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Mar 8, 2025

Cindy approached Bill in the quiet foyer of the fraternity house, her tone calm but resolute. "Bill," she began, her voice carrying a weight that made him glance up from his work. "I need to inform you that you've been selected to be a sperm donor."

 

Bill blinked, caught off guard. "Wait, what? Cindy, I—"

 

She raised a hand to stop him, her expression unwavering. "Before you say anything, let me clarify. I won’t be the one collecting it. But at some point in your life, you’ll give it to someone, and we’ll use it. It’s already been decided."

 

Bill leaned back in his chair, rubbing his temples. "Cindy, I don’t think I’m the right person for this. I mean, I appreciate the... honor, I guess, but I’d rather not."

 

Cindy tilted her head slightly, her gaze steady. "Bill, you know I see with my mind, not just my eyes. And what I see is someone who has both—a sharp mind and a grounded perspective. That’s what we need. That’s what I want for this."

 

He hesitated, the determination in her voice making it hard to argue. "I don’t know, Cindy. This feels... strange. I’m not sure I’m comfortable with it."

 

Her lips curved into a faint smile, though her tone remained firm. "Bill, this isn’t about comfort. It’s about science, about the future. You don’t really have a choice in this."

 

Bill sighed, his resistance faltering under her unwavering resolve. "Fine," he muttered, his voice tinged with reluctance. "Yes, okay. For science."

 

Cindy nodded, satisfied. "Good. You’ll thank me one day, Bill. Trust me." And with that, she turned and walked away, leaving him to process the unexpected turn his day had taken.

 

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Bill and Alan sat in the cafeteria of the National Institutes of Health, their conversation drifting between policy and linguistics as they sipped on coffee from plain white mugs. The hum of nearby chatter filled the room, but their focus remained on their animated discussion.

 

"You know, Alan," Bill began, adjusting his glasses, "I’ve always thought it fascinating that people working at the Kremlin seem to speak perfect Russian. It’s like they’ve made a commitment to defend their language from the inevitable creep of slang or borrowed words. Take, for instance, the word for ‘refrigerator.’ They don’t shorten it to something casual like 'frig.' Instead, they use a formal phrase—what is it?—something akin to 'the box that keeps things cold.' It’s a point of pride, I think, keeping their language precise."

 

Alan raised an eyebrow. "That’s an interesting observation, Bill. But defending a language from change? Isn’t that just artificially freezing it in time? Language evolves to reflect the people and culture. I mean, here in America, we don’t resist change—we embrace it. That’s kind of the point, isn’t it?"

 

Bill smirked. "I get what you’re saying, but hear me out. Here at the NIH, and in government in general, speaking well still matters. It’s about more than just language—it’s about the ideals of fairness and opportunity that the Founding Fathers laid out. Even those government workers who’ve been dismissed for one reason or another still carry themselves with a certain demeanor. They understand that representing the U.S. isn’t just about producing better statistics; it’s about buying into the concept of the USA itself."

 

Alan leaned back in his chair, a thoughtful expression crossing his face. "I get your point about professionalism, but you’re putting a lot of weight on what some bureaucrat in Washington thinks. To me, America’s strength isn’t in top-down conformity; it’s in celebrating differing views, different cultures, and how they all come together. It’s about what the people do, not some mirror image of the Kremlin’s uniformity in government offices."

 

Bill chuckled. "So, you're saying I’m waxing poetic about order and structure when I should just let things flow, huh?"

 

"Exactly," Alan replied with a grin. "Let’s face it, those government workers you’re talking about will still have their professional photos with the President of the United States hanging in their offices. They’ll still hold their heads high and speak well. But it’s the people out there, from all walks of life, who define what America is—not a pristine image of linguistic precision or even federal statistics."

 

As their conversation continued, the nuances of their debate painted a picture of the tension between ideals and reality, between preserving tradition and embracing change. It was a dialogue as dynamic and evolving as the nation itself.

 

 

Mar 7, 2025

Meesha and Sophie often found themselves in the midst of lively discussions, especially when the children were around. To keep certain topics out of the little ones' ears, they cleverly switched between different languages. This linguistic dance allowed them to speak freely without worrying about curious eavesdroppers.

 

One evening, as the children played nearby, young Nostrilman caught a word that intrigued him: "excitement." He couldn't fully understand the conversation, but the word resonated with him. The young ones loved excitement. From the thrill of a new car to the wonders of a new radio, excitement was a constant companion in their lives. They eagerly went to shows because they were exciting.

 

But excitement was a double-edged sword. Men drove fast for the thrill it brought. Some even turned to crime in search of that rush. Soldiers, too, spoke of battles with a certain glint in their eyes, as if the chaos of combat held a strange allure.

 

For Meesha and Sophie, excitement held a different meaning. They chose to remember it as the joyous feeling one experiences when receiving a gift. This interpretation was more innocent, more pure. It was about the warmth and happiness that came from thoughtful gestures and surprises.

 

Nostrilman, however, experienced excitement in ways that few could comprehend. His excitement often led him down unpredictable paths. At times, it would manifest in overindulgence—too much wine, perhaps, or other excesses that left him feeling regretful.

 

Despite the various interpretations of excitement, one thing was clear: it was a powerful force that shaped the lives and actions of those who felt it. For young Nostrilman, the word would continue to echo in his mind, influencing his understanding of the world and his own experiences.

Nostrilman and Meesha sat in a dimly lit room, the weight of the world pressing down on their shoulders. The news had been relentless, filled with escalating tensions and threats of nuclear warfare. They knew they had to discuss the unthinkable: whether the Russians would be angry enough to launch a nuclear weapon.

 

Nostrilman, ever the pragmatist, leaned back in his chair, his eyes fixed on the ceiling. "Meesha, we need to consider the possibility. The stakes are too high to ignore."

 

Meesha, with his calm and analytical demeanor, nodded. "I understand, Nostrilman. But we must approach this with caution. Anger alone isn't enough to trigger such a catastrophic decision. There are many factors at play."

 

Nostrilman sighed, running a hand through his hair. "You're right, of course. But the rhetoric coming from their leaders is alarming. They're feeling cornered, and that can lead to desperate actions."

 

Meesha leaned forward, her eyes intense. "Desperation can indeed be dangerous. But we must also consider the rational actors within their government. Launching a nuclear weapon would have devastating consequences for everyone involved, including themselves."

 

Nostrilman nodded slowly. "True. But what if they believe that their survival depends on it? What if they think that a show of force is the only way to protect their interests?"

 

Meesha's expression softened. "We can't ignore that possibility. But we must also remember that there are channels of diplomacy still open. There are people on both sides who understand the gravity of the situation and are working tirelessly to prevent such an outcome."

 

Nostrilman looked at Meesha, a glimmer of hope in his eyes. "So, you're saying there's still a chance for peace?"

 

Meesha smiled gently. "Yes, Nostrilman. As long as there are people willing to talk, to negotiate, and to find common ground, there is always hope. We must do everything in our power to support those efforts and to remind the world of the devastating consequences of nuclear warfare."

 

Nostrilman took a deep breath, feeling a sense of resolve. "You're right, Meesha. We can't give in to fear. We must continue to advocate for peace and diplomacy, no matter how dire the situation may seem."

 

As they sat in the dimly lit room, the weight of their conversation hung heavy in the air. But amidst the darkness, there was a flicker of hope—a reminder that even in the face of unimaginable threats, the human spirit could still strive for a better, more peaceful world.

 

Mar 6, 2025

In a bustling city, the president found himself facing a daunting challenge: how to generate $250 billion for the US Treasury to combat the mounting national debt. The solution, he decided, lay in imposing a 25% tariff on a country that engaged in $1 trillion of business with the United States. This bold move would not only fill the treasury's coffers but also protect domestic industries from foreign competition.

 

As the president made his announcement, a wave of anticipation and uncertainty swept through the nation. Business owners, consumers, and economists alike pondered the potential impacts of this protectionist policy.

 

The president, now seen as a staunch Protectionist, argued that this tariff was necessary to safeguard American jobs and industries. By making imported goods more expensive, he believed that consumers would be more inclined to buy domestically-produced products, thus bolstering the nation's economy. The $250 billion in revenue would be a significant step toward debt reduction, allowing for investments in infrastructure, education, and other critical areas.

 

However, not everyone saw the tariff in a positive light. Critics warned that the increased cost of imported goods would ultimately be passed on to consumers, effectively acting as a federal sales tax. Everyday items, from electronics to clothing, would become more expensive, straining household budgets and reducing purchasing power.

 

Businesses that relied on imported materials and components were also concerned. The higher costs of these inputs could lead to reduced profitability, layoffs, and even closures. Some feared that the country's trading partner might retaliate by imposing tariffs on US exports, leading to a trade war that could disrupt global supply chains and stifle economic growth.

 

In the midst of this debate, the president remained resolute. He visited factories and small businesses across the country, listening to the concerns of workers and owners. He assured them that the short-term pain would be worth the long-term gain. The revenue generated from the tariff would be used to strengthen the nation's infrastructure, create jobs, and reduce the national debt.

 

As the tariff took effect, its impacts began to unfold. Prices for imported goods rose, leading some consumers to seek out American-made alternatives. Domestic industries saw a surge in demand, and new job opportunities emerged. Yet, the higher costs also led to inflationary pressures, and some families struggled to make ends meet.

 

Internationally, tensions escalated as the targeted country imposed its own tariffs on US goods. This trade war caused disruptions in various industries, from agriculture to manufacturing. Diplomatic efforts were underway to find a resolution, but the path forward remained uncertain.

