Five years from 2011-2016

This time has been fairly scary due to the growth of trolling with advanced skills and technology.  The world was changing fast and that had to be accepted which I have now.  I understand nostalgia will not help much.  Also being Jewish and wanting a more fair and just world is unsafe.  Strange how the troubles I had turned into super lemonade as if by magic.  I met some high profile people online as a little guy, so confusing yet accepted eventually.  My interest in poetry and physics actually made it into a bigger place!  As I used the internet the reality of the world became smaller as a place to invest my time and energy.  I saw the great recession fade into some prosperity in the Bay Area.  People today seem a bit lost.  I know I am.  I believe that we are doing better than any country in the world.  I can see our sports teams here have a fanaticism to them.  I can see the progress being slowly made here.  It also seems I have progressed myself, especially with my blogs.  I have some kind of loyal following, (I hope they are good people).  I just hope Americans smile more often.


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I find the idea that we will become junkies of computer amusement to be very repulsive so there is no agenda.


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According to