Tastes evolve. Our benchmarks for what is "beautiful" "cool" "fashionable" is changing constantly. Just open your closet and compare the clothes you've accumulated through the years and you would see the evolution. Compare the phone models...the cars...the computers...the shoes...the architectures...music...colors...shapes..the web-design...I could go on with this list. Notice that you would tend to cringe on some past objects...sometimes sweet nostalgia but for the most part you cringe. I hope that my future self would not cringe on my current.

Wed, 28 Dec 2011 20:20:13 -0000

Conserve water? What a joke. You mean we should ask the heavens not to pour that much water and dry our rivers a little bit? Conserve energy? What a joke. You mean we should shield the sky from all the energy it freely gives? I'd tell you why we're promoting the conservation of these two abundant concepts...to give the illusion of value. That's why! As of this date, these two things are the current cash-cows of the powers-that-be, and nobody even asks why we should even pay for it at all. You should conserve these two freely available things so you learn to fall in line and place value on what the universe has freely given. Air is constantly being converted into water in this planet. Energy is infinite. To conserve infinity is not only absurd but depressing to society so the next time you hear about these hollow pronouncements, question whoever is promoting the same.

Wed, 28 Dec 2011 12:03:00 -0000

Natural disasters are being blamed for human activity. That's an old trick in the book to compel humans to do this and to do that. So ring the alarm bells when your broadsheet brainwashes you/scares you with this. Better question the alleged "science" being propounded and whoever is promoting the same. To begin with, natural disasters have nothing to do with water and energy efficiency. What an utter bull! Energy and water need not be conserved. Both of those things are constantly being created by the universe without any cost. Make it free and stop profiteering from human beings. Shame on these people who capitalize on natural disasters to scare people. I really get upset whenever I read the papers because I know exactly the politics behind these things.

Wed, 28 Dec 2011 11:20:16 -0000

Here's another fallacy worth investigating: "Is there a direct correlation between flooding and logging?" I love trees. As far as I'm concerned they communicate to each other and are capable of sensing human feelings/energy signatures. But I want the truth behind this specific assertion because flooding affects human lives. I trust the evidence and not propaganda. And so far, there is no direct correlation between flooding and illegal logging. Contrary to popular belief, forests have only a limited influence on major downstream flooding, especially large-scale events. It is correct that on a local scale forests and forest soils are capable of reducing runoff, generally as the result of enhanced infiltration and storage capacities. But this holds true only for small-scale rainfall events, which are not responsible for severe flooding in downstream areas. During a major rainfall event (like those that result in massive flooding), especially after prolonged periods of preceding rainfall, the forest soil becomes saturated and water no longer filters into the soil but instead runs off along the soil surface. And by simply blaming logging activities will not in anyway help the population or prevent any form of catastrophic flooding unless we build flood-rerouting mechanisms or weather-modification devices.

Wed, 28 Dec 2011 08:07:05 -0000

Fuel prices are rising due to false fears of scarcity and market manipulation/monopoly/domination. The best way for consumers to fight back is not to regulate its price but to boycott it all together. Switch to another less-controlling alternative. Petrol is not the only cheap source of oil and oil derivatives. If you want to be an instant billionaire, open an engine-conversion shop for converting every automobile into water-powered engines. Just imagine all the cars waiting for you. When things get rough, always see possibility.

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 18:36:36 -0000

We, as human beings, constantly create the NOW that we are experiencing. Everything is mutable with the proper technology. Both scarcity and abundance is our own making because we are the ones who define which should be a resource and which shouldn't be. We are also the ones who device the methods by which to extract, convert, grow, propagate, manipulate the elements to our enjoyment and benefit. Nature serves the fancy and whims of the human unlike other creatures in this planet. We have been allowed tremendous power to wield the elements to our use, so whenever you hear scarcity you can automatically detect societal ignorance. Even light can be liquified to become matter in a Bose-Einstein condensate. That's how stars create the elements.

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 15:52:56 -0000

Inadequate Budget is not an Alibi. Firing your budget secretary is a more appropriate course of action. Annual budgets should be shortened to a quarterly basis. One year is too long for a volatile and unpredictable market and population. If you go to a government agency and you can't avail of a constitutional entitlement and they tell you they have not prepared an adequate budget for it relative to current population size and needs, gather 200 hundred citizens and petition the resignation of the budget officers, the senate/house committees in charge of that function plus the secretary of that agency.

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:47:17 -0000

Shorten the terms of your National Economic Adviser, Finance Secretary, Budget Secretary and any committee, senator, chairperson in charge with your country's fiscal management. These are highly-critical positions. The idiocy and lack of foresight of whoever sits on these positions affect us all since most current humans operate based on the monetary system. The failure of humans who sit on these positions will be posted annually for the world to ridicule. That should keep anyone holding these offices more concerned about the effects of their choices, budgets and programs. Alternative offices should be created as Plan B, should these offices fail us with their inadequacy.

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:19:11 -0000

Shorten all elective positions to ONE YEAR. Managerial Incompetence is Dangerous to the whole of society. A lot of terrible things could happen in six years with that same incompetence.