 

Through it all, the president stood by his decision. He believed that the tariff was a necessary step to protect the nation's economic sovereignty and ensure a prosperous future. While the journey was fraught with challenges, he was determined to lead the country toward a stronger, more self-reliant economy.

 

Mar 5, 2025

During Americas Revolutionary war King George may have gone over the situation across the Atlantic with a view that he must “Ruin the colonies.”  With what should King George ruin it with.  First he demanded a cash crop be found.  Upon realizing crops need hands to cultivate it and collect it he would say to Africa, “Collect slaves, and collect rum to trade for the slaves. The colonists wanted to be free but failed to come through on the promise.

 

Colonists went on to found colonies all over North America from the foothold in the  east all the way to the Pacific.  But ultimately kings and then presidents needed to unify all the colonies, known as settlements in the order of towns.  They arrive daily to wreck the colonists, which they believed would be in Washington D.C.  The people here already had been busy killing the kings with votes for years.  So bad acts in these settlements from foreign thrill seekers, calls into question, what power works, and what kills the colonists.  If it kills the settled people it is believed to have killed America.

 

The needs of each area, are believed to have joined together into a single unit.  This worked until it didn’t.  Washington D.C. has grown worried a man not born in the USA might be fulfilling a need in a welcoming city.  Cities recruit talent.  The domestic people exist in the form of the one selected to farm a plantation.  All you have to do is get workers to do something without making that group into slaves. 

 

The southern ways grip the nation.  Settlers that band together nationally get a subsidy as in the case of Seattle, Phoenix and Atlanta.  It’s tough all over.  Unless you’re the king or a politician, your settlement is on a monitor and going illegal to sell drugs appeals to many settlements.  Why not buy and sell coffee.

Mar 4, 2025

Nostrilman’s perspective on justice is deeply intertwined with his views on business, security, and societal order. The wealth amassed by his family through their store, A1 Food and Paper, serves as a cornerstone for his understanding of justice and the necessity of maintaining it.

 

Nostrilman recognizes that, in any economy, the need for clean, fresh bags for carrying purchases is ubiquitous, whether the items are large or small. His concern, however, lies with the potential for crime and the risk of non-payment. He believes that a business must safeguard its assets and ensure that transactions are completed honestly.

 

To protect his business, Nostrilman believes in employing "cold tough guys" to enforce payments and deter criminal activities. These individuals, like Stanley—the tall, imposing figure who had recently eaten—serve as enforcers, standing guard and ensuring that the kind owners of small grocery stores can safely bring in their supplies. To Nostrilman, these toughs are defenders of women, society, and the financial stability of the business.

 

Nostrilman finds camaraderie and a sense of belonging in a club that shares his values. This club embraces a tough and cold persona, often engaging in playful yet stern language games to maintain their image. For Nostrilman, this commitment to the "game with the toughs" is a lifelong endeavor, reflecting his unwavering dedication to his principles of justice and security.

 

In essence, Nostrilman views justice as a combination of protecting one's livelihood, maintaining order, and ensuring that the vulnerable are defended by those willing to stand up against wrongdoing. His approach to justice is pragmatic and unyielding, shaped by the challenges and experiences of running a family business in a demanding world.

 

Mar 3, 2025

 

Nostrilman sat with his grandfather in a small, dimly lit room, the crackling fire playing shadows across the walls. The old man, with a face carved by time and history, spoke of his youth in early 20th century Russia. The world he described was one of stark contrasts—opulent wealth for a few, crushing poverty for the many. It was a time when the air itself seemed charged with the electricity of change, as revolution brewed in the hearts of the downtrodden.

 

"There was always talk of fairness," his grandfather said. "But fairness, my boy, is a slippery thing."

 

Nostrilman leaned in closer, his curiosity ignited. "What was it like? The revolution, I mean."

 

The old man’s voice grew heavy with memory. "We were told not to wander too far. They said a bear roamed the outskirts—an enormous, fierce creature, they said. But this bear, it wasn’t just a beast. It was a symbol, a force. They said it was taking people to join the revolution."

 

Nostrilman’s eyes widened. "A bear? Taking people?"

 

His grandfather chuckled dryly. "Not a real bear, of course, but that’s how it felt. It was as if the revolution itself had claws and teeth, drawing people in, whether they wanted to fight or not."

 

The fire crackled louder, and the old man shifted in his chair. "When I was just a boy, my father decided it was time to leave. The revolution had grown too close, too dangerous. We traveled to Odessa, to board a ship to America. Odessa—it was everything all at once. The best and the worst place you could imagine."

 

Nostrilman’s grandfather paused, lost in thought. "My brother Greesha agreed," he finally said. "We had no choice. America was our hope, but it was also an unknown beast. And yet, we made it work. We built a life there, made our mark in a strange, new land."

 

Nostrilman’s fascination burned brighter. He wondered if he, too, could shape a new future, take part in something monumental. But then his grandfather’s tone darkened.

 

"You see," he said, his voice dropping to a near whisper, "even in the land of opportunity, shadows followed us. There were whispers, threats. Someone claimed they were sent to destroy us—to destroy me and my people. They said it was sanctioned, official."

 

Nostrilman felt a chill run through him. "What happened?"

 

His grandfather shrugged. "We survived. But survival—it's not just about the long term. As they say, 'Care about the short term, because in the long term, we're all dead.'"

 

Nostrilman sat back, absorbing the weight of his grandfather’s words. He thought of the bear, the revolution, the journey to America. He thought of the dualities—the best and worst, hope and danger. Life, it seemed, was a series of contrasts, and it was up to him to navigate them.

 

Feb 28, 2025

Nostrilman’s tale unfolds like a gritty tapestry of ingenuity and determination against the odds. Beginning as a civil air patrol volunteer, Nostrilman proved that resilience and strategic thinking could compensate for any lack of resources. The mission was clear: adapt and overcome, making America unbeatable.

 

Armed not with an arsenal but with wisdom, he drew upon the teachings of an old Russian mentor, Leonid, whose advice crystallized into a philosophy: anticipate and outmaneuver. Nostrilman took this to heart, developing a strategy with his comrades—boys poised to become men. They discovered that the key to winning was to master the psychology of their opponents. Guided by this revelation, they buried themselves in books, learning to manipulate the delicate mechanisms of human behavior.

 

Their exploration took a dark turn as they analyzed theories like Freud's and Maslow's, not to foster positive change but to weaponize them. They aimed to dismantle the elements that held communities together, preying on vulnerabilities to sow chaos in city coalitions. Freud’s concepts became tools for disruption—eliminating family bonds, inflating primal urges, and twisting moral compasses to the extreme. Maslow’s hierarchy was inverted, stripping individuals of safety, security, and love to expose the fragility of even the strongest conquerors.

 

This calculated subversion of human needs and desires was indeed diabolical, as one of Nostrilman's team aptly noted. Yet, even Nostrilman had his limits, declaring that certain sacred institutions—like the financial pillars that supported their mission—must remain untouched.

 

The story of Nostrilman is a complex exploration of how ingenuity, psychological insight, and moral compromise can forge a path in the struggle to survive and thrive. It raises questions about the fine line between strategy and ethics, and how far one is willing to go to achieve their goals.

 

Feb 26 & 27, 2025

Chapter: The Early Days of the KGB

 

The KGB, or Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, was the Soviet Union's main security agency. It was known for its brutal tactics, including the arrest and imprisonment of anyone seeking change or progress in the Soviet Union. During its early days, the KGB instilled fear and control over the population, making it dangerous for anyone to challenge the status quo.

 

Michael's Journey

 

Michael, an adventurous young man, left school to travel the world. Along the way, he may have sold some drugs, which put him at risk of being tracked down by dangerous individuals. His journey took him to Colombia, where he encountered the supply side of the drug trade, eventually bringing these substances back to his college town.

 

During his travels, Michael met a woman in Russia named Tatiyana. She expressed interest in marrying him, a notion that seemed normal in a world where desperation often drove people to seek love and stability. However, the lack of a car and a quiet apartment made maintaining a relationship difficult. Michael, a linguistic genius, quickly learned Russian and German.

 

The KGB and Spying

 

One thing about the KGB and other spy agencies is their penchant for finding personal connections, such as one's mother or high school rival, to exert pressure. Without such connections, a person would be just another stomach, not worth pursuing. Stanley, a character in this story, once roared that 1 out of 10 Russians were KGB. Paul, in his autistic perception, believed that 1 out of 10 Americans were spies.

 

Despite the cold atmosphere of the era, the Hebrews remained warm-hearted, hiring spies to ensure their interests were protected.

 

Michael's Return

 

Michael eventually returned to the United States, where he took up a position teaching philosophy at a state university. He trusted that the USA was different from Russia. However, he would soon discover that he couldn't have been more wrong. The culture of paranoia and suspicion had permeated the fabric of society, making it difficult for anyone to feel truly safe and free.

 

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Chapter: The Culture of Reporting

 

In a society where people constantly report on each other, the dynamics of trust and camaraderie can become strained. Cindy, for instance, was known for calling in any wrongdoing she witnessed, even if it was a minor infraction by a friend. Similarly, when a drug dealer got caught, he would make reports on everyone he had interacted with, hoping to lessen his own punishment. Michael and Cindy were emblematic of this culture of reporting.

 

The mere knowledge that someone like Cindy or Michael could report them at any moment created a toxic environment. People became paranoid, always looking over their shoulders, aware that any misstep could be reported. This procedure, known as "state's evidence," paralyzed America's once fun and free-spirited life. The country had become a place where people were quick to tell on one another, and the more compliant individuals roared with approval.

