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Where Philosophy And Physics Meet – Newly Uncovering An Old Law

Sunday, April 3rd, 2011

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Hey, what's so funny?

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel was a German philosopher, who hung out in Europe from 1770 to 1831.

Deep in the bowels of Georg Hegel’s mind, came a concept, from some observation he made, that hit against something he didn’t quite understand and his own synthesis resulted.

A concoction called the Hegelian dialectic.

The ancient Greeks used the term dialectic to refer to various methods of reasoning and discussion in order to discover the truth.

Hegel applied the term to the process of thought by which apparent contradictions (which he termed thesis and antithesis) are seen to be part of a higher truth (synthesis).

It sort of parallels the construction of the physical universe, which is plus/minus.

Atoms, are plus/minus. Electricity and thus all of life is plus/minus. The mind is plus/minus. All built in twos, keeping matter energy space and time all intact and functioning.

Otherwise, nothing would stick together and we’d have a big mess…

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Sometimes Fiction is Easier to Confront Than Real Life

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

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So, let’s make up a little story…

Imagine yourself at the Combat Information Center of an underground movement to save a besieged planet.

You have a small team, pitted against a vast, well-financed military government run by elite hidden power brokers – who create money to fuel their game plan from nothing, in a total financial monopoly.

And also by that monetary creation and manipulation, they have control of all the communication lines and thus, the minds of the population.

They are literal magicians.

They create money from nothing and they create the illusion that it is real. And voila, it is! And it fuels the machines that run the world.

They will destroy any individual or group who opposes them, threatening their monopoly swiftly and mysteriously. Their record in liquidation is unmatched.

New members of their oligarchy are admitted as deemed useful and compliant. All are subservient to the Master.

If you knew their organizational structure and modus operandi, you’d have a chance. If you could penetrate their mindset and defuse the vectors of evil that define them, inroads against them might be possible.

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Some May Wonder About My Motives…

Saturday, March 26th, 2011

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Hmmmm......

I often wince at my own posts and can understand that others may tire of a constant stream of weighty, political and global “bad news.”

But, everywhere I turn, I see what I see. Ignoring what one sees makes one blind pretty fast…

And after all, I am not talking to an audience of anarchists, leftists, rightists, Marxists or any other “-ists.”

My audience is normal people, who are of very good heart and mind.

My friends are also very much into helping others.

So, why would I insist on putting up such heavy, negative material? What purpose does it serve?

Here is my basic premise.

I have been involved in helping individuals for the bulk of this lifetime. There just isn’t any other way to go in my estimation. If we had an ideal scene, I’d be off touring making music. I made the decision to go a different road in my teens.

How can one play jazz while Rome burns, was my viewpoint.

So, in watching it burn, I figured I’d best say something to the people who mean so much to me.

I mean, without you, where would I be? Without each other, we are nothing. And our “Rome,” is burning. Literally. Right before us.

Many also know that the solution to things that bring you down or people that bring you down is to flourish and prosper.

Totally correct and I subscribe to that viewpoint fully. But there is a catch.

Too many of us, for whatever reasons, need a flame-thrower up our butts to get into action.

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When’s The Last Time You Heard Of A Debt Free City, With Reserves Even?

Thursday, March 24th, 2011

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Hurricane Hazel 2010

We really thought Rudy Giuliani was a hot shot mayor.

He did some things for New York City that I applaud. When I lived there, 42nd Street was a nightmare – basically a dope den. Dealers in empty doorways, openly hawking their  very illicit and dangerous wares.

Midtown was in really rough shape.

Prostitutes ran the west side on the Hudson River and generally, the place was a mess. I remember driving a truck down  West Street when I first moved there in 1979, and seeing a hooker totally naked from the waist up. I actually didn’t believe my eyes. This was some optical illusion – surely.

I then had to steel my senses to endure the pounding that I was to experience and grow from. Yes, the song speaks truth – if you can make it there, you can make anywhere, New York, New York…

So, some years later, the improvements were legion and notable.

Hero? Not exactly, though Rudy did do a good job. But, NYC was never in as good a shape as the Queendom of Hazel.

The Queendom of who?

Hazel McCallion is a mayor. Like Giuliani, she’s done some remarkable things. She’s never had to face the challenges of 1980s-90s New York City, but her achievements are as legendary on their own. Her city is Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

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God, I Hate To Be The Harbinger Of Less Than Glad Tidings But, I See What I See…

Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011

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I wish you would tell me it isn’t true and yes, there are so many good things to appreciate and love.

I am not at all jaded on my country or life or any such. That’s exactly why I write.

Every word that issues forth from my laptop keyboard is written with the purpose of continuing the very favored lives we’ve all lived, but…

if you really think our government overall, has been by and for the citizenry, you are sadly mistaken.

I just see what I see when I look.

Us idealists – and that’s probably most of the US population – want to stick with that idea that all is good in the ‘hood, and refuse to see the other side of the coin.

What other side of what coin you ask?

“Big Banking and Business Control the Federal Government.”

That one. That’s a quote. Not my imagination.

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