic eschatological goggles" that will allow, for instance, the "grasping and fathoming" of other people's points of view and perhaps reframe your own on any number of individual subjects.

Roe v. Wade, "Concourses" and CON-CERN; because this has been such a "hot topic" in the relative psuedo-edufictional story of the space travel from the lone planet Earth ((intersected)) with the set of skipping stones it takes to exit a Totalital multi stellar system of holographic computer simulators into the ... "molecular world of vaccuum and Einstein time-space" ... I'll start with this simple example.

• 1. the current American debate on the subject, right to life vs. right to choice; provided by the "generic version" of the ideological christian right and the liberal women's left. through a first layer over layer comparison.
• 1. the scientific truth brought to the table by the introduction of "neurological data" proving that there is in fact a moment during the gestation of a human embryo in which "i think therefore i am" connects to some sort of Skynet-became-selfaware at a point which I imagine must be ... although it possibly is not ... prior to the next important literary device/step "let there be light." At the point the ocular cones and rods are created and the fetus opens it's eyes and literally sees the bright light that could probably only be compared on the next edschalon to seeing the "exit pathway from the womb"
• • a. we will finally kinow whether or not "consciousness" is even developed at all before the bicerebral cortex designed to "compare two thoughts, ideas, and shapes" has the ability to get input from the eyes. Personally I think thought begins much earlier than vision, but the simple fact that we "haven't yet had this discussion" shows how very little our scientific and medical progress in the civilization of things like murder, and understanding of life and science has yet to come here.

"People here" means something different than it did when I was born, at least in my mind's eye ... something so completely more advanced that it's almost difficult to believe you all don't see this place as a great prison or farce or unjust Azazel--blaming a man for looking like a rat or a mouse or a dog--in a place where more to the point we stare at a kind of physical violence and horror that would put Dennis the Menace and Bart Simpson to shame. A world hwere "people closer to holodecks" blame an innocent man for "writing the book" on the connection between Holocaust and Euthenasia and Hospice ... certainly you know "an innocent tool" writes these words to you?

On the Hand of God, the Eyes of Ra and Horus;

• https://www.hebrew4christians.com/Glossary/Word_of_the_Week/Archived/Yad/yad.html
• https://aminoapps.com/c/zodiac/page/blog/the-yod-aspect-the-finger-of-god/XG6P_beTgu5gdXrYNwVjBj0WQlDeDWlK72#:~:text=The Yod is the 10th,to be carried through life.

I've written quite a bit on how "mind control" and "voting freedom" are inherently related in and to the thing we call "Civic Involvement" here in the United States--basically that participation in the verification of truth and the public understanding of tautology and temporal falsehood are ... sort of a slave like requirement neeeded to ensure that any freedom at all exists I often say "plugging your [head into google]" might turn the Aesir into an Acer, or the "yodelling of the lakes of democracy" ito "the agricolae becoming nothing more than the Dell."

Unless otherwise indicated, this work was written between the Christmas and Easter seasons of 2017 and 2020(A). The content of this page is released to the public under the GNU GPL v2.0 license; additionally any reproduction or derivation of the work must be attributed to the author, Adam Marshall Dobrin along with a link back to this website, fromthemachine dotty org.

That's a "." not "dotty" ... it's to stop SPAMmers. :/

This document is "living" and I don't just mean in the Jeffersonian sense. It's more alive in the "Mayflower's and June Doors ..." living Ethereum contract sense and literally just as close to the Depp/C[aster/Paglen (and honorably PK] 'D-hath Transundance**sense of the ... new meaning; as it is now published on Rinkeby, in "living contract" form. It is subject to change; without notice anywhere but here--and there--in the original spirit of the GPL 2.0. We are "one step closer to God" ... and do see that in that I mean ... it is a very real fusion of this document and the "spirit of my life" as well as the Spirit's of Kerouac's America and Vonnegut's Martian Mars and my Venutian Hotel ... and my fusion of Guy-A and GAIA; and the Spirit of the Earth .. and of course the God given and signed liberties in the Constitution of the United States of America. It is by and through my hand that this document and our X Commandments link to the Bill or Rights, and this story about an Exodus from slavery that literally begins here, in the post-apocalyptic American hartland. Written ... this day ... April 14, 2020 (hey, is this HADAD DAY?) ... in Margate FL, USA. For "official used-to-v TAX day" tomorrow, I'm going to add the "immultible incarnite pen" ... if added to the living "doc/app"--see is the DAO, the way--will initi8 the special secret "hidden level" .. we've all been looking for.