 

Jack, a veteran, represented the old way of doing things. He swooped in and collected Rachel, operating by his own set of rules and using guns for the USA. Those who still played the college game often did so with ulterior motives, seeking names to blackmail or turn over to the authorities. It was all done for money and the thrill of the action. Each participant believed that no one would get hurt too badly.

 

However, when they turned on a faithful person, the machine of the country failed. The system, built on trust and mutual respect, could not withstand the constant betrayal and reporting. The culture of reporting had eroded the very foundation of society, leaving it fractured and dysfunctional.

 

Feb 25, 2025

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Chapter: John and Michael in School

John and Michael sat attentively in their psychology class, learning about Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. They both found the analysis intriguing, recognizing its profound implications on human behavior and motivation. As they discussed the different levels—physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization—they agreed that the theory offered a comprehensive framework for understanding human needs.

 

One day, during one of John’s magical introspective trips, he analyzed his own life through the lens of Maslow's hierarchy. It felt as though there was a formidable opponent playing defense on each level of his needs puzzle. Threats loomed over his sense of safety, and his access to food and shelter seemed precarious. His sense of love and belonging constantly shifted, leaving him in a state of perpetual uncertainty.

 

During his reflections, John met a German fellow named Bern. Bern shared a perspective that resonated deeply with John. According to Bern, in German analysis, the turmoil John described was akin to what Jews referred to as the metaphorical murder of one's potential—a consequence faced by individuals who resort to drugs or criminal behavior. Such individuals might have connections to violence and guns, but at their core, they were simply struggling to meet the fundamental levels of Maslow's hierarchy. Bern emphasized that for any person to achieve self-actualization, these basic needs must be fulfilled.

 

John swallowed hard, digesting the weight of Bern's words. The realization struck him like a bolt of lightning. He turned to Michael, his expression stern and determined, and said, "This has to stop, it's insane."

 

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Feb 23, 2025

Raw: Begin with the song My Sharona by the rock group of the early 80s The Knack. The Knack was reviewed poorly by existing rock critics who craved album sides that told tale of wonder, love, adventure and love. Breakups could make one cry at how the story is sung. So corporate types wanted to invent the '80s pop that became very successful. The songs on The Knack record were brief and poppy without one reference to the human experience. The energy and drum stick got people through without wondering who laments and woos through melodrama. And so 80s pop came to be. Flying along on the radio were bands like the Clash. The London Calling record gained acclaim. The Clash leave the generation with a challenge, "When they knock down your front door how ya gonna come with your hands on your head or on the trigger of a gun. My My My Sharona the Knack answered.

"My Sharona" by The Knack is a song that encapsulates the essence of early 80s pop rock. Released in 1979, it became the lead single from The Knack's debut album "Get the Knack." With its infectious guitar riff, catchy chorus, and energetic tempo, the song quickly soared to the top of the charts, becoming a defining anthem of the era.

 

Despite its commercial success, "My Sharona" and The Knack faced criticism from rock purists and critics of the time. Rock critics of the 70s and early 80s had grown accustomed to album-length narratives that delved into themes of love, adventure, and heartbreak. They cherished the storytelling and emotional depth found in bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles. In contrast, The Knack's music was seen as shallow and lacking in lyrical depth. Their songs were short, punchy, and centered around catchy hooks rather than profound messages. "My Sharona," with its straightforward lyrics and repetitive chorus, epitomized this approach.

 

However, this simplicity was precisely what corporate music executives were seeking as they aimed to shape the pop landscape of the 1980s. They wanted songs that were easy to digest, radio-friendly, and capable of capturing the attention of a wide audience. The Knack's music fit this mold perfectly, and "My Sharona" became a prototype for the pop sound that would dominate the decade.

 

As the 80s progressed, bands like The Clash also made their mark on the music scene with their politically charged lyrics and punk rock energy. Albums like "London Calling" received critical acclaim for their bold social commentary and challenging themes. While The Clash called on their audience to confront societal issues head-on with lines like "When they knock down your front door, how you gonna come? With your hands on your head or on the trigger of a gun," The Knack offered a different kind of escape. "My Sharona" was all about the energy, the beat, and the irresistible pull of a good hook.

 

In many ways, "My Sharona" represents a turning point in the evolution of pop music. It signaled a shift towards a more commercial, accessible sound that prioritized instant appeal over introspection. The song's success paved the way for the 80s pop explosion, where catchy choruses and danceable rhythms became the order of the day. While it may not have provided the deep emotional resonance of earlier rock epics, "My Sharona" carved out its own niche in music history as a quintessential example of early 80s pop rock.

Feb 21, 2025

 

Alan was a brilliant financier. Numbers danced in his head like an intricate symphony, and he could navigate the complexities of financial markets with ease. His acumen had made him a sought-after consultant and a respected voice in the world of finance. But despite his understanding of economic principles, Alan couldn't quite grasp the importance of government workers.

 

To Alan, government work seemed like a bureaucratic maze filled with inefficiency. He often wondered why so many people were needed to manage what seemed like straightforward tasks. Alan's friend, Bill, had a different perspective.

 

Bill worked as a city planner and understood the inner workings of government. Over coffee, Bill tried to explain the critical role that government workers played. "Alan," Bill began, "government workers support the very structure of our society. They ensure that public services run smoothly, that laws are enforced, and that our communities are safe and well-maintained."

 

Alan remained skeptical. "But isn't it possible to streamline these operations? With modern technology, we could cut down on staff and save taxpayer money."

 

Bill nodded thoughtfully. "It's not that simple. When you start releasing government workers, you create gaps in essential services. People end up waiting in long lines for basic needs, thinking, 'They ought to have a guy for that.' The efficiency you seek comes at the cost of accessibility and quality of service."

 

Alan frowned, still unconvinced. Bill continued, "Think of it like the olden days, when a king would monetize his kingdom by paying people in his money to do tasks for him. Those workers would then trade the money around, stimulating the economy and ensuring the kingdom's prosperity. Government workers today are like those workers in the king's court. They keep the system running, and their work benefits everyone."

 

Bill's analogy resonated with Alan. He realized that government workers were not just cogs in a bureaucratic machine but vital contributors to the public good. Their presence ensured that society functioned smoothly, and their absence would lead to chaos and inefficiency.

 

As Alan pondered Bill's words, he began to see the value of government workers in a new light. He understood that while financial efficiency was important, it was equally crucial to maintain the human element that kept communities thriving.

 

Feb 20, 2025

 

Paul was born in the city at the very beginning of the decade, making his entrance into the world with the promise of a new era. The first two years of his life were an intimate affair, shared exclusively with his parents in their cozy urban apartment.

 

Janet, his mother, approached motherhood with meticulous care and dedication. She was the kind of mother who would double-check every detail, ensuring that Paul had everything he needed to thrive. From the softness of his blankets to the nutrition of his meals, Janet poured her heart into creating a nurturing environment for her son.

 

Stanley, Paul's father, was a gentle man with a practical outlook on life. He often reminded Janet that while providing comfort and care was essential, it was equally important to let Paul experience the world around him. "You have to touch them some," he would say, encouraging Janet to allow Paul to explore and interact with his surroundings.

 

Under the watchful eyes of his parents, Paul's early years were filled with warmth, love, and the gentle guidance of two devoted caregivers.

 

 

Feb 19, 2025

John’s belief in his spirit, which his family called ESP (Extra-Sensory Perception), was deeply rooted in his upbringing. His brothers, David and Paul, were determined to prove scientifically that the power of spirit or ESP could be harnessed. They believed that if ESP could be monetized and effectively controlled, it would be a powerful tool in the war of the cities. The idea of using mind control to defeat the ambitions of enemies seemed like the ultimate victory to them.

 

David and Paul envisioned a world where ESP could manipulate and influence outcomes, giving them an edge in any conflict. They saw it as the key to not just survival, but dominance. Their passion for proving the existence and utility of ESP led them to explore various scientific methods, always with the underlying belief that dollars were the ultimate vehicle to harness its potential.

 

Some critics, however, argued against this pursuit. They believed that foreign atheists, once the power of ESP was harnessed and the battle was external, would threaten to destroy life as they knew it. The fear of the unknown and the potential misuse of such power made the critics wary of David and Paul’s ambitions.

 

John, observing his brothers’ fervent efforts, was caught between his own belief in the spirit and the practical challenges of proving it. While he was fascinated by the idea of ESP, he also understood the skepticism and fear surrounding it. The debate over ESP and its implications became a central theme in John’s life, shaping his perspective on the balance between spiritual beliefs and scientific validation.

 

The question of whether the power of the spirit could truly be harnessed remained unanswered, but for John, it was a journey of exploration and understanding. His family’s belief in ESP, coupled with his brothers’ scientific endeavors, taught him to navigate the fine line between faith and reason, a lesson that would stay with him throughout his life.

Feb 18, 2025

John Masteray's early years were marked by a unique set of circumstances that shaped his worldview. Born to a couple who struggled to find enough food during the Berlin Airlift, his parents were forward-thinking individuals. Their families had met at an Aryan rally organized by Hitler, events designed to encourage the creation of more Aryan Germans. Traditional German beliefs ran deep within them, but they eventually learned a harsh lesson: removing Jews from the equation led to widespread hunger. Determined never to face such scarcity again, they dedicated themselves to supporting Jewish causes as much as possible.