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 12:30:44 -0000

Anyone who has read my blog would see the pattern of my thoughts with regards God/Source/Divine Origin/Unified Consciousness/Transcendental Reality/Noumenon/Higher Being. I have my doubts. We all do. We all have our personal crisis of faith. And I found out it's impossible to contain this concept of the Monad/Ein Sof/Infinity/Dao into any formal system or religion. My friends would ask me how could an intelligent person believe (or even entertain) such an "absurd" and currently improvable assertion [over-extrapolation] about existence/reality/being. To which I have no answer. I frankly don't know. But an inner voice within me compels me to. God or something related to him/her/it shows in your life when you least expect it and when you suddenly lost all hope and faith. I know that's really mysterious, fuzzy and crazy. But that's just what it is. So I'm back to square 1 and still rethinking what this "God" or interrelated matrix of human existence is all about and how phenomena becomes entangled with our thoughts and prayers from all possible systems of knowing (theological, scientific, magical, multi-cultural).

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 07:27:06 -0000

Here's another joke I usually hear from the media about AFRICA. The poverty in that area is being blamed for the "scarcity of resources" in that place. What an utter bull! Africa is overflowing with Gold, Diamonds, Rubies and Oil. Yes, you got that, overflowing. But all of those are useless to them because they have no use for fancy rocks and glittering metals. What these humans need is a good sustainable system that would ensure their survival (food, clothing, energy, water, shelter, basic health) before they could begin to appreciate/ place value on aesthetic materials and high-level art.

Sun, 25 Dec 2011 11:02:37 -0000

Explore all forms of alternatives. Any system can become a virtual prison.

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 12:46:20 -0000

The next time you hear or read the term "SCARCITY" and "LIMITED RESOURCES" ring the alarm bells...because you're about to hear/read disinformation or you're talking to an idiot with a very limited scope of possibilities. People who think like that, especially those we elect in the helms of power with vast responsibilities over society, are threatening to the stability of human existence and should be booted out of power because their limited ideas ARE the very cause of societal stagnation and poverty. Resourcefulness (that is, the ability to see resource from the chaos of raw matter and energy) must be added to the criteria of a good leader.

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 11:24:53 -0000

The Temporary Reality/Illusory Nature of Scarcity and Abundance

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 08:42:23 -0000

This IS for the next generations and I hope that should I ever come back into this planet and reality that my future self would someday read this.

I'm tired of hearing this phrase, "Get Real " or "Be realistic" from economists and pundits and then you try to ask them what they meant by that and it turns out they have a very limited perspective of the term "reality."

The word "reality" has become a very misleading term for a concept that they desire you to believe as the only perspective of defining what may be held as "real."

So let's be clear with our working definitions for that...ok?!

The most fundamental axiom of economics is the "objective reality" (something most humans experiencing this time-space dimension and planet could validate/check for themselves using average human sensors, perceptions and measures) of scarcity.

Productive resources are relatively limited, yet human desires are virtually unbounded. Resources have thus been scarce since time immemoria...

What is my view on the income tax? It should be 0%, voluntary and not compulsory. Society will now recognize the givers according to the measure of their benevolence. If the system works for you, give back...simple as that. Make sure the constituents are safe, fed, equipped, evolving, able to contribute, financially solvent and enjoying the place, and then the government will have the right to ask (or encourage voluntary taxation/tithing). It's immoral and socially despicable to tax humans who can't even support their families, let alone themselves.

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 08:00:53 -0000

I haven't finished my Ark of the Covenant replica experiment yet so I can't post it here. I have not yet produced/invoked/manifested any "Shekinah" out of it except for some oil that condenses on its inner layers. But John Hutchison (the famous/infamous levitation guy from Canada http://www.hutchisoneffect.ca/Ark%20Of%20The%20Covenant%20II.html), the Discovery Channel and Bruce Burges of Bluebook Films decided to create their own versions with amazing results. My theory is slightly different from theirs, but at least we share the same line of thought that the ark was perhaps a Leyden-jar capacitor of some sort similar to the human body (which is also an electric capacitor from a biophysics perspective).

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 04:57:03 -0000

Yesterday is History. Today is a Gift. Tomorrow is a Mystery. Live life always in the Present Moment. Life is like a cup of coffee, and the type of mug or glass we drink from does not define nor change the quality of life we live. Sometimes by concentrating on the cup, we fail to enjoy the coffee altogether. Savor the coffee, not the cups. The happiest people don't have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything. They have a way of making the mundane into something divine...or rather, they have the gift of seeing the divine in what we have grown accustomed to...

Fri, 23 Dec 2011 10:14:43 -0000

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays/RAMADAN KAREEM/Chag Samayach Hanukkah/Happy Dongzi/Happy Pancha Ganapati Festival/Blessed Winter/Enjoy the Shopping and Gift-giving/sharing to all my friends here from all walks of life/culture/religious orientation/worldview/philosophy/condition/state of consciousness.

