July 2012
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“Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream...”
– Edgar Allan Poe
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“Every book is a children’s book if the kid can read!”
– Mitch Hedberg
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“I like an escalator because an escalator can never break, it can only become...”
– Mitch Hedberg
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oh-the-hyperreality replied to your post: oh-the-hyperreality replied to your post: poetry…
My monotone answer’s pathetic,Yes sadness is so catalytic.But here is a go, Guess I’m trying to show,Words should speak even when I’m not cachexic. :D
wow, i honestly never thought i’d see cachexic used in a poem. perfect! :) just made my day :) everyone else can now go home…
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oh-the-hyperreality replied to your post: poetry is harder when i’m happy and content when…
same
it is rare to find the poet, who spills ink with joy and knows it. but i’ll give it a try, put my arse on the line, and what follows might really be perfect
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“Every person takes the limits of their own field of vision for the limits of the...”
– Arthur Schopenhauer
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poetry is harder when i’m happy and content
when my days are filled with joyous life
and not with thwarting ill intent
faucondesang: Can anyone explain the Anarchist... →
robcayman:
hunterkiryu:
I don’t understand how you can stop murderers and not remove a life or someone’s freedoms. And it is something that bothers me a bit.
Okay, so, this is very good example of simple perspective/paradigm shift in waiting.
the word murder, already, is a little…
it’s actually very interesting.
we recently had a Puff Adder in the house, and I was forced to...
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“I like persons better than principles, and I like persons with no principles...”
– Oscar Wilde
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“The end of the human race will be that it will eventually die of civilization.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Can anyone explain the Anarchist society and...
hunterkiryu:
I don’t understand how you can stop murderers and not remove a life or someone’s freedoms. And it is something that bothers me a bit.
Okay, so, this is very good example of simple perspective/paradigm shift in waiting.
the word murder, already, is a little ambiguous, because the circumstances of the death must be determined as accurately as possible to determine what degree of...
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i have had a very interesting last few weeks, and this brief post is but a moment, stolen from the spiteful light of the world outside. i want my blog, and to scroll , filling my mind with your musings, anecdotes, quips, take-downs, essays, and blehs. :)
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it’s 6 am and i’m off to drive some rich guy’s car while he cycles one of the most gruelling bike rides around. I pledge to blog tonight, because i seriously miss you guys more than is strictly appropriate. :)
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Anonymous asked: what is on my mind
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i can’t seem to find a consensus on this:
i know it seems simple, but adding up the slips does not give me an accurate assessment of a distinction between my finite an infinite resource usage.
where does one make the distinction between physical property and intellectual property, when considering costing our daily consumption properly?
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a day spent discussing the future, while sitting on a vast empty beach, on a wild coastline.
a good day methinks
“if you are waiting for change to happen, then you have misunderstood the nature...”
“money, government, religion, in their organised forms have had their hold on us...”
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i miss you guys! be back n posting soon :)
“when you let go of your fiscal value, you are forced to face the fact that you...”
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All government’s are essentially doomed. Communist, Fascist, Democratic, Feudalist…. because they are all placed over a system already in place over everything. This is the monetary system. The monetary system ensures that no government can exist that is not corrupt, because the monetary system is itself corrupt. It is the underlying incentive for corruption. The Power that is so quickly...
Anonymous asked: magic realism in alice in the wonderland
How Apple, Google and Amazon evade taxes →
Some old books on electrical engines and... →
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woke up this morning to a gentle breeze carrying the sing song churpchurp of weavers playing in the acacia trees. the cold winter air was crisp and clear and somewhere, far down the valley, i could hear the school children as they make the morning trek together, singing whatever they want at the top of their lungs, and having all but the faintest echo stolen and dampened by the hills and the...
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health-and-horticulture started following you
the universe is indeed serendipitous when we allow it to be and stop making our own plans. As I step off-grid, I gain a follower that will provide vital information to my healthy survival :)
welcome, and thanks for the follow =)
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faucondesang answered your question: right all, i am home again (off-grid) due to a…
where do you live so i can come help >___>
Port St Johns, Eastern Cape, South Africa (google umngazi river bungalows and i’m on the hill north of them)
and help would be welcome, but south africa might be a little out of your way ;)
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right all, i am home again (off-grid) due to a number of varying circumstances, and my belief that systemic collapse is a distinct possibility. I do not think that we will eloquently survive such a collapse without putting up at least some token resistance and active positive communal interaction. So, I will over the next year be setting up a second blog, where you can all view my efforts at...
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hey everyone, posting at a minimum right now, off-gridness needs manual labor and there is too much to do to sit and tumblr it with all of you <3 I haven’t gone anywhere, the real world just needs me for a bit ;)
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robcayman:
I think the very nature of The Scientific Method encourages exploration in every possible way. it accepts and questions everything we know and think we know and don’t know and combines them into this wonderful setup that removes us from the system, while linking us to each other and the world almost imperceptibly yet intrinsically. it says that we may have opinions, but that a...
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noteworthyscholar started following you
hi, and welcome :)
usgroovykids started following you
welcome back justin :) good to have you as a follower again :)
“the further back one looks, the further ahead one can see”
– Winston Chruchill (via robcayman)
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robcayman:
be honest, how many of you would buy a collection of my writings on a new world?
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Texas Court Recognizes the Atmosphere as a Public... →
climateadaptation:
Along with other concerned groups, Our Children’s Trust brought a very important climate change lawsuit against the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to (basically) begin regulating CO2. “The lawsuit is part of legal action in 49 states, the District of Columbia, and against the federal government on behalf of youth to compel reductions of CO2 emissions that will...
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Through the Wormhole: I hate having asthma so... →
wagingpeace:
feeling-this-1-8-2:
I hate waking up every 20 minutes with my lungs feeling like there’s a ton of stone on them. I hate the dark spots in my vision I get when I can’t get enough oxygen into my body. I have wheezing and everyone staring. I hate not being able to exercise correctly or giving…
Yikes… I had to buy a new inhaler yesterday. :/
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while i hate facebook, the post going around about zuckerburg being a CIA operative, and overlord of the CIA’s Project Facebook. is an Onion News video, ONION NEWS. stop taking parodies literally. just stop.
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