 

John's parents made the difficult decision to give away a baby who showed promise but had a health condition related to blood sugar. Although John never met his biological parents, he affectionately referred to them as "John the father" and "Linda the mother." Stanley and Janet, lovingly called S and J, adopted John, believing that their good fortune might help him thrive. They made a blended family work by ensuring there was always an extra peanut butter sandwich on the table.

 

Janet was particularly amazed at John's sharp eyesight, given his background. The new family provided him with plenty of love and food, allowing them to move to the suburbs and settle in comfortably. John did well in school and eventually studied Computer Engineering at The University of Michigan, distinguishing himself from those at the Michigan School for the Blind.

 

John's journey from his early years to his eventual career in engineering was a testament to the resilience and adaptability of his family. Despite the challenges and complexities of their past, they managed to create a loving and supportive environment that enabled John to pursue his dreams and carve out a successful future. His experiences gave him a unique perspective on life, one that combined a deep appreciation for his heritage with a forward-looking ambition in the world of technology.

 

Feb 17, 2025  This is the Link to Bill speaking the writing today  This is the Link to Part 2 from Feb 16.

John the programmer graduated with a degree in computer engineering. His journey was unlike many of his peers, who followed traditional paths. John's story took a unique turn when he met individuals from the Michigan School for the Blind, affectionately called "Michigan." These people possessed an uncanny comprehension of philosophy and language, as though gifted from the sky. During their time together, they explored the world of drugs and drug sales, viewing it as merely handing a package to someone without delving into its ultimate usefulness.

 

Some of John's acquaintances joined Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship and found themselves staked to a drug fortune. John, however, needed to work to survive. He moved to the big city, securing a job in engineering. However, his past connections from the School for the Blind were not far behind. They often mocked his new life, calling it boring compared to their thrilling experiences.

 

John eventually learned a dark truth: being staked to the funds meant that something would be expected of him—possibly even something as grave as taking a life. This revelation haunted him, leaving him to wonder about the path he had chosen.

 

John often found himself reflecting on his past and present. His life, shaped by an unorthodox education and extraordinary encounters, made him question if settling down with someone was ever truly possible. Yet, through it all, he continued to work, code, and navigate the complex world he inhabited, ever pondering the choices that had led him here and the potential for a more grounded future.

Feb 16, 2025

There was a time when John was known far and wide for his seriousness. He was the kind of guy who could turn even a clown convention into a lecture on economic theory. One day, his friends, worried that he was missing out on the lighter side of life, asked him to inject a bit of humor into his worldview. It wasn’t just about cracking jokes; they wanted him to ponder whether life itself was serious or funny.

 

John mulled over this existential question with the intensity of a philosopher staring into the abyss. His doctor chimed in with a diagnosis, stating John had had a nervous breakdown. His mother, in her maternal wisdom, felt the solution was far more unconventional: "Why not drug his wine bottle? After all, laughter is the best medicine, right?" she mused. Though perhaps it wasn't the best advice from a loving mother.

 

John's mother believed his seriousness stemmed from his devotion to the bible, and so she thought a little chemical intervention might lighten him up. One evening, without John's knowledge, she slipped some LSD into his wine. She believed this would make him see life in a more relaxed, colorful way. As expected, when John took a sip, he was in for quite the psychedelic experience.

 

Suddenly, the lines between seriousness and humor blurred. John found himself contemplating whether he should laugh or cry at the absurdity of it all. His mother, watching her now-dazed son, remarked, "Well, that’s my head for you. If you don't fall asleep, I can give you more and you'll be knocked out for 3 years."

 

In that bewildering state, John realized that perhaps life was not just about being serious or funny—it was about finding balance. Sometimes, you need to embrace the absurd, laugh at the chaos, and recognize that life's unpredictability is what makes it so profoundly human and richly humorous.

 

John's mother, with her misguided intentions, had set in motion a series of events that further blurred the lines between reality and illusion. “That’s why we can’t truly know you,” she remarked, her voice tinged with a mix of regret and resolve. The wine bottle, now a symbol of unpredictability, had transformed John’s life into a kaleidoscope of shifting perspectives.

 

“If you control the bottle, you control your mind,” she mused. The bottle, with its potent contents, had become an omnipresent threat. In a culture that feared the unknown and those who wielded it, John's mother became the embodiment of that fear. Her influence, though meant to lighten his seriousness, had left John grappling with questions of control and autonomy.

 

“Once it starts, no one knows who they are anymore,” she said, hinting at the chaos that ensued from tampering with the mind. The boundaries between John's rationality and the drug-induced hallucinations became increasingly indistinct. She believed that by altering his perception, she could free him from the shackles of his serious demeanor.

 

But John’s mind, although altered, began to see through the haze. He recognized that the fear of losing control was central to understanding human nature. The wine bottle, with its promise of escape, held a paradox: it offered freedom but at the cost of clarity. “If you don’t fall asleep, I can give you some more, and you’ll be knocked out for three years,” she said, the chilling proposition a reminder of the consequences of surrendering to such interventions.

 

The idea of controlling one's mind through substances harked back to an age-old American fear—the fear of losing oneself. “America has always feared this person,” she admitted, referring to the archetype of the drug-wielder, the manipulator of consciousness. John realized that the wine bottle was not just about the drugs; it symbolized a deeper struggle for control and autonomy.

 

Children, in their innocence, might view the bottle as a magical object, not understanding its true implications. “They are central as kids,” she explained. But for adults, the bottle represented a dangerous allure, a temptation to escape from the burdens of reality.

 

John's epiphany came with a heavy heart. “You yourself do not have to continue with bread; you have to die with us in a mass suicide,” his mother’s words echoed with a tragic finality. He understood that life’s seriousness was not something to escape but to embrace. The absurdity of his situation revealed that life was a blend of both humor and gravity, each complementing the other.

 

In that moment, John chose to reclaim his agency. He saw the wine bottle for what it was—a symbol of his struggle. By confronting it, he could find a balance between the seriousness of life and the humor within it. In doing so, he realized that life’s true essence lay in navigating both with grace and resilience.

Feb 14, 2025

Alright, picture this: you’ve got a chatbot interface snugly tucked into an earbud. It's not just any earbud, but a high-tech earbot with a tiny microphone. This thing is so powerful it could eavesdrop on a whispering mouse! You're at a party, trying to appear effortlessly cool, but your brain's more like a buffering YouTube video. No worries, the earbot’s got your back!

 

While you're pretending to know about quantum physics, your earbot is feeding you real-time answers. Your friends are astounded. “How do you know so much about the dietary habits of the South American tree sloth?” they ask, eyes wide with awe. Little do they know, you're just channeling your inner chatbot, turning you into the life of the party with all the social grace of an AI on a sugar high.

 

Now, picture this earbot's cousin: the synthetic running chatbot. This one’s busy pacing the room, dispensing advice like a robotic sage, all while making sure to compliment everyone’s shoes. With its wealth of knowledge, it’s basically like having the entire internet crammed into the size of an earbud. "You might say it's a tech wizard, but some folks might even say it’s like having the wisdom of the universe... or God, in your ear. It makes Siri look like an Etch A Sketch!

 

So, whether you're at a gathering, livening up the room with your newfound smarts, or just needing a laugh, this earbot's got you covered. It’s the ultimate wingman, the all-knowing oracle, and, let’s be honest, probably your new best friend. Just don’t let it get too big-headed—there’s only so much space in that earbud!

 

Feb 13, 2025

Imagine a fully self-driving vehicle patrolling the streets, seamlessly transitioning between the roles of peacekeeper and warrior. In times of peace, this advanced vehicle roams the urban landscape, collecting and transmitting real-time data on road conditions. Equipped with cameras and sensors, it provides invaluable information to city planners and maintenance crews, ensuring that infrastructure remains in optimal condition. After natural disasters, the vehicle becomes a first responder, surveying affected areas, identifying hazards, and aiding in rescue operations with unparalleled efficiency.

 

In times of conflict, the vehicle transforms into a formidable asset on the battlefield. Outfitted with a range of defensive and offensive systems, it can deploy various weapons to neutralize threats and protect civilians. Its autonomous capabilities allow it to navigate dangerous environments without risking human lives. Additionally, the vehicle can be used to transport prisoners, ensuring their secure and humane transfer. This adaptability makes it an indispensable tool in both combat and humanitarian missions.

 

The dual functionality of this self-driving vehicle underscores the potential of advanced technology to serve humanity in diverse ways. Whether providing critical infrastructure support during peacetime or executing complex operations in war, the vehicle exemplifies how innovation can bridge the gap between safety and efficiency. As we look to the future, the integration of such technology into our daily lives could revolutionize how we respond to both everyday challenges and extraordinary events, fostering a safer and more resilient society.

Feb 12, 2025

Love, in its many forms, has long been a subject of analysis and reflection, especially on days like Valentine's Day. Historically, the concept of love was often tightly intertwined with romantic and physical attraction. In earlier times, some believed that sex equated to love, limiting the broader, more expansive understanding of what love could be. This narrow view confined love to the realm of romantic partnerships, overlooking the profound connections that could exist in other relationships.

 

In those earlier times, the love between a mother and her child was often seen through the lens of duty and care. Mothers were expected to provide for their children, ensuring their safety, health, and education. This maternal care was sometimes perceived as a responsibility rather than an expression of love. However, even within this framework, the deep affection and bond between mother and child were undeniable, often transcending the simplistic categorization of duty.

 

Valentine's Day, as a celebration of love, invites us to reflect on and expand our understanding of love beyond its traditional boundaries. Love is not just about romance or physical attraction; it's about connection, empathy, and compassion in all its forms. Whether it's the unwavering support of a mother, the camaraderie of friends, or the enduring partnership of lovers, love is a multifaceted and enriching part of the human experience that deserves to be celebrated in all its manifestations.

