(Here are the rudimentary points. Listen to the Audio blog for the full discussion!) I loathe, abhor, vehemently, dislike cars. Here’s Why: 1. Tragic Calamity and Death injuries flipped defensive driving stress 2. Financial Scam, Hoax, and Crock tickets maintenance reg. fees dmv loops of hell parking fees petrol fees toll fees 3. Emotional Headache dmv loops defensive driving 4. Land-Locked can’t travel 5. Image scam crap idiots judge you by car
February, 2012:
Atheism FTW: How and Why Fabrications of Religion Occur
Welcome to Sunday Mass…that is not Mass…Instead, enjoy your weekly, healthy prescriptive dose of Atheism! There are many reasons. The human species, being conscious and posessing a neocortex, has more awareness to question and to probe. What is that “giant orb in the sky”? People deduced that the solar system was heliocentric long before Copernicus, but religion (and other sources of misleading confusion) thwarted that truth from emerging. Indeed, to this day, in 2011, hundreds of thousands (yes that apallingly high number is accurate) of religious people actually are so [...]
12 Classical Music Masterpieces: Dvorak’s Cello Concerto – Three Movements (Part 2 of 12)
Introduction All descriptions of the movements on this page are the sole property and work of John Thomas Kooz. Originally this page was simply a list of all the music that appeared in audio blog snippets (as intros or outros usually) around the Validate Your Life Network, but I have extended it so that it has more utility. Now this page can be used for identifying classical music pieces! Ever since “classical music” replaced “card and coin tricks” of my Cs of hobbies it had been a major goal to [...]
Atheism FTW: What I Am and Am Not Criticizing About Religion
Given that increase of understanding results in decrease of fear (and vice versa), Then an increase of understanding results in an increase of love (the opposite of fear) (and vice versa). This is an interesting equation. But it proves that because atheists more often understand nuances of nature (the xylem and phloem support structure of trees, the astronomical nautical caclulations of civil, nautical, and astronomical twilight associated with a sunrise or sunset, or the biological complexity of some beautiful or interesting or lovable (like felis catus) species of nature), they [...]
Be the Cat Vet: Avoid Convulsant Flea Topicals
If I were a vicious, clever, and serious enough lawyer (I hold no legal credentials) I would sue the pants off this company: Sergeant. More specifically, Sergeant’s Pet Care Products. They have caused in a few instances, the deaths of many pets, and in many, many instances a slew of worried pet-human-friends panicked about what to do with their pet that is twitching and undergoing convulsions. It’s true that not “that many” pets die from this, but if you look up the brand Sergeant + Convulsant + Pet you will [...]
Intelligence and Atheism
Those who are intelligent must tread a fine line to achieve success because the average majority status quo will ridicule, belittle, and humiliate them because of their own insecurity. If you are intelligent you must be wary of the status quo average people, for they will ridicule, chide, and try to injure you; the mediocrity aims to keep others mediocre. The imbeciles of the world are trapped in their own patterns thinking they are glorious (timboj ezra thinking they’re blegh with restaurant rubbish). If you’re intelligent, chuckle to yourself and [...]
What Are the Top Five Things You’d Like to Install in Your Life?
In his abode, Lord Byron kept: “Eight enormous dogs, three monkeys, five cats, an eagle, a crow, and a falcon” http://neuroticpoets.com/byron/ That was in addition to 10 bloody horses! All those pets (minus the horses) roamed freely throughout the house! Obviously Byron liked animals and the companionship and the ability to observe natural fauna in his abode. It’s quite likely some of those little (or big) critters sparked some of the content of his poetry. However, having such a multitude of pets is indicative of a strong belief. Something abnormal [...]
TIL (Today I Learned) About Pure Water
(Actually, I researched this a few days ago, but still wanted to share). Why this is Important? We’re 70% H20 (Hey roughly the same proportion of water as the earth!). Water is in all our cells, in our blood, in our brain, in our organs. The water we drink touches every cellular nuance of our body. Fuel in a car only touches the engine. The petrol people put into motors (for buses or trains or automobiles) (I don’t use cars, obviously) touches the motor and the exhaust pipe. The petrol [...]
Advanced Chess Notes from Pandolfini’s Book
Wow, Pandolfini seriously understands isolated pawn tactics! Comprehending the isolated d-pawn strategies MASSIVELY helps opening decisions! When confronted with a complex center squares bind, you can make the initiative to cause the game to end up in (what Pandolfini calls) a Pattern A or Pattern B pawn structure for the isolated d-pawn. In both patterns the d-file is open except for the isolated pawn. Very cool! Then you can learn to accustom yourself with Pattern A and Pattern B isolated d-pawns and have much more to work with to dissect [...]
The Average Rarely Evaluates Themselves as Average
“Because if you are like most people, then like most people, you don’t know you’re like most people. Science has given us a lot of facts about the average person, and one of hte most reliable of these facts is that hte average person doesnt’ see herself [or himself] as average. Most studnets see themselves as more intelligent than the average student, most business managers see themselves as more competentn than the average business manager, and most football players see themselves as having better “football sense” than their teammates” (Gilbert [...]
Money as Declining Marginal Utility
“Economists explain that wealth has ‘declining marginal utility,’ which is a fancy way of saying that it hurts to be hungry, cold, sick, tired, and scared, but once you’ve brought your way out of these burdens the rest of your money is an increasingly useless pile of paper. ” (Gilbert 239). So my interpretation of Gilbert’s interpretation of economical theory is that once money has helped you survive (i.e. not die). It’s more or less fairly useless. I actually fully agree with and understand that. I agree with the necessity [...]