Nor do just mean this website or the totality of my written works; nor do I only mean ... this particular derivation of the GPL 2.0+ modifications I continually source ... must be "from this website." I also mean the thing that is built from ... bits and piece of blocks of sand-toys; from Ethereum and from Rust and from our hands and eyes working together ... from this place, this cornerstone of the message that is ... written from brick and mortar words and events and people that have come before this poit of the "sealed W" that is this specific page and this time. It's 3:28; just five minutes--or is it four, too layne.

This work is not to be redistributed according to the GPL unless all linked media on Youtube and related sites are intact--and historical references to the actual documented history of the art pieces (as I experience/d them) are also available for linking. Wikipedia references must be available for viewing, as well as the exact version of those pages at the time these pieces were written. All references to the Holy Bible must be "linked" (as they are or via ... impromptu in-transit re-linking) to the exact verses and versions of the Bible that I reference. These requirements, as well as the caveat and informational re-introduction to God's DAO above ... should be seen as material modifications to the original GPL2.0 that are retroactively applied to all works distributed under license via this site and all previous e-mails and sites. /s/ wso\ If you wanna talk to me get me on facebook, with PGP via FlowCrypt or adam at from the machine dotty org

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This reminds me of gaining respect as you get older, is this about growing up?

This quote reminds me of how an author/storyteller gives us a good cliffhanger. An ending at the end of each part that draws us in even more as the story goes on. I especially liked the cliffhanger with this story, because of the roller coaster of emotions that went on and the ending that I would predict kept on changing as the story kept going.

This story reminds me of the Hawaiian proverb,"I ka ʻōlelo no ke ola, ika ʻōlelo no ka make."- Puke ʻŌlelo Noʻeau (In word there is life and in words there is death). Being conscious of the power we release in to the world is important. Intention is essential when telling stories, with our words and actions.

This reminds me of replacing the word "safe space" with "brave space" (a kumu in my island feminisms mentioned the other day). An environment to stimulate confidence to be brave enough to share our stories, with the belief that others will listen.

This is the issue that reminds me of the word "ancient", speaking about us when we are in the room, but made to feel isolated as if our voice cannot be heard. Some want the art without the story, the clout without the rain.

This whole thing reminds me of something we've talked on my art history class. The Enlightenment theme of "Triumph of Light over Darkness" was something that marks the beginning of human's attempt to actively test and explore, and this desire of knowledge has changed human's perspective on the process of getting new knowledge. It is quite obvious and interesting that back in Plato's time, what they were discussing as "knowledge" was the things that were staying there superficially waiting for people to see (or for people to realize in a coincidence) rather than the things we need to discover using calculation or analyzation. This comment is not that philosophical but I think it is somehow related to our point of interdisciplinary study.

In doing some work with Japanese, I’ve come across a Chrome browser extension called Mainichi which shows me a flashcard-like image and the related word in English and Japanese (with both associated kana) every time I open a new browser tab. Because I open dozens to hundreds of browser tabs a day it’s an easy way to review and even learn new words. (It also reminds me that I ought to be working on my next lesson instead of surfing the internet. :smile:)

I’m curious if anyone has seen anything like this for Welsh beyond the more focused use of flashcard technologies like Anki, Mnemosyne, et al?

reminds me of "we are all walking each other home"

To me, this phrase indicates the beginning of a children's fantasy story. "Once upon a time" reminds me of stories of Disney princesses in particular.