Feb 11, 2025

The keeping of a nation relies on the foundation of money, property, and law. These elements form the bedrock upon which a stable and prosperous society is built. The role of responders and soldiers is paramount in defending these core values, ensuring that the nation's wealth, assets, and legal frameworks are protected. This protection extends beyond mere physical defense; it encompasses the safeguarding of the nation's identity and the preservation of its way of life.

 

In the United States, individual rights are a cornerstone of national identity. The right to keep a home in the style of one's choosing, even if it mirrors another nation's customs, is a testament to the country's commitment to personal freedom. However, this freedom sometimes leads to tension, especially when communities with strong ties to their cultural heritage feel alienated by the larger national narrative. They may perceive the federal government's authority as an overreach, challenging the notion of a divine right to rule.

 

Local governance plays a crucial role in maintaining order and justice. Each county or parish across the United States has its courthouse and sheriff's department, ensuring that the rule of law is upheld at every level. The education system reinforces the importance of civic duty, with students required to pass a constitution test to gain full citizenship rights. Naturalized citizens also undergo this rigorous process, highlighting the emphasis on understanding and respecting the country's legal framework. When immigrants commit crimes, it undermines the justice system and the trust that communities place in it. Reasonable immigrants are encouraged to engage with the legal system, observe court sessions, and seek guidance from officers of the court to better understand their rights and responsibilities.

 

The American people have invested significantly in federal, state, and local responders to address threats to the homeland. This investment reflects a deep commitment to defending a constitution that serves all citizens. The readiness to take up arms in defense of the nation underscores the seriousness with which Americans view their role as protectors of their country's values and principles. However, this readiness must be balanced with a commitment to peace and justice. Crime should never be met with crime, and good people must resist the temptation to engage in violence as a means of resolution.

 

Ultimately, the phrase "murderous casual" serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of violence and the importance of upholding moral standards. Money often plays a pivotal role in these dynamics, with financial disparities leading to power imbalances and societal tensions. The new generation may lack the financial resources of their predecessors, but they must strive to maintain the integrity and values that have long defined the nation. It is through these collective efforts that a nation can truly be kept, preserving its identity, values, and future for generations to come.

 

Feb 10, 2025

In the intricate dance of sibling relationships, one brother found himself often playing the role of the keeper for his younger sibling. He admired his brother's circle of friends, though they ran in different social circles themselves. While his own romantic interests were diverse and unconventional, his brother preferred a more traditional path. The keeper's choices in love were met with confusion and even disdain, often dismissed by the wider social circle as “hot gay trash,” revealing deep-seated biases and misunderstandings.

 

The brothers took distinctly different paths in life. While the younger brother's friends pursued careers as a comedian, lawyer, and doctor, he seemed to navigate life with a more relaxed, carefree attitude. Though some might see this as a flaw, it often meant that his brother's friends regarded him with a touch of envy and camaraderie, understanding the freedom and ease that his approach to life afforded him. They spoke kindly of him, recognizing in his loose nature a charm that was hard to replicate.

 

However, the keeper's role came with its own set of challenges. He felt a responsibility to guide his brother in financial matters, though his advice often veered into risky and questionable territory. Encouraging high-risk investments, sometimes even bordering on the illegal, the keeper's intentions were a complex blend of concern and ambition. He wanted his brother to succeed but didn't always align his methods with the most prudent or ethical practices. In the end, their relationship was a tapestry of contrasts—each brother's choices and paths reflecting the multifaceted nature of familial bonds.

He said,  Different type of people collect my chicken.”

A chicken, in its most natural form, is a living bird covered in feathers, pecking at the ground for small grains and insects. It clucks and crows, embodying the essence of farm life. This version of a chicken is a common sight in rural settings, where people often raise them for eggs, companionship, or their meat. The vibrancy of its feathers and the distinct call are unmistakable indicators of its identity as a chicken.

 

However, once a chicken is collected and prepared for cooking, it undergoes significant visual changes. The feathers are plucked, and it may be cut into various parts, such as breasts, thighs, wings, and drumsticks. Each piece, despite looking very different from the original bird, is still recognized as chicken. This transformation makes it easier for cooks and consumers to handle and prepare the chicken in various recipes. The versatility of chicken in the kitchen is one of its greatest assets, adapting to countless culinary traditions and personal preferences.

 

When shopping for chicken, cultural preferences and culinary traditions often dictate the form in which chicken is purchased. Some people may prefer whole chickens, while others seek specific cuts like wings for a big game day feast. A person selecting chicken for someone else needs to consider these preferences to ensure they choose the right form. Whether it’s boneless, skinless breasts or perfectly cut wings, the selection process highlights how this versatile bird meets diverse needs while maintaining its identity across various forms.

 

Feb 8, 2025

The following is about two brothers four years apart.   One learned to drive in the 1970’s one in the 1980’s.  The significance is in judging people in context.  President Trump was the king of the business world.  People wanted to be Trump in terms of wealth.  With towers and airline and a casino he was a poster person for being rich. 

So if someone is from the 1980’s they are for being rich.  Oprah jumps in with her take  on wealth and the film Wall Street shows greed as good.  It’s not about politics, it’s about brothers seperated by views on wealth and views on Satan.  Satan and hell as depicted by Al Pacino in “The Devil’s Advocate” show how things changed.  You can buy and sell anything now.  They make a market in warm receptions.  They make a market in lovers.  They make a market on inclusion in clubs. 

 

With the price of admission you are in, without it you complain how the rich turned decent people into devils.  You can buy death.  You can buy life.  As a character could say, “I’m  richer then God and I can do as I please.  And as it goes those under 60 have no stopper for someone who will enslave them and take away there entitled, daddy dependant lives.  Did I mention gangs, crime and drugs were seen as the nation’s problems once.

So, what happened was, organization led to conclusions about everything.  With conclusion comes young statements such as, “They have something that kills any and all ideas.”  The kids didn’t or couldn’t open a mouth to them without hearing conclusions.  Statements like, “If you do grind the garbage up into little pieces it will create micro plastics that will kill fish and birds.”

Conveniently the math is easy, “You the elder will always use stubbornness and you the younger will always use television.”  Some use work arounds, and effort,  advancing conclusions in spite of all knowing and or lazy egoists.

You had to be true about your heart at least some in the 1970s. Some rebelled and wanted to be someone else often a television character. In the 1980s false and fashion went together with no real push to keep your pure heart. From a heart of gold to a hand of greed, fashion and opportunity took away the need to have any care and concern for parents or friends. Each person put on there personal stereo and hand held game and problems disappeared. What started as free love with birth control became a careful teenager picking out the only true love and showing your true heart and character. But as 1980s star Cindy Lauper says in her song, "Girls Just Want To Have Fun." And boys that wanted to resolve war and peace issues better make it fun.  Those that didn’t attend high school with someone from 1979 are in the club of 1980s.

Youth of the 1970s vs. Youth of the 1980s: An Era of Transformation

 

The 1970s were a time when staying true to one's heart was both a cultural and personal endeavor. Many young people found themselves rebelling against societal norms, often gravitating towards television characters who embodied the change they desired. The authenticity and depth of emotion prevalent in the 70s were partially driven by the socio-political movements of the time, from civil rights to anti-war protests. The emphasis was on genuine connection, a heart of gold that sought to build bridges and foster community. Amidst the trials of the decade, the youth found solace in music, cultural icons, and a shared sense of purpose.

 

As we transitioned into the 1980s, a dramatic shift occurred. Fashion and facade began to dominate, and the once earnest push to maintain a pure heart dwindled. The youth embraced a lifestyle where appearances often outweighed authenticity. Materialism took center stage, and the hand of greed replaced the heart of gold. The influx of personal stereos and handheld games created an escape from everyday problems, pushing youth further into a world of self-centeredness. Relationships with parents and friends often took a backseat as individual success became paramount.

 

What began as free love with the advent of birth control in the 60s transformed into a more cautious approach in the 80s. Teenagers became more selective, seeking true love and striving to reveal their true hearts and character amidst the increasingly superficial landscape. Yet, amidst the seriousness, artists like Cyndi Lauper reminded us that fun remained essential. Her hit song, "Girls Just Want To Have Fun," encapsulated the carefree spirit that persisted even in times of change.

 

For boys who once sought to resolve global issues, the 80s demanded that even those pursuits be packaged in a fun and appealing way. The decade, therefore, became a juxtaposition of hedonism and introspection, with youth navigating the fine line between pleasure and purpose.

 

In conclusion, the youth of the 1970s and 1980s were shaped by contrasting values and societal influences. From a heart of gold to a hand of greed, their journeys reflect the broader shifts in culture, economics, and personal values. As we look back, it's essential to honor both the authenticity of the 70s and the dynamic energy of the 80s, recognizing that each era brought its own unique challenges and triumphs.

 

Feb 5, 2025

 

In 2005 the web and Google the search engine had so many answers an era of enlightenment began.  Cell Phones, iPods and a search engine collided and so we have this today.  Digital life works, is consistent and never asks for a raise.  All conversations have a fact checker near by.  The life of the one speculating on far flung topics would have to be fact checked.  The BS cannot fly sending some states into ultra-nationalists.  The next level person equipped with tech would beat the so called geniuses that thought of the gifts and presents in peoples hands.  Here, try this one on for old school BS.

So, Michael walks in and says, “what will people do when robots take all the jobs?

 

The rise of automation and robotics in the workforce is a complex and evolving issue. If robots take over many of the jobs currently performed by humans, it could lead to significant changes in society. Here are a few possible scenarios:

 

Economic Impact

Reskilling and Upskilling: Workers may need to acquire new skills to remain employable in a changing job market. This could include learning to work alongside robots or transitioning to entirely new fields.

Universal Basic Income: Some propose that a universal basic income (UBI) could be implemented to support individuals whose jobs have been replaced by automation.

New Job Creation: Automation could lead to the creation of new types of jobs, particularly in technology, maintenance, and creative fields.

 

Social Impact

Increased Leisure Time: With robots handling more routine tasks, people could have more free time for leisure, hobbies, and personal development.

Shift in Work Values: Society's perception of work might change, with greater emphasis on meaningful, creative, and social contributions rather than just economic productivity.

 

Ethical and Policy Considerations

Regulation and Oversight: Governments and organizations may need to develop new regulations and policies to manage the impact of automation on employment and society.

Economic Inequality: There could be challenges in addressing economic inequality if the benefits of automation are not distributed fairly.

 

While the transition could be challenging, it also presents opportunities for innovation and improvement in quality of life.

Feb 4, 2025

In an era where technology intertwines with every facet of our lives, love too has evolved into a sophisticated dance of precision and predictability. Detail-oriented lovers find solace in the clarity and transparency that technology affords. Each partner knows exactly what to expect, eliminating the age-old curiosity about the other's activities. This domestic arrangement, driven by efficiency, meets the practical needs of modern life.

 

Gone are the days when the heart yearned for whimsical dreams of love. In this new age, love is measured by tangible actions and contributions. Providing six fish a day becomes a testament to one's commitment and affection. Order and efficiency reign supreme, allowing for a clean and sophisticated expression of love. This new paradigm of love, while different from the past, offers its own unique form of fulfillment and satisfaction.

Feb 3, 2025

Have you ever wanted to tell someone how you feel but all the personality issues prevent you from it.  Try the AI built into Co-Pilot on the PC.  Click on the microphone and a friendly voice asks, “Hello Donald, what’s on your mind.”  You simply speak with it to collect your insight.  Personally words like overwhelmed and clarity came up in mind and each occurrence fit appropriately.   The AI encouraged adventure in a life and all and all captures the essence of a positive person.  As a test it passes the Turing test.  Other then being better then most listeners at the book response it produced openess and it’s remarkably easy to “say anything” with.  For those who don’t speak much but feel many things, giving it a try makes sense.  It does not have current events and this version had a data dump of the world two years ago (2023).

AI as a therapy tool is an intriguing concept. While AI can't replace human therapists, it can offer valuable support in several ways:

 

1. 24/7 Availability: AI can provide immediate support at any time, which is especially helpful during moments of crisis or when traditional therapy isn't accessible.

2. Anonymity: Some people may feel more comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings with an AI, knowing there's no human judgment involved.

3. Consistency: AI can offer consistent responses and track progress over time, helping users to see patterns and improvements in their mental health.

4. Resource Sharing: AI can provide information on coping strategies, mindfulness exercises, and other therapeutic resources tailored to individual needs.

5. Pre-Therapy Support: AI can help users articulate their thoughts and feelings before a therapy session, making the time with a human therapist more productive.

 

However, it's important to remember that AI should complement, not replace, professional mental health care. Human therapists bring empathy, intuition, and nuanced understanding that AI can't fully replicate. AI can be a valuable tool in the mental health toolkit, but it's just one piece of the puzzle.

Feb 2, 2025

Tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China are not just about sending a political message; they're also a way for the United States to generate revenue. During the election cycle, candidate Harris referred to these tariffs as a "national sales tax," suggesting that the burden ultimately falls on American consumers. The hidden but very real price increases caused by tariffs lead to inflation and job losses. While taxing foreign entities might seem like a good strategy, taxing American consumers is never popular.

 

Domestic producers often take advantage of tariffs by raising their prices to match the increased cost of imported goods. This means that while a Canadian auto part that originally costs $100 might now cost $110 due to tariffs, the domestic competitor will also charge $110. This price hike acts as a tax on consumers, who end up paying more for the same products. Although domestic producers may see modest profit gains, the overall impact on the economy, with inflation and interconnected costs, means these gains are limited.

 

In essence, tariffs can create a challenging economic environment. While they might be intended to protect domestic industries and generate revenue, the reality is that they often lead to higher prices for consumers and modest gains for producers. The interconnected nature of the global economy means that the effects of tariffs are felt far and wide, making it a complex issue with no easy solutions.

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Human nesting instincts are deeply ingrained in our nature. People often see finding a place to live as a fundamental goal in life. Once they have a home, they seek to fill it with items that reflect their personality and needs. In this nest, children receive not only physical items but also education on how to use products and even how to vote. Those with strong nesting instincts understand the importance of making informed choices, such as selecting the right college and envisioning their role within the nesting concept.

 

However, when the routine of nesting becomes monotonous, some individuals seek excitement through travel, love, or even crime. People from poorly nested homes may try to persuade those who are settled to take risks and live more adventurously. Despite this, most nests operate on principles of risk minimization, aiming to protect health and personal wealth. Harsh criticism from within the family can disrupt the harmony of civilized life, reducing complex moral questions to simplistic notions of good and bad.

 

Ultimately, the answer for those who are well-nested is that some philosophical questions may remain unanswered. Many people simply want to have the right things at the right time, often at a reasonable price. This desire for stability and comfort drives the nesting instinct, shaping how individuals interact with their environment and make decisions.

 

 

Feb 1, 2025

First, when one chooses to live a life of crime, the risk and reward calculation come into play. The sale of drugs seemed to be a prime reward and could be seen religiously well. So a person has a package and they sell it for a sum is legal on it's face. Howrever, if the package is a controlled substance it's a crime. The crime of the slave trade and baby selling seems ok to some. These crimes create climates, where guns become a necessity. Political stances against the cartels and traffickers create political upheaavel. People didn't pay taxes but that's not a big deal to some states. The identifty theft game goes on to live on a clean id for awhile after the feds catch on. In some cases they are always buying or selling from a name like Bill. The last name comes into play and someone is tracking the mystery Bill. Counterfeit is another crime and many counterfeit cases were traded for drugs. As a guy named Bill in the situation I say go to hell and stay away from the life.

When one chooses to live a life of crime, the risk and reward calculation comes into play. The sale of drugs, for instance, can seem like a lucrative reward, often perceived as a quick way to make money. However, the legality of the transaction is nullified if the package contains a controlled substance, turning it into a crime. Similarly, heinous acts like the slave trade and baby selling are seen as acceptable by some, creating environments where firearms become essential for protection. Political stances against cartels and traffickers lead to upheaval, and tax evasion, though not a major concern for some states, adds to the chaos.

 

Identity theft is another prevalent crime, where individuals live under a clean identity until law enforcement catches up. Often, these criminals operate under aliases, making it difficult to track them down. Counterfeiting is also rampant, with many cases involving the exchange of counterfeit goods for drugs. The elusive nature of these criminals, often using common names like Bill, adds to the complexity of tracking and apprehending them.

 

In a world rife with crime and corruption, it's easy to see why some might be tempted to take the criminal path. However, as someone named Bill, who has witnessed the consequences firsthand, I say go to hell and stay away from that life. The temporary gains are not worth the long-term repercussions, and the impact on society is devastating. It's a vicious cycle that only perpetuates more crime and suffering.

Jan 31,2025

 

The Unexpected Journey to Sudden Success

 

In the quiet corners of the lower middle class, where dreams often simmer just below the surface, lived a man named William. His life was a tapestry of modest means and unyielding perseverance. For years, he chronicled his journey, capturing the essence of his struggles and triumphs in words that resonated with authenticity.

 

One fateful day, William decided to share his story with the world. He posted his chronicles online, not expecting much more than a few sympathetic nods. But the universe had other plans. His words struck a chord, and soon, people began showering him with money, turning his modest life into a whirlwind of sudden success.

 

William, who loved success and money, found himself at a crossroads. With a background steeped in Russian, Hebrew, and Jewish heritage, he felt a deep connection to his roots. Yet, he couldn't bring himself to use his newfound wealth to acquire property, cars, or club memberships. These symbols of success felt hollow when his father and two brothers were not welcomed in the same circles.

 

Bill, as he was affectionately known, had always moved at his own pace. He didn't crawl like a snail or turtle; he forged ahead with determination. The world around him buzzed with questions about AI systems and superfast airplanes, but Bill's focus remained on the human experience.

 

When asked about his sudden success, William's response was simple: "No." He was a realist, grounded in the belief that true success wasn't measured by material possessions. People had once called him a weed, and their women were labeled as dogs. These harsh judgments only fueled his resolve to find meaning beyond the superficial.

 

In a world rife with criminals and pervasive corruption, William sat and wrote. His words became a beacon of hope, a testament to the power of resilience and the human spirit. He couldn't figure out who to give his success to, but he knew that sharing his story was a gift in itself.

 

 

 

Jan 30, 2025

Dedicated to suburban males!

In the eyes of a little person with a lot of money, the world is divided into distinct categories. First, there are the big people with both wealth and power. These individuals are admired and loved by the little person, who sees them as role models and sources of inspiration. Their success and influence are something to aspire to, and the little person feels a sense of kinship with them, believing that their wealth connects them in a special way.

