Little Things To Do Every Day:

Banned TED Talk about Psychic Abilities | Russell Targ

Published on Nov 10, 2016.  Russell Targ is a physicist who spent several decades working in a US government program exploring “remote viewing” - an apparently anomalous extended characteristic of the mind.  The talk took place on  April 14, 2013, at the Vortex Immersion Dome, in Los Angeles.

How We Know The Earth Is Ancient

Don’t even get me started on Antartica.

90-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Rainforest Discovered in Antarctica

http://www.sci-news.com/paleontology/mid-cretaceous-rainforest-antarctica-08293.html

What if, in the spirit of the multiverse, these incidents are massive species from another universe crossing into ours and leaving an impression on your physical universe as a cloud?

Petition to bring back the Thanks Obama meme because he’s not our president.

If we really landed on the moon back in the day, why do we still have incidents of NASA staff admitting we do not currently have the technology to accomplish such feats? Employees stating we can’t survive the radiation belly? Why are there visual errors on space footage congruent with filmmaking techniques and underwater “astronauts”?

Short story:

Searching through Google Earth a few years back at the other planets that have satellite images. Found were strange shapes and spots on several of the planets. Some were easily explainable with minimal research. Others were very similar is shape to manmade structures. Some were extremely large in size. Some have established conspiracies surrounding them already. It was incredible viewing the high resolution images available compared to when I was a child. However, let’s just keep the story simple by saying my partner and I just didn’t feel right about of some of these planetary features.

A few weeks or months pass and some article leads us back to Google Earth for some landmark on our planet so we decide to check up on the other planets so-to-say. When we re-examine the other planets, we were shocked to find Mars has chanted completely.

What was originally a decent image of Mars when we had looked at it was now a poorly cropped together selection of previous photos ranging in age. It was obviously different sections and each strange formation or spot of the planet was now in sections of photograph that had the poorest image quality.

Moral of my story, Google Earth is hiding something and what the fuck is happening on Mars?

Why is every American struggling so hard with the concept of social distancing?

My entire social media feed is people from small towns asking about which small businesses are open and essentially trying to pretend the order doesn’t exist.

It literally says no travel that is nonessential. Get your stupid “vacation small business” off my feed.

There shouldn’t be any “well this is how I support my family so I’m going to keep..”

No. You selfish assholes. Stay the fuck inside unless you really don’t have a damn choice. It’s the fucking plague/Spanish flu/influenza. We can’t relive history and ignore it too. Please, if you’re one of those idiots who thinks they shouldn’t listen to the orders to stay home or clean up or wear masks, whatever... fuck off.

Coronavirus is sponsored by the video game industry.

“While the universe destructs it also constructs. New things emerge out of nothingness. But we can’t really determine by cursory observation whether something is in the evolving or devolving mode. If we didn’t know differently we might mistake the newborn baby boy—small, wrinkled, bent, a little grotesque looking—for the very old man on the brink of death. In representation of wabi-sabi, arbitrarily perhaps, the devolving dynamic generally tends to manifest itself in things a little darker, more obscure, and quiet. Things evolving tend to be a little lighter and brighter, a bit clearer, and slightly more eye-arresting. And nothingness itself—instead of being empty space, as in the West—is alive with possibility. In metaphysical terms, wabi-sabi suggests that the universe is in constant motion toward or away from potential.”

— Leonard Koren, Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers