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Delano

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  1. In the legal system Justice may be blind but she takes cash.
  2. Yes I saw you before I read it.
  3. Yes please The cadence and tonal quality is difficult for me to listen to most times That's Gold Our class had a case study during orientation. Students were arguing both sides. I listened for a while. I raised my hand and said I crunched the numbers. Which ended the argument. Two things are notable. Opinions are often not rational or rather are more about feelings than facts. Second thing is hard copy and computer output has more weight than an individual"s opinion.
  4. When I was in the fifth grade a teacher said to the class. You believe everything we tell you. That statement was like a smack in the face. I asked another student did you hear what she said. He nonchalantly said yes. I repeated they question and got the same response. To this day I wonder what happened to make the teacher say that to 10 year olds. Thanks Twin, checking-in out the link. I am familiar with the story it was in his book. I listen for a minute then realised it was AI generated
  5. It matters because most people aren't expecting AI to make stuff up.
  6. Not only does @aka Contrarian want the smoke she's raining fire on a kid soaked in gassoliine
  7. Ddddamn
  8. @aka Contrarian I have little trust in people with power. AI even less so. I had a different bore in mind. bore 1 of 6 verb (1) ˈbȯr How to pronounce bore (audio) bored; boring Synonyms of borenext transitive verb 1 : to pierce with a turning or twisting movement of a tool bore a wooden post 2 : to make by boring or digging away material bored a tunnel use a drill to bore a hole through the board intransitive verb 1 a : to make a hole by or as if by boring insects that bore into trees b : to sink a mine shaft or well boring for oil 2 : to make one's way steadily especially against resistancee @Troy that's true. I am attracted to a feeling. I'm definitely a dinosore @aka Contrarian I feel closer my your eyes gives vision beyond boundaries. AI is tool take an idea or vision and bring it into"reality" If it feels good keep on keeping on
  9. I am serious about boring. I never bore out of boredom. It seems oxymoronic..
  10. Social intercourse is pleasurable and I like boring women. I think most men like boring women and some women like to be bored.
  11. I hadn't met him but he was in Darius James United States of Hoodoo with Joe Mariani. I used to drink with Joe he told me about my two Indian protectors.
  12. Amy specific experiences that changed your world view
  13. Who or what shaped your values growing up. How much did media films music and books influence you? Also what if anything either influences you or has made you change your world view?
  14. Yes but the question is , What is it.
  15. You can only see the world through your own mind. And that experience can not be known by anyone else. How come there is no plane wreckage from 9/11. Pentagon or the towers
  16. Gregory Chaitin is a mathematician and he says the base level of reality may not be particles but information. DNA is information encoded chemically. While based on my experiences with Astrology and time. I also feel the base level is information. I have found that time both Astrological and clock time has information that I can access. It is an interesting hypothesis that we may be in a simulation. It is one of the most interesting questions in philosophy. Unfortunately it may impossible or nearly so to find and answer. I think it's more plausible that our perceptions colour our reality. But also that our thoughts create our reality. Which may imply that everyone is right in their beliefs. However this is only true on a subjective level. Which is the level most people experience the world
  17. @Troy no I didn't know about Jasper. I heard Farrakhan speaking Boston and met Minister Don Muhammad.
  18. For the past 40 years I have been living in both the "real world" and the magical one. I may be at the crossroads of existing more in one rather than the other. I let you know if anything notable happens in July and October.
  19. I would say a civilisation is defined by language and culture. While an employee is defined by geography. Here's the Merriam Webster definition of civilization : the beliefs, customs, arts, etc. characteristic of a particular time or place : Empire major political unit having a territory of great extent or a number of territories or peoples under a single sovereign authority especially : one having an emperor as chief of state (2) : the territory of such a political unit
  20. I wasn't familiar with Baldwin's writing at the time. However there are artist that I thought it was important to see. He was one of them. @Troy I remember running into you and Jasper at the Nina Hendrix concert I Brooklyn. And a play that your friend was an actor. IT to Bookseller plus you have a wide range.
  21. I did a delineation using names for the candidates, you said Trump was Lilly. So I didn't say it directly but you pointed out that the pseudonym I used was Trump

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