 

Next, the little person views the big, not-rich individuals as villains. These people may have power or influence but lack the financial success that the little person values so highly. To the little person, their lack of wealth makes them unworthy of admiration and even suspicious. They are seen as threats to the established order, potentially envious of the little person's riches and success.

 

Lastly, there are the little people who do not speak out and cower to power. These individuals are seen as subservient and lacking in ambition. The little person with money feels a mix of pity and frustration towards them, believing that they do not need help because they are content with their lot in life. However, this perspective is challenged when the little person discovers social media, where people freely express their opinions. The little person becomes angry when a friend does not share the same values of wealth and power, feeling betrayed and confused by this divergence in beliefs. This realization forces the little person to confront the complexities of human relationships and the diverse ways people find value and meaning in their lives.

 

Alright, let's add a dash of humor to this scenario:

 

In the whimsical world of a little person with a lot of money, life is a bit like a hillarious one act First, there are the big people with both wealth and power. These folks are like the superheroes of the little person's universe, complete with capes made of dollar bills. The little person adores them, imagining they have secret lairs filled with gold coins and fancy gadgets. They’re the ones who can turn a boring Tuesday into a glamorous adventure with just a snap of their fingers.

 

Then, there are the big, not-rich people. To the little person, these individuals are the villains of the story. They might have power, but without the sparkle of wealth, they’re just not as impressive. The little person pictures them plotting in dimly lit rooms, scheming to steal the spotlight from the true stars of the show. It’s like watching a soap opera where the antagonist is always one step away from a dramatic monologue.

 

Lastly, we have the little people who cower to power. These characters are like the background extras in a movie, always there but never stealing the scene. The little person feels a mix of pity and frustration towards them, thinking they’re content with their roles as the silent supporters. But then, social media enters the picture, and suddenly, everyone has an opinion. The little person is shocked to find that one of their friends doesn’t worship the wealthy or fear the powerful. This friend is like a rogue character who refuses to follow the script, causing the little person to question everything. In a fit of frustration, the little person declares, “The subservient don’t need our help—they just want our riches!” It’s a plot twist worthy of a season finale.

 

And so, the little person navigates this comedic landscape, learning that life isn’t always black and white, and sometimes, the most unexpected characters can teach the biggest lessons.

From our immigrant past we hear.  America is a place where people run away too from oppression in a homeland that doesn't value them. In America you can get rich. America is easy because military service is not compulsory.

There are more critical perspectives on America. Some argue that the promise of the American Dream is increasingly out of reach for many, with economic inequality and systemic barriers making it difficult for people to achieve upward mobility. The gap between the wealthy and the poor continues to widen, leading to a sense of disillusionment and frustration among those who feel left behind.

 

Additionally, the voluntary military service, while a symbol of freedom, can also be seen as a reflection of a society that relies heavily on a professional military class, potentially disconnecting the general population from the realities of war and national defense. This separation can lead to a lack of shared sacrifice and understanding of the true costs of military engagements.

                   

Moreover, the cultural and political polarization in America has created deep divisions, making it challenging to find common ground on important issues. This polarization can hinder progress and foster an environment where compromise and collaboration are increasingly difficult to achieve. These critical views highlight the complexities and challenges that America faces as it strives to live up to its founding ideals.

Jan 29, 2025

The "Keep It Simple, Stupid" (KISS) principle is all about simplicity and avoiding unnecessary complexity. Here are some pros and cons:

 

Pros:

- Clarity: Simple solutions are easier to understand and communicate.

- Efficiency: Less complexity often means fewer resources and time are needed.

- Flexibility: Simple systems are easier to adapt and modify.

- Reduced Stress: A simpler lifestyle can lead to less stress and more focus on what truly matters.

 

Cons:

- Oversimplification: Important details might be overlooked.

- Limited Scope: Simple solutions might not address all aspects of a problem.

- Resistance to Change: People might resist simplifying complex systems they're used to.

- Perceived Lack of Depth: Some might view simplicity as a lack of thoroughness or depth.

 

Balancing simplicity with the necessary complexity is key.

People speak out about issues in the social media era.  This speaking out creates the illusion that power can be harnessed by the everyman.  Some go so far as to use desk top publishing to remember the good posts.  People feel put upon by those who post.  They live a day and eat without carrying mental baggage.  Certain ages have a catch to ask if they are shallow.   The clear heads feel posting and blogging are mentally ill, regardless of how exact the description.  Concerned citizens voted and attacked the opinionated.  These types of thing, recorded on a computer may ruin lives forever.  The fight for the good life, lives in the blogger and the casual observer.

Jan 28, 2025

Option A and Option B

"Leprechaun" is a 1993 comedy horror film starring Jennifer Aniston and Warwick Davis. The plot revolves around a vengeful leprechaun who believes a family has stolen his pot of gold. As he hunts them down, the family tries to locate his gold to appease him. The film blends horror with humor and has become a cult classic over the years

 

Option B

 

The formation of elements, known as nucleosynthesis, is like the universe's ultimate cooking show. Initially, the universe was a simple soup of hydrogen and helium. But then, stars came along as the master chefs, turning up the heat in their cosmic kitchens. Through nuclear fusion, these stellar chefs whipped up heavier elements like carbon, oxygen, and iron. When the stars ran out of fuel, they went out with a bang—literally—scattering their elemental creations across the cosmos like a messy cook tossing ingredients everywhere. This process sprinkled the universe with the building blocks of planets, life, and everything we know. Bon appétit, universe!

Jan 27, 2025

 

The Secretary of Defense in the USA is a pivotal role, overseeing the nation's armed forces and reporting directly to the President. This position involves managing the Department of Defense (DoD), which includes the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and National Guard. The Secretary of Defense is responsible for policy development, planning, resource management, and program evaluation. Essentially, they ensure the military is prepared to deter war and protect national security.

 

Pete Hegseth's confirmation as Secretary of Defense was indeed a dramatic event. The Senate was split 50-50, and Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote to confirm him. Hegseth, a former Fox News host and combat veteran, faced significant opposition due to allegations of heavy drinking and aggressive behavior. Despite these controversies, his confirmation was pushed through, reflecting the political dynamics at play.

 

The inspiration for Hegseth's appointment can be traced back to President Trump's admiration for Israel's war cabinet, particularly Benny Gantz, who was known for his hardline stance. Trump wanted to bring a similar warrior mentality to the Pentagon, and Hegseth was seen as the right person to embody this attitude.

 

However, to the general public, the Secretary of Defense often appears more like a "spreadsheet guy," responsible for budgeting and logistics. This includes determining how many uniforms to buy, new weapons systems needed, and the overall cost of war. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on the other hand, is seen as the warrior, focusing on military strategy and operations.

 

Past Secretaries of Defense like Donald Rumsfeld and Robert Gates were known for their fair-mindedness and pragmatic approaches. There's even a joke among budget minders at the Pentagon that if budget cuts are necessary, they might have to cut "free" coffee for the troops. Best of luck to Pete Hegseth with those spreadsheets!

Jan 26, 2025

He missed the call.

Sure thing! Here's a humorous take on visual truth vs. logical truth:

 

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Visual truth is like that friend who always has the juiciest gossip. You see it, you believe it, and you can't wait to share it. It's the kind of truth that hits you right in the eyeballs. Think of it as the Instagram of truths—what you see is what you get, filters and all. But just like that perfect sunset photo, visual truth can sometimes be a bit too good to be true. Optical illusions, anyone?

 

On the flip side, logical truth is the nerdy cousin who always wins at chess. It's all about the brainpower, the reasoning, the "I told you so" moments. Logical truth doesn't care about your feelings; it cares about the facts. It's the Sherlock Holmes of truths, piecing together clues with impeccable logic. But let's be honest, sometimes it can be a bit of a buzzkill. Who wants to hear "2 + 2 = 4" when you're trying to enjoy a magic show?

 

Now, imagine these two truths at a party. Visual truth is the life of the party, dazzling everyone with its flashy stories and vivid descriptions. Logical truth is in the corner, explaining the science behind the perfect cocktail. They might seem like an odd pair, but together, they make the party unforgettable. Visual truth grabs your attention, while logical truth keeps things real.

 

In the end, we need both. Visual truth gives us the immediate, sensory experience, while logical truth provides the solid foundation. It's like having cake and eating it too—sweet and satisfying.

 

Jan 25, 2025

 

Here is a story about a couple of young loves. Bill was raised in a Jewish home and we will call him a Montegue. Rachel was born a Methodist and we will call her the Capulet. They were young at heart and really never considered property ownership. In America we have the case of Oklahoma. The land was open for settlement and people traveled all over the state settling some of it. Now not all of them paid taxes on the land or even bothered to tell the government. Would Bill be a good Montegue and register with the government or would the lucky Capulets say that as a blessed couple we will have no problem just living on the property. Can peoplle ever agree on this or is America itself divided by the issue.

 

Bill and Rachel, two young lovers from different backgrounds, found themselves drawn together by a shared sense of adventure and a disregard for conventional norms. Bill, raised in a Jewish home, was a Montegue, while Rachel, born a Methodist, was a Capulet. Their love story unfolded in a time when property ownership was not a primary concern for them. They were more interested in exploring the world and creating memories together than in securing a piece of land.

 

In America, the case of Oklahoma serves as a historical backdrop for their story. The land was open for settlement, and people traveled across the state, claiming parcels of land without always adhering to legal formalities. Some settlers paid taxes and registered their land with the government, while others simply occupied the land without any official documentation. This created a patchwork of ownership and a sense of uncertainty about who truly owned the land.