Reminds me of "Parfum Exotique"

reminds me of our generation's ineptitude when it comes to closure - much easier to say "see you later" than "goodbye," it's easier to ghost someone than it is to be honest, etc

the dynamic between skinny people and fat people kind of reminds me of this same argument about how degrading any body is bad (meghan trainor released all about that bass and said skinny bitches) and how you won't face these same sort of microaggressions/discrimination if you are skinny, just as with any other marginalized community and the majority

Is the "rain-dark head" simply a raincloud? When the world "embassy" is mentioned, it reminds me of people with high power. Since our character is a foreigner, he could be in an embassy in a foreign country that belongs to his home country. Is our character considered important?

Reminds me of Kyrie Irving who is also professional Muslim basketball player

This reminds me of inspiring politicians such as Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib.

This reminds me of the common debate of whether the US is a "melting pot" or "salad bowl." A question of do citizens retain their heritage and identity or do they feel welcomed into a cohesive American one.

Reminds me strongly of that piece about 2000s beige.

This is an interesting point. It reminds me of the quote by Winston Churchill, "History is told by the victors". Our understanding of the past is entirely dependent on the generations before us. The victors are the ones whose stories we hear because they are the ones who went on to build our nation.

Hmm. Is this true?

I often feel like the connections people make are exactly the most personal part, and necessarily must be sloughed off as one tries to explicate the essence of the thing in Wikipedia-like neutrality. My annotations often look nutty for that reason -- because an anecdote someone's telling about mushroom hunting isn't at its core an expression of a narrative that then inherently calls out to be categorized as such in a way that I can then say "this reminds me of the cozy web".

the idea goes that resource areas keep different groups together — expansion isn't random sort of reminds me of that map of an ancient cretaceous coastline that created good enough soils for high crop yields, so there were more slaves who today tip the scales in favor of democrat, forming a line of blue along the state

Cotter reminds me of some old distant relative at a family gathering that's always telling you what to do.

Eveline's reaction reminds me of the ending to "Araby."

This excerpt reminds me of a scene earlier in the story, when Rachel asked Mr. Franklin to stop smoking his cigar. He then adamantly refused to start smoking again when she asked him to.

is the lottery some kind of sacrifice- reminds me of some aztec traditions I read about

This reminds me that the people that are not affected by police brutality tend to not pay much attention to it.

It reminds me of the cognitive presence is the CoI model.

This reminds me of the "illustrated primer" in Stephenson, N. (1995). The diamond age. Although that's an AI-based system entirely, with no human interaction necessary.

So already there is this sense that the Egyptians don't want the Israelites to leave. Reminds me of Alter's notes on Joseph's attendance at Jacob's death/funeral, when the Pharaoh sent a large retinue with him so that he would be sure to return to Egypt.

This reminds me of the term Mickey-mousing where the music is synched with the action. Though, as this seems like a live-action, it expresses how the eight-bar phrase is not fitting and synchronized to the kiss. This depicts how humans are not a case of animation, since they are more natural in action, and not strict or controlled puppets.

Reminds me of the structuralists. I think it is interesting how we are progressively surrendering the limits to what we can know to be "truth"

I agree with Claire and I'd add that this question of terms reminds me also of the term "antiracism," buzzword used as a personal marker rather than a something related to action.

Yes...my Indigenous colleague reminds me that to Indigenize my work means I have to decolonize the self and that work must come first.

I like this observation about the difference between dynamic vs more static or "tame" maps. It reminds me of the Data Feminism chapter that (I believe) we read for this week, and the notion that sometimes breaking the rules of data visualization, namely creating messy or overwhelming visualizations, can be an effective form of commentary. Obviously this depends on the outlet, and the NYT is primarily focused on providing accessible information rather than an accompanying conclusion. Still, I found it a bit unnerving to see the egregious income inequality in our country represented so "tamely" and without comment.

reminds me of @slamteacher's talk the previous day about only bringing a bag of tricks = cheating both ourselves and our teachers

This reminds me of when some Wikipedia editor decided to remove women authors from a list of American Novelist and creating a separate list for Women American Novelists..

Reminds me of how Felicia Rose Chavez The Anti-Racist Writing Workshop recommends having the students select the readings.

