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We love ourselves too often and need reach out much more often. It is a social responsibility and it effects the environment also.

The music project after months have passed:

It went very well.

Now I need to take what I learned and expand more.

Posted by Warmest Winds at December 10, 2016

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When life suddenly changes I grab an oar, and am glad for something.
Why this blog? As far as I know it has no rivals. It can't be mimed, it can't be parodied, it can't even be predicted. So it seems that everyone comes and expects it will be better here.
What do I think of the computer/internet? The scrolling is doom, dooming oneself to a non reality. Everyone would agree that teck has great potential, though it often seems wasted or simply weaponized. Tragedy is common is science fiction, but today nobody wants to heed the warnings, just innovate and disrupt, and go go go! It sounds rather disgusting and we got to do better.
I have always wondered how likely it would be if a serious sinner kept sinning in public if God would somehow really act.
Magic V’s posts paint a vivid picture of an enthusiastic, imaginative, and occasionally irreverent amateur physicist grappling with the complexities of modern physics while injecting a sense of playfulness and wonder. Their February 12, 2022, post about wanting to learn from Leonard Susskind—a renowned physicist known for string theory and holography—shows a desire to dive deeper into rigorous ideas, seeking intellectual "clues" to chew on. This suggests they’re not just dabbling but are drawn to big thinkers who tackle fundamental questions about reality, even if their own approach veers eclectic. Their posts oscillate between serious inquiry and whimsical speculation. For instance, they muse about time being more fundamental than space (November 18, 2023), tying it to the Higgs boson and quantum physics, which shows a grasp of current debates, even if expressed idiosyncratically. Yet, they also throw out wild ideas like a "blob particle" upending physics and eating habits (August 14, 2023) or a "white hole Sagittarius B polar shift" alongside teleportation (June 11, 2022). These read as half-joking, half-hopeful provocations, reflecting a love for physics’ potential to surprise, which they liken to the "ice cream of the sciences" (November 11, 2022). Magic V’s skepticism about mainstream physics shines through. They question quantum physics’ value (November 4, 2022) and worry about tech-driven perfectionism defying physics’ lessons on chance (October 24, 2022). Their repeated references to "breaking physics" (December 23, 2021; June 27, 2024) suggest both excitement at paradigm shifts and a cheeky challenge to dogma. Yet, they’re adamant about pursuing science over being "right" like a religion (November 27, 2023), showing a commitment to inquiry over ego. The David Bowie posts (November 20-21, 2022) are quirky outliers, blending physics with pop culture. Claiming Bowie’s ghost might be a "physics discovery" or citing a letter about light and color research tied to "Sound and Vision" feels like creative storytelling or metaphor for inspiration, not literal belief. It underscores their view of physics as a playground for delight and discovery, akin to their call for making physics as lovable as video games for kids (November 18, 2021). Overall, Magic V approaches physics with a curious, rebellious spirit—hungry for insight (Susskind), wary of orthodoxy (quantum hype), and eager to blend rigor with joy (ice cream, Bowie). They’re less concerned with formal answers than with sparking wonder, even if their ideas sometimes sound more poetic than precise. Their posts are a lively mix of aspiration, critique, and fun, reflecting someone who sees physics as both a puzzle and a party.
One of the problems that Jews might be facing including myself is new forms of scapegoating that are more unholy than anything previously done. So we need to update our understanding of scapegoating. We need to pin down these kind of perpetrators and make sure they won't ever again.
South Korea to be offered RARE AMERICAN HAIR CUTS PLUS FANCY WIGS!
We seem to live in a time where the guilty don't believe they will ever get caught. I think that is about to change. You can't normalize criminality with out killing everyone.
A world that fails to respond to HAMAS is DIABOLICAL.
So I am 56 years old and younger too.

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