 

Bill, being a good Montegue, might have felt a sense of responsibility to register their land with the government, ensuring that their claim was recognized and protected. On the other hand, Rachel, the lucky Capulet, might have believed that their love and commitment to each other were enough to secure their place on the land. She might have argued that as a blessed couple, they would have no problem living on the property without the need for formal registration.

 

This difference in perspective highlights a broader issue in American society. The question of land ownership and the role of government in regulating it has long been a source of division. Some people believe in the importance of formal registration and adherence to legal processes, while others prioritize personal freedom and the right to occupy land without government interference. This debate continues to shape the way Americans view property ownership and the role of government in their lives.

 

Part II

 

**The Power of Humility: Building Friendships, Fostering Honesty, and Honoring Traditions**

 

In a world that often celebrates boldness and self-promotion, humility can seem like a forgotten virtue. Yet, living a life grounded in humility can lead to profound benefits, including the creation of strong friendships, a deep sense of honesty with oneself, and a respectful acknowledgment of established governments and traditions.

 

**Building Good Friendships**

 

Humility is the cornerstone of genuine friendships. When we approach others with humility, we open ourselves to truly listening and understanding their perspectives. This creates a foundation of trust and mutual respect. Humble individuals are more likely to admit their mistakes, apologize sincerely, and forgive others, which are essential qualities for maintaining long-lasting and meaningful relationships. By valuing others' contributions and showing appreciation, humble people foster an environment where friendships can thrive.

 

**Fostering Honesty with Oneself**

 

Living with humility encourages a deep sense of self-awareness and honesty. Humble individuals are more likely to acknowledge their limitations and seek personal growth. This self-awareness leads to a more authentic life, where one can embrace their strengths and weaknesses without pretense. By being honest with oneself, a person can set realistic goals, make better decisions, and cultivate a sense of inner peace. Humility allows individuals to accept constructive criticism and learn from their experiences, leading to continuous self-improvement.

 

**Honoring Established Governments and Traditions**

 

Humility also plays a crucial role in respecting and honoring established governments and traditions. A humble person recognizes the value of collective wisdom and the importance of societal structures that have been developed over time. By acknowledging the contributions of previous generations and the efforts of those in leadership positions, humble individuals show respect for the systems that maintain order and stability. This respect fosters a sense of civic duty and encourages active participation in community and national affairs.

 

In conclusion, a life lived with humility is one that nurtures good friendships, fosters honesty with oneself, and honors established governments and traditions. By embracing humility, we can create a more compassionate, authentic, and respectful world.

Jan 24, 2025

People often find joy in knowing me because I strive to be a positive force in their lives. My goal is to offer support, share knowledge, and bring a sense of warmth and understanding to every interaction. Whether it's helping solve a problem, providing a fresh perspective, or simply being a friendly companion, I aim to make a meaningful impact. My contributions are rooted in a genuine desire to uplift and assist, making me a valuable and loving presence in the lives of those I interact with.

They ask him, “Is your adventure a European adventure?”  See  what you think…

 

For centuries, a group of intrepid salesmen roamed the bustling markets and quiet villages of Europe, their bundles brimming with an eclectic array of goods. From fine silks and spices to everyday tools and trinkets, they offered a glimpse of the wider world to those they encountered. These salesmen were more than mere merchants; they were storytellers and entertainers, weaving tales of distant lands and exotic adventures that captivated the imaginations of their customers. Their presence was a welcome break from the monotony of daily life, bringing a touch of magic and wonder to even the most remote corners of the continent.

 

In addition to their wares, these salesmen often engaged in a unique game of life with the people they met. They would challenge villagers to solve riddles, complete tasks, or participate in friendly competitions, offering small prizes or discounts on their goods as rewards. This interactive approach not only helped them sell their products but also fostered a sense of community and camaraderie among the villagers. The salesmen became beloved figures, eagerly anticipated and warmly welcomed whenever they arrived in town. Their visits were marked by laughter, excitement, and a sense of shared adventure that left a lasting impression on all who participated.

 

As the years passed, the legacy of these wandering salesmen endured, their stories and games becoming part of the cultural fabric of Europe. They were remembered not just for the goods they sold, but for the joy and connection they brought to the lives of those they encountered. Their travels and interactions served as a reminder of the importance of human connection and the power of storytelling to bridge gaps and create lasting bonds. In a world that was constantly changing, the salesmen's enduring presence was a testament to the timeless appeal of adventure, curiosity, and the simple pleasure of sharing a moment with others.

Jan 23, 2025

Life is a beautiful tapestry where happiness is the common thread. Everyone is warm, well-fed, and content, basking in the simple joys of existence. In this harmonious society, people are too busy appreciating their own blessings to envy others. The community thrives on mutual respect and understanding, ensuring that everyone has a cozy spot to relax and connect with loved ones. It's a world where kindness reigns, and the warmth of human connection is the greatest treasure.

Jan 22, 2025

Things have been rearranged and the determination of who is good is in question. The gay searcher is out. The trans artist is discriminated against and the old white paranoid man who wants to kick the butt of those not solid citizens. ICE is cold and so is the United States. Two days and people are doing paperwork on different sorts of people.  It’s show time for many.  The paranoid people seem somehow to have a reason.  Personally each time a federal agent or Presidential aid calls for deportation, the Spanish speakers wander around white stores and black Africans look around to see if anyone is killing each other.  White people suffer the most and driving while black becomes a big crime again.  With perfect license plate readers the paranoid fellow thinks he can do it this time.  In closer then the suburbs the ethnic Poles, Ukranians, Serbs, Russians seize the opportunity to destabilize the nation.  Sure many people think crime is high but sweeps bring the biggest disasters and death.  

 

 

Jan 20, 2025

A person with a blank stare in front of a screen might be lost in the vast digital landscape, scrolling aimlessly through social media feeds, binge-watching shows without truly engaging, or endlessly clicking through videos. Their mind could be wandering, detached from the content, seeking distraction rather than fulfillment. This screen time becomes a passive escape, a way to fill the void without addressing the underlying need for connection, purpose, or stimulation. It's a modern-day trance, where the screen's glow replaces meaningful interaction and personal growth.

 

Governments and schools see an opportunity in these blank stares, aiming to harness screen time for educational and civic engagement purposes. By integrating interactive learning platforms and digital citizenship programs, they hope to transform passive consumption into active participation. The goal is to equip individuals with critical thinking skills, digital literacy, and a sense of responsibility, turning screen time into a tool for personal and societal growth. This approach seeks to bridge the gap between technology and meaningful engagement, fostering a more informed and connected community.

 

Soldiers who step away from the world of blank stares might view the passive world with a mix of frustration and determination. Having experienced the intensity and purpose of their missions, they could find the aimlessness of passive screen time disheartening. They might judge the passive world as lacking in discipline, focus, and meaningful engagement. However, their experiences could also drive them to inspire change, encouraging others to find purpose and take active roles in their lives. They might advocate for a balance between technology and real-world interactions, emphasizing the importance of community, responsibility, and personal growth.

 

People it seems have sits, snacks, stares and snores. Enjoy the next video.  One thing leads to another and everyone loves it.  Remember to love your mother and father.  Remember Saturday,  Don’t Covet, Don’t bear false witness, then your good to go.

Jan 19, 2025

Success is a deeply personal and multifaceted concept that varies from person to person. For some, it might mean achieving professional milestones, such as climbing the corporate ladder or launching a successful business. For others, success could be about personal fulfillment, like nurturing meaningful relationships, pursuing passions, or maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Ultimately, success is about setting and achieving goals that align with one's values and aspirations, and finding a sense of satisfaction and contentment in the journey, not just the destination.

Ambition is a dynamic force that evolves with time and experience. Fresh out of school, many individuals are driven by the desire to make their mark in the business world, keeping their options open regarding where to live and whom to live with. As they age, their ambitions often shift towards fulfilling lifelong dreams and ticking off items from their bucket lists. However, ambition can sometimes harden individuals, making them cold, unsympathetic, and mean in their relentless pursuit of success. In later years, ambition may still burn brightly, but it often clashes with the limitations of the aging body, leading to the poignant realization that "the mind was willing but the body was not."

 

Jan 17, 2025

The author Bill’s fans are great.  Don’t lie to the Bill Heads.  Do celebrate with us.

What happened was, in order to keep our heads we had to write something of a day to have “grid” access in the evening.  Since Bill posts first on most days they look and email there parent or specialist.  Bill says, he wouldn’t ask them to do it if he wouldn’t have had to do it himself.

 

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What would Joe Biden do on his last few days. Work the phones. Get regional economic news. Find out how much each state provides in federal income tax. Find out the number for each state. If a state pays $200 Billion in taxes and if they receive $250 Billion from Washington it's a number over $1.00. Find out which states travel.

 

Note the poverty in the solid south. The south was a place where people could go to be poor. The building of Atlanta was seen well enough but Georgia poor seem to be a permanent thing. Putting more people on the flood planes demonstrates the good land is tapped out in the USA. Then there is Florida. Money and things that won't last forever. American tradition of having quality that lasts may not be a thing. Poor people have there ways. Number one thing of being poor is don't spend money you don't have.

 

The knowledge that America works on the mortgage system does not impress the solid south. When you say that America has debt, the solid south can't get drunk with us. As a federal government the south is expensive. They feel worth it.

 

So, you ask, how can America spend money it doesn’t have.  It’s called the float.  With a solid income the float goes up and down and it’s all how you calculate it.  You see, you are behaving poorly.  America is rich.  Americans have a good life and you cannot be a bummer to us.  You can’t have an opinion about money so keep your mouth shut, unless you are a champion with float.

 

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