Reading this also reminds me of an article that along with content, teacher, and student interaction, we should consider "interface" = which tech and what tech is being use to deliver the knowledge & material.

This reminds me of the NCSU surveys for which white respondents ranked NCSU as much more welcoming and inclusive toward marginalized demographics, than did members of those marginalized populations.

uncanny valley

For some reason this reminds me of Jesse not understanding the significance of the plastic and the acid...

This extract reminds me that controversial question of whether machines will ever replace humans, assuming that we would consider that humans and machines would have the same abilities, but we don't. On the one hand, machines are faster, more accurate and can perform time consuming activities humans would not be able to do. On the other hand, humans have feelings, emotions and are culturaly sensitive. This makes the difference in activities like education where it needs more interaction and it is not about transmiting concepts and memorizing formulas.

This format of title reminds me of “her first ball”. It turns out that Leila’s first ball is also her last ball. This makes me wonder feel ideal will implies something not so ideal in the article.

This description reminds me of a 'Systems Thinking' approach.

I find this interesting because the colonizing European force would justify slavery by stating the exact opposite of Equiano’s story. They would say that people of color are uneducated and that they are doing them a favor by enslaving them because their life would be so much worse without it. When in reality it is the exact opposite. And Equiano, like many others, became the opposite of the narrative in a system that was looking for excuses to dehumanize them. A vestigial power structure that is similar still exists today, and there are many people just like Equiano that are going strong despite it. However, there are still many people that are having their stories closed too early. This story reminds me of how important it is to listen to and bolster people’s stories.

The guy is dangerous, just doesn't care about anything but ratings (reminds me of someone...)

I know it is just in the story, but seeing things like this reminds me of how much knowledge exists in the world. Whether practical or impractical, theoretical or applied, it goes to show that there is a lot to learn, and one person can never learn everything. It makes you (or at least me) want to chase after the knowledge that you are passionate about as there is always a wellspring where you least expect it.

I forget that data and visualization show up in entertainment as well. It is like this section says, you have to look outside of spreadsheets and text files to see that photos and status updates could also qualify. This just reminds me that data can be used in so many different ways and not just the more common ones you may think of off the top of your head. People like their entertainment so Facebook and OkCupid were most likely successful in using their data in that way.

This portion here reminds me of a show on Netflix , Coded Bias, where in one particular episode a black developer is working on creating a facial recognition A.I. and was struggling to make it work, until she realized the program could only accurately identify white faces, due to the database for facial recognition for most part uses mostly white faces. She discovered that wearing a white mask would make her program work, but it would not recognize her own face. This I think helps support the idea presented in this article that programs themselves can be made racist with racial bias, regardless of the users interacting and creating with them.

This reminds me of the front and back of house concept. Where data makes up the front of house, and metadata the back. So depending on which end you work, dictates the data you see or work with first. for example say the data is a photo, a viewer would access the data first (most likely) and could then move towards metadata if they so chose. The photographer however would be most familiar with the files, editing, location etc, that is all related to the meta data first. This idea sort of helps me structure the two in my mind better. Maybe the idea might help a few others to wrap their brains around the idea of data/metadata

Reminds me of a research thesis

This reminds me of the "chocolate covered broccoli" idea.

Reminds me of an article I've read which basically goes over how experiencing homelessness was proven to have caused symptoms of mental illness among-st those experiencing it. The same article also brought up an interesting point of how it can be the other way around with mental illness causing people to become homeless.

Is it stealing if it belonged to the Indians to begin with? Reminds me of the British Museum and how they stole artifacts from other countries to promote themselves.

Interesting, capitalization of death, personifying it further by calling it merciful. Also, Ezra is being quite dramatic, reminds me of writings in Shakespearian times.

I can't tell if all the commentary on the rose garden is pat of the mystery/plot or just part of Sergeant's quirks. Sergeant Cuff reminds me of Detective Blanc from Knives Out. I wonder if the seemingly goofy/silly yet intelligent detective trope comes from The Moonstone

Reminds me on how the writer claims himself to be non-superstitious.

