DYNAMIC (telescoping / angular / orbital / vibratorial) Antennas Break Tensions. Wu Wei.
… To break surface tension for a slightly smoother transition!
… better even than a tennis ball is a CHARGED metal / electromagnetic ball ;). SPEAKING, you can harvest the static electricity rather than allowing it to go to waste. You ever zapped yourself leaving a car after a long ride? Wasteful!
Speaking of electromagnetic balls, I do believe with sufficient sensitivity this does replace or augment Lidar, thermal, video, etc. And I do believe this enumeration renders this original invention as part and parcel to my international copyright bundle. Just sayin’ is all…
… and sure, it may well be that our noble gas infused plasma glass is better on any or all counts…
Scottsbluff Monument is actually one of the most beautiful hikes you can see “the point of” within about 300 yards, or drive to the top for the panoramic. In fact, you can see the beginning of the bottom panoramic from the trailhead, and you can literally drive to the panoramic at the top. I recommend walking at least 100 yards at the bottom for full effect (affect?), and driving to the top - choose both.
Although I am long since RETIRED from traditional steno’s, per se, I do believe that the river turns the quantum ever more effectively anyways, isn’t that right?
And of course, as before, failing even also the mail, there’s nothing more direct than one face speaking directly to the other, isn’t that also right?
Nothing can stop synchronicity, not no way, not no how. God did that. You are delaying the departure of this train.
SO MANY Tech/Economics Gems in Here; other games!
The world’s best (I grew up with at least two of them) Real-time Strategy (RTS) players in the world don’t even hardly need to look at the front lines of battle, where most others focus! Did you know?
They focus on the ECONOMY which results in a mechanized crushing blow to the newbs on their own shrinking front lines…
My friend was ranked I think 11th or 13th in the world for Age of Mythology. He understood the other genres were saturated, so he focused on a less common game to make records. That’s a Tim Ferris strategy, itself. Another peer was also highly ranked in another RTS, I think it was Starcraft but I need to check.
Watching my friend play, the screen was never in place. He would use the minimap to give a 3rd party user a seizure, but he always knew exactly where he was in space.
Then later on, games like League of Legends (which my company competed with when they IMHO broke the rules to purchase my booth position at PAX for StealthMachines) would continuously nerf the real champion players/strategies in favor of the Beta Meta.
On PAX, I was so mad to have carefully calculated the best location for my little booth on the board, only to be relocated to a corner out of the way. We used this to at least negotiate some perks and befriend the eVGA and Primal Carnage (ARC: Survival Evolved) teams.
Back to Meta Beta - everyone hooked on phonics never saw they were being dumbed down, watered down, rewarded for the inverse of strategy, the Meta Brain Exploit. That’s my opinion as an expert in gaming computers, and I’m sticking to it…
Then there is Team Fortress, another game I have lots of opinions about. That game taught you, IMHO, to engage in untrusty FFA bloodbath instead of cooperate with large teams.
An entire generation of children who we would be slightly incorrect to call kids (kids are baby goats) were trained as experts in COUNTER-strategy and COUNTER-cooperation. Running COUNTER to the ethos of simple and elegant games like chess, RISK, etc. which teach you actual skills.
I remember sock hops at Olander, where my dad used to teach. I didn’t attend school there, I went to McGraw & Lopez, but I was allowed - back when everything was still new. I remember roaming the empty & darkened hallways of Olander during endless summers hopping from classroom to classroom to visit all of my favorite teachers with my sister and I randomly meandering between unlocked rooms and the outside playground. I remember playing flashlight tag late into the evening and night while our parents and the neighbors had engaging conversations after dinner.
He couldn’t always be a teacher, and when prior he was an interim principal he moved on to help more students & to make ends meet as a principal at the mountain schools - Livermore, Stove Prairie, Red Feather. His car was made old by all of the driving as to make sure the children didn’t have to wake up too early & commute all the way to town.
We used to go into the garage just to look at the burgundy car when she was new, and by the time I drove her through late high school and early college I was ignorant and wanted to sell, I was embarrassed by the knocking engine at the time, I thought I wanted something newer.
https://zchg.org/hott/late%20episodes/1907A%20-%2015-Aug-01%20-%20Back%20in%20Time.mp3
I didn’t know what I know now about the pride of ownership & of making things new again the only way it’s possible to do so - with hard work and maintenance. I had been instructed it was important to do so time and time again, but I hadn’t learned through the school of hard knocks. I wish I could have hung onto my burgundy machine, in hindsight.
Before he retired, he would become principal at McGraw where I had attended as a boy. They planted trees to remember a small portion of the important things. I remember.
https://josefkulovany.com/recompiled-pages/Latest%20Projects%20_%20Josef%20Kulovany.htm
