Sanity Check

I don't know them. But I do remember them making the above remarks.

I think that trend is also occurring. There was a woman in the news called the 100 year old virgin. Who never married and never had sex with a man. She said practically every woman she saw from childhood to adulthood was a victim of domestic abuse. Causing her to avoid men. In less than 100 years, cases of domestic abuse in the USA decreased dramatically. Prior to COVID in 2020 homicide rates in the country were at all time historical lows. We've witnessed significant shifts in our culture and the way we view the world. As well as how we treat each other. To some degree: people have changed. For the better. Although to be fair, it could also be said some nations and regions of the world are regressing and becoming worse over time.

Observing the evolution of microchips. Old chips processed 8 bits. Later evolving to process 16 bits. 32 bits. Currently CPU's process 64 bits. This evolution allowed AI chess programs to defeat human players. Human evolution parallels this trend. Humans started out with stone and papyrus tablets. Later evolving to books. Then radio and television. Currently processing even larger volumes of data with smartphones, laptops, PCs. As a result of trends like these, we might expect an explosion of mind.

Learning this at an early age. Might save me a lot of trouble in the long run.

Brawndo! The thirst mutilator! ... Incidentally: Farmers in India in the state of Chattisgarh use Coke and Pepsi as pesticides because it's cheaper than pesticides and gets the job done just as well. Pepsi and Coca-Cola strongly disagree that their products can be used as pesticides because they say there is nothing in the drinks that can be used as pest control. But, the Farmers in the Durg, Rajnandgaon and Dhamtari districts of Chhattisgarh disagree and have successfully used Pepsi and Coke to protect their rice plantations against pests. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/side-by-pesticide/

I think soft drinks in mexico. Cost less than water. If you can believe the logistics and economics of that.

The secret to vitality and longevity: Dr Pepper

Wonder if a modern moat. Might deter wild pigs and unwanted visitors.

Their direwolf comeback has a chance of working due to them using CRISPR technology. Which is head and shoulders above old technology used to clone Dolly The Sheep. Rather than resurrect wooly mammoths or direwolves, might it not be better to bring back aurochs or another extinct animal with agricultural and economic advantages:

The one time I got stitches. The doctor sticks the needle into the wound to numb it. No reaction. He goes: "you have good pain tolerance". Shrug. If it is so, I have not the slightest clue how it got that way. Accidental unintentional.

The christian bible is filled with thousands of years of God offering wise advice. Those in the bible typically view this wise advice as something carrying little value. God warns them, repeatedly. They ignore the warnings. To an extent those of today are defined by similar trends. Even in the garden of eden there were serpents working to influence peoples minds. If evolution is real and organisms gradually becoming better adapted to dangers of their environment. Then might human history be defined in terms of people better adapting to cope with negative cultural and sociological influences?

Resembles portuguese man o war. The sting is not as bad as jellyfish. Some advise peeing on the wound but its more like a inside joke / running gag than sound advice.