I haven't read much literature from the 19th century, but this reminds me a lot of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and how much of the novel took the form of letters, lending it an air of authenticity. I suppose this is kind of a precursor to "found footage" style movies or mockumentaries today.

This introduction reminds me of the intro to the Lord of The Rings, describing the mythical background and historical provenance of the story's macguffin.

This reminds me of the intro to Gulliver's Travels which also opens with a letter or 'extracted family paper' declaring the text's appeal to authority and truthfulness.

Reminds of the Robot devil's quote “Your lyrics lack subtlety! You can't just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!"

reminds me of ABA therapy

It reminds me of The Chronicle's exhorting ordinary people to support the then-underway cause intended to banish Uber and Lyft from Austin, on ostensibly populist grounds, when in reality the cause was aimed at preserving the commercial interests of an entrenched, unworthy industry. I saw a similar thing with the popular sentiment against Facebook's PATENTS.txt—a clever hack on par with copyleft which had the prospect of making patent trolls' weapons ineffective, subverted by a meme that ended with people convinced to work against their own interests and in favor of the trolls.

Maybe it's worth coining a new term ("anti-rebellion"?) for this sort of thing. Se also: useful idiot

Reading this paragraph reminds me of all of the misperceptions of people that are told. This topic was brought up in another one of my classes and it's crazy to see it happening again here.

This reminds me of all of my years of teaching and every few years there is a new and improved curriculum or theory. Sometimes it is hard to know which ones will stick around.

This concept reminds me very much so of when I was a student. There were not many leadership opportunities, collaborative learning, and the teacher rarely facilitated the learning. Instead, it was more of a lecture. This is an approach that I try to stray from as much as possible. I find the best lessons I plan are when my students are taking control of the environment and I am there as a means of support and guidance to the learning.

To me, multiliteracies is addressing the multiple modes and forms people learn best. In a way, it reminds me of the curriculum I use (Lucy Calkins Workshop Model). We transitioned from novel studies to allowing students to read any book they want (as long it was the same genre). I know the comparison seems far fetched, but when boiled down, multiliteracies and Lucy Calkins differentiate and take individualism into consideration for the best learning outcomes possible.

I think that the way the Narratives map utilizes occlusion to demonstrate the inherently problematic-- and dehumanizing-- nature of gentrification and using data visualization to depict it. This reminds me of other ethical discussions we've had, about how interpreting certain sources/issues as data can be problematic because it erases personal stories and lived experiences. I really like the idea of making the data visualization purposefully messy and overwhelming. However, I think it's also important to include more understandable visualizations as well, so that people can also understand the problem and be motivated to fix it-- a solution requires both emotion and competence, so we should strive to make our data visualizations easy to understand, but also emotionally impactful.

This reminds me of the text "They Say, I Say" that I and others use in Composition. It's focused on rhetorical moves in writing, and it highlights the fact that writing is part of a larger conversation.

This reminds me of the PYP learner profile. Being open minded and having perspective

Reminds me of the saying that if you want to really learn something well, teach it to someone else.

This reminds me of what Gab Leydon says in the Invest Like the Best podcast - he believes our innovation may hit a human limit. The rapid growth he believes in will be using AI to drive innovation.

This reminds me about the transition of reggaton going from love-felt stories to a rhyme scheme of the degradation of women. Catchy, but still a bit sexist, probably tied to our "machismo" factor that still takes part in South American male culture

I think this really emphasizes the ease it is to gain connections and have learning opportunities available and accessible. It reminds me of the comparison of how people don't need a degree as much anymore.

Return to Mexico, Challenges, Employment, Jobs, Call Centers, Community

Reflections, The United States, Favorite parts, missing

something about the ambiguity, the inability to find an objective, logical, empirical "answer," reminds me of the sand. it is the stuff of legends, of tales, of inherited stories that shift as they move through generations--a duppy epistemology. It reminds me of the question, who is in charge? what is the source of the power that is exerted over this landscape?

I love how the night appears; how blackness appears. Something that can shift and move and kiss. Reminds me of this Fred Moten phrase, the "midnight of category's beyond" (Black & Blur, 226).