These only matter here. If you want real wisdom go to the religions and read the books...

Comment on YT’s “Bishop Barron on Netflix’s “Unorthodox” and the Modern Myth of Origins”

The Rock and the Wanderer throughout eternity, I wonder.

Sometimes I wish there could just be peace without so much my way or the highway, not with us then against us, or just plain black and white. I suppose the list of names for polar opposites can go on forever. After all, no matter where we are, we are on an island; some just want peace and others just want chaos. I'm really not sure how I feel about being subjected to any of it so far; somewhat sad, somewhat angry, somewhat happy, and somewhat content and discontent at times I suppose. I want to knock it all away, but I presume that all this is what makes a living experience, or the telling of God's story.

If we are all in the mind of God, then who are we? Or are we beyond God? What are we? What am I? Who am I? Am I a Rock or am I a Wanderer? At the end of the night, what is the difference between a Rock and a Wanderer anyway? I don’t suppose I’m really even looking for answers to these questions as much as I am looking to understand why I would even want to exist in the first place.

Comment on YT’s, “The Future is What We Make It – Honeywell”

I do not mean to be disrespectful, but I would like to know who is the "we" in the "future is what we make it statement"? I cannot seem to figure out whether or not my family and I are considered part of this future that "we" are making... What kind of future are you all trying to make?

Me? What kind of future do I want “we” to make? I'm glad you asked. Here’s my Christmas wish list for the what we make it future:

I'd like to see some flying taxis, some extremely clean energy with little to no cost to the natural environment.

I'd like to see some more stringent pollution control measures for bastard companies and governments that value money over life and humanity.

I'd like to see that there is adequate shelter for all human beings that were funneled into poverty in the first place.

I'd like to see drug disbursal centers for the afflicted.

I'd like to see human affairs put in good order for the sake of life and humanity.

I'd like to see robots and androids replace a lot of the mind numbing tasks that the human body was not designed to do in the first place.

I'd like to see better approaches to law enforcement instead of the old fashioned "let’s run in with guns blazing".

I'd like to see better balances between the collective institutions and the individuals.

I'd like to see an end to slavery in that a human will no longer have to work just to live, but rather work because they want.

I'd like to see a future where the human is not bound to a company or an organization just to survive.

I'd like to see a future where an individual can quit a job and not worry about losing the meager savings that were accumulated.

I'd like to see a future where energy is free and not withheld because of an inability to pay.

I'd like to see a future where one's ability to acquire money is not the determining factor of their value to society.

I'd like to see a future where I can go to the moon and look at the stars from there.

I'd like a future where I can casually visit Mars just for fun and not because it has to be a part of some super important mission for acquiring economic value.

I'd like to live in a future where if a pandemic breaks out the money collectors will not continue to try and collect; where people will not be kicked out of their homes because they can't find jobs that pay well enough to pay down the debts they acquired from being tempted by various marketing strategies aimed at enticing the individuals to live a better life now on credit. There are so many other things that I'd like to see fixed or altered for the sake of a future that is not a dystopia, but for the sake of time and energy in reading I won't add anything further.

And should the future be made by a "we" that does not include a "me", all I can really ask for is to be allowed to die in peace - never to return to this dystopia called life because it has been nothing much more than slavery, longing, and poverty on account of being blind, deaf, and dumb. I will admit that the little love and concern has made it somewhat sufferable, but not to the degree of, "please, may I have some more?"

Comment on YT’s, “Priest Reveals 3 Steps to Finding Purpose in Life”:

The world could use a shot of whiskey and some penicillin for the manner in which corporations, governments, and generally a.h. individuals have treated it... Just my opinion, so don't mind me...

Comment on YT’s, “”Voices []” Podcast, []: The What-if Chemist”

Looks like you gotta go back and take a "closer" look at the water molecule and its relationship to the other elements. Perhaps you will find your answer there.

Comment on YT’s, “CPAC 2021: James Lindsay on How Critical Theories Work to 'Tear Apart' the Values of America”: (not submitted)

The negativity reminds you to understand the pain you inflict in all of your drive to achieve your goals, agendas, and objectives for the world you want. You must be able to see the truth of consequence as you positively march toward achieving your goals. What good is it to be a naked king surround by those who will not tell you that you are naked? They will let you continue to keep behaving as a buffoon because you are so positive in your attitude that you cannot see the flaws of your actions done with good intent. Basically, you need the negative to remind you of the pain you inflict in all your positivity.

There were many slave drivers who were so positive in their divine right, so as to say that God allowed them to be slave holders. Had there not been any cynicism from a lowly slave, or a better way of saying it; negativity from such a lowly slave --- that slave would still be picking cotton or building for a slaver...

Comment on YT’s, “Lab Life – Episode 44: Space Environmentalism | Dr. Moriba Jah”:

You're asking for things from a pretty high order... The idea was to teach people to respect themselves, and in doing so they would likely respect the environment. Sadly, the respecting themselves has fared woefully short; therefore, it has left the environment with much to be desired... From the pollution of the rivers, to the pollution on the streets, to the trash all around the oceans, the evidence of lack of care continues to present itself. And who is responsible? The one who sells to the irresponsible, or the irresponsible who do not consider much beyond his/herself? Consider there is a reason why young children are not allowed to do much in the way of controlling things or making things of great impact, nor should adults who continue to be children should be allowed to control or make things of great impact, as well.

Anyhow, if you are going to make these things with such zest to put out to market for all to consume; you should have equally as much zest to ensure that the things you put out can be broken down to their base form and reabsorbed back into the environment with very little in the way of causing poison and damage. Otherwise, if you do not wish to dispose of the items from the works of your hands, sound reasoning would tell you not to make such things with your hands. Nevertheless, if greed be your friend and encourage you to do such things; just remember such a friend when you are drowning in misery...

So now, you are tasked with ensuring that those who do not respect themselves do not gain access to a new frontier in which they can continue doing much the same as they've already done here...

Comment on YT’s, “Big Tech –S3E13- Eliot Higgins on Citizen Journalists’ New Form of Intelligence Gathering”:

Truth is the first casualty of war said some old fella... We live in a world riddled with war and rumors of wars... Truth is buried and is waiting for the go ahead to return... I imagine as long as wealth and power are to be derived from lies; then truth will continue to be stifled.

Comment on YT’s, “America is RACIST—the 1619 Project”:

If anyone must know; slavery is nothing more than cheap labor. Is your labor cheap? Then you are a slave... Working harder to make someone else richer is pretty much slavery, too. Slavery is an ugly mark upon humanity brought to you from a deep and psychotic love for money... Nevertheless, let us continue to kick the can of slavery down the road; except this time, we'll call it grinding. Did you know these days grinding builds character? Also, did you know they say that if you work harder for others under the guise that you're working for yourself you will raise your self-esteem and improve your mental health? And yes, that will lift you out of poverty if you do what they say? One more thing, let us keep caging up life and continue to do all manner of heinousness to so that we may keep kicking the can of slavery or grinding down the road. In order, that we may keep "growing" our world economies and making ourselves "wealthier". These words typed are in my unprofessional opinion. So, by all means please take them with a grain of salt as you ponder the true nature of slavery...

Comment on YT’s, “Human Animal chimeras: US Senate OPPOSES Ban”:

Perhaps Resident Evil was just another tale yet to be played out in this life as a result of the insatiable desire for humankind to solve the problems that it makes for itself.

In my unprofessional opinion, I feel that genetic meddling should not be allowed by any individual, government, or business under any circumstance simply because there is a damnable track record of human inability to take care of the species of life that are currently here on good ole Earth. To introduce other genetically modified species would just end up causing more neglect, more tragedy, and more problems that the "throw away" culture does not really want to solve other than by throwing more life away.

I would recommend that, before altering and making corrections to the genetics of life, we must learn to take care of the life that is already here. What more can be said? To give the keys of life to a greedy, unwise, and selfish individual or institution would be a disservice to all things living. Needless to say, my guess is that for some, as long as there's money to be made - who cares what happens to life? And should the selfishness of the human heart prevail, we shall be forced to contend with the nearly unbearable consequences of choosing possessions, rewards, and merits over a harmonious balance of life between species.

Nevertheless, my guess is that only the real powers that be know whether or not this train of destruction, a.k.a. human ingenuity, has become too powerful to stop aside of a good ole reset button...

Comment on YT’s, “Gravitas Plus | The Sharia Law:

And people are getting murdered and maimed over conflicting philosophical thoughts about what God wants for humankind, truly pathetic...

Comment on YT’s, “Saturday Night Live is Dead”:

I believe SNL managed to crawl to the 90's and ultimately die of comedic thirst. I believe the vultures have picked apart what little remained of it. Now, the bones are left to bleach away in the desert sun. Perhaps a wizard will raise it from the dead someday. Until then, a film museum should collect the bones for safekeeping.

Comment on YT’s, “Welfare and the Politics of Poverty | Retro Report | The New York Times”:

If I may deposit my 2 cents of unadulterated ignorance into how things work in the world:

Poverty is here on account of the greed of plantation owners trying to get richer and richer while hoarding more and more. Hoarders come in many forms --- not just the trash infested houses of those with issues, btw. Poverty is not here solely on account of the disillusioned, low-self esteemed, all, but given up, not wanting to work, weary hearted slave.

The question is --- with the rise of the machines --- will the plantation owners continue to blame poverty on the slaves not working so hard? Or will the Mr. Hyde of business finally come out to show its true face of how it killed its conscience in order to accumulate so much wealth for itself? The tragedy is that governments can be tyrannical, but an even greater tragedy is how much worse some private plantations can be when it comes to betraying the people that work for it as well as the communities that have supported it...

What's truly sickening to the soul is watching a strong, rich, and healthy individual or group place the blame of poverty on those whom they have manipulated into such a present state of destitution... Makes me think that, had this government not been guided by the hand of Good to break up the vicious, tyrannical monopolies of old, many more branches of humanity would be trapped in destitute poverty up to this very day.

It is because of that breaking up of such greed that this country was able to become wealthy. To let anyone government, corporation, or individual continue to hoard such abominable amounts of wealth so as to strangle life for the purposes of having more money in the pocket, is truly a disservice to humanity. Such hoarding will ultimately lead to horrific fallout which the likes of many a civilization has fallen victim...

Don't take my word for it; good Old King Solomon was the one who mention a little something about hoarding wealth and why it's best not to do it...

Comment on YT’s, “10 DANGERS of Living In a Cashless Society”:

IMO: Give it time you know where all this is headed... The Old Timer told you so. Also, with more people in the world what other way is there really to go about running things efficiently? Villages should not (my recommendation) be run like megacities, and megacities should not be run like villages. Here in lies the issue with growth. In growing the population, the tragedy is that systems sadly funnel everyone into being just another number to be addressed with more numbers...

If you wanted to avoid a lot of this kind of headache growing the population to this degree should not have been done unless you were prepared to:

1. Leave the planet.

2. Be glad physical death is a part of physical life (if you don't want to leave earth of course).

3. Do with very little as the amount of life increases (if you don't want to leave earth of course).

Besides, who really wants to haul a bunch of paper around during high inflation? After all, aren't timber prices sketchy with all the global warming and other tragedies we've bestowed upon the natural world for our quest for trinkets, toys, and copious amounts of poorly distributed wealth?