Fri, 23 Dec 2011 04:57:45 -0000

Stocks are crashing. Most companies are already in their sunset period now (whether due to natural causes, unreasonable market fears or engineered collapses is debatable). Don't fret, that's its usual trend. If you're wise, you'll invest heavily in buying some of these. When the chips fall, that's the best time to buy things because everything is at their cheapest. (I'm speaking from an insider trader's perspective.) And lastly, make your own gold. Never depend on the banks!

Fri, 23 Dec 2011 04:20:43 -0000

As long as we don't pay our public officials the appropriate amount befitting of their positions and relative to the complexity of their functions, duties, scope of responsibilities and risks, they will always be prone to corruption from all aspects. We have no right to demand loyalty from them if we did not see to it that we have afforded them what they need to serve us properly. Corruption is a symptom and not the problem. We now judge things on the basis of competence, effectivity, over-all societal impact, constitutionality and happiness of the people being served. If the over-all effect is suffering of the people and stagnation, whoever is leading that same population deserves global embarrassment. That is a more humane option than the guillotine.

Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:48:32 -0000

The Government should ALWAYS be afraid of the people. And not the people afraid of the government. The second type always leads to tyranny and converts every human to a soulless non-thinking unfeeling automaton. Look around you and observe which type of government you happen to be in. When you see much suffering around you and you could feel that the government is toying-around with you (with fancy rhetorics and promises) or doing nothing at all, then you belong to the second type and only time will tell how long you could sustain that.

Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:22:24 -0000

Limits to Human Understanding | What we Currently Recognize as "Fundamental" may Ultimately turn-out to be Incidental or even Accidental to our Condition/Perception/Cognition/Apprehension

Fri, 4 Nov 2011 15:31:10 -0000

This is a very inspiring yet humbling discussion on the most fundamental questions of humanity which I think everyone should really ponder about.

Nothing completes my dinner wonderfully than a vegetable salad, some mashed potato and cream and watching these folks.

Moderator Sir Paul Nurse, a Nobel Laureate and President of Rockefeller University, will join mathematician Gregory Chaitin, philosopher Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, astrophysicist Mario Livio, and A.I. pioneer Marvin Minsky in a discussion about the boundaries of human thinking and why some things - like Kurt Gödel's famous incompleteness theorem - are simply beyond human comprehension. Can an "intelligent" computer understand what we cannot?

The Quest for Overunity | Yep! You Got It. Overunity!

Tue, 1 Nov 2011 06:01:32 -0000

There are three irritating words to big business and bankers alike: Free Energy, Infinity and Overunity. Not because such things are impossible but because there's ultimately no value to things that are in abundance so humans have to be programmed constantly in terms of artificial scarcity. Human beings, living creatures, planets and stars operate based on principles of free energy. (Do these things need to import petrol, pay for gas, need wires and batteries to exist as they are?)

We expend more energy than what we derive from substances because we derive most of the energy directly from the aetheric field around us. We can go for days without food or external sources of chemical energy, but as long as we are exposed to the sun and we have water (to prevent moisture-loss and to buffer internal chemical processes) we will survive. Our pores have the ability to extract utilizable gases directly from the air around us and convert the same into chains of gas-molecules. It also has the abi...

Infinite Energy | Yes, You Got It, Infinite! The title says it all.

Mon, 31 Oct 2011 08:44:26 -0000

We are ushering a new era here. Our future selves would someday look back, and we hope that they would be grateful to this age for leaving a legacy that would be worth living and sustaining with most of the current forms of suffering eliminated from the game. It may take another form but at least we tried to open some gates that may aid them to a much happier and evolving experience. The entire rationale for most of our actions is love (or to realize that from its absence)...nothing more. We'd leave it all behind. Personally, I am cleaning my karmic cycle, that the universe may be merciful and allow the ego I use to evolve into higher dimensions in my next incarnation, that's why I'm doing this. I know that in itself is selfish but those are my only reasons. (We all have our own selfish quirks.) I know that may sound nonesense for most people who have other agendas in life, but you should know that I'm not attached to our brief pilgrimage in this planet. I could only hope that I live p...

DIY : Kapandze Device, 5 kilowatt Free Energy Generator

Tue, 18 Oct 2011 19:55:48 -0000

Why do I keep on posting "free-energy" devices?

1.) I love the term "free energy." It reminds me of life's true processes which are all free. Since birth, the human has been sustained freely from the maternal umbilicus, to the maternal breast, to the maternal earth, to the air, to the sun, to the abundant waters of this planet. They are all free until we decided with our so-called "modern ingenuity" that they should all be sold which led to most of man's problems.

2.) To dispel the myth that "overunity" is impossible.

3.) To honor Tesla and all other past inventors who are in the same pursuit.

More than any other time in our history, we are now in a crossroad to rethink what we stubbornly kept in the past. And I desire the future, or my future incarnation to inherit what we tried to keep from the present so they don't suffer any artificial scarcity again especially because we have multiplied to such a degree that our current systems could hardly serve the same number. I may not ...

The Unsavory Politics behind all the Climate Scare: An Independent Investigation | Jesse Ventura

Tue, 13 Sep 2011 22:47:24 -0000