For Christ's sake, Jack. Do we really have to make a list like this? Apparently we do. As some are eager to make a name for themselves and some are looking to make some loot. However there are reasons of scale that dwarf anything you could attain for yoursef and for far more people as well. So for those who are a little on the myopic side, here's a list to open your mind and your perifpheral vision to see something far grander then your glorified self after you've spillled Christ's blood on…

Homepage post records (You know what I mean.)  May 10, 2026May sincerest apologies, I have and still have, the flu.A bad one.It came on as a fully-grown virus--is the flu a virus? Maybe antiobiotics won't work. I forget--meaning that there wasn't the slow-growing symptoms of a cold turned nasty, no, it was a wallop to My head with headaches, sinuses, a nasty nose constatnly full of mucus (sorry) and aches and pains in My body. Fun.So I've been laying down and will get back to work soon. I had hoped to get more…

Over the course of the day, as I walk about, I see a lot of faces in my imagination... They are superimposed into my mind via psychotronics. And sometimes these people are Americans and sometimes they are not. And sometimes they are Christians but more often they are not. Approximately 99% of the time they are not. This in and of itself is not bother me. And I’m always telling others to be comfortable and that you can be yourself around me. And I always thought that this would be best even if…

Robert Smith Larger Than Life THERE IS RUMOR THAT Robert Smith of The Cure recently said "good job" or something similar about My work.Full stop.Robert Smith? Of The Cure? Said WHAT?!I don't know if this is true and I'm not trying to invoke a tort case for libel or slander so I've reiterated that this is hearsay.I have to tell you that as a young man who grew up listening to "Killing an Arab" and "Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me" and drove his new Prelude north of Bell Road on Scottsdale to…

I do so much posting on X.com that I forget to record the thoughts on a post here at the site and that's important because if I don't, I will often fail to remember to  use it for it's stated purpose, or I won't get the credit for the work. Also, some of the thoughts are directives that need to have a place where they will be for a while.So quickly here are a few thoughts from the last couple of months:1. Work on the unifying of the Church should never stop. There…

Rants on the future Well I think I’ll take another stab at making a few predictions about AI and maybe one or two other categories of events.For those of you who don’t know, about 8 months ago, I was trying out these A.I. Apps for the first time and making pictures with them. They were really good and really different from what I had been exposed to in the past and then I discovered the chat capabilities the GPT's have. Blown away.In fact when I first saw a picture drawn by A.I. some…

So I'm sitting at a rec center in downtown Los Angeles (Skid Row) and the dudes are playing some tunes by Dr. Dre and then Eminem. Obviously I'm familiar with both of them and Dre made his usual heavy-handed words stick with his characteristically slow pace while Eminem kept with the pace of the music then suddenly exploded with a burst of rapid-fire licks, the kind that made the world turn and look in his direction. And I'm thinking, Who is the best rapper? In terms of linguistics, poetic mastery, syntax, vocabulary, metaphors,…

Worry ME? It’s a fact--worry can cause you to prepare for things that complacent people don’t.But there’s a catch. Those who are not inclined to worry shouldn’t take up the practice without knowing a few things first. Huh? I know you’re confused now and this topic is a little more sophisticated then meets the eye. You were assuming a simple post about the benefits of worry over complacency. It’s not. Nor is the subject so black and white. They are actually two different styles of preparation that are owned by two distinct personality…

 It’s a fact--worry can cause you to prepare for things that complacent people don’t.But there’s a catch.Those who are not inclined to worry shouldn’t take up the practice without knowing a few things first.Huh?I know you’re confused now and this topic is a little more sophisticated then meets the eye. You were assuming a simple post about the benefits of worry over complacency. It’s not. Nor is the subject so black and white.They are actually two different styles of preparation that are owned by two distinct personality types. And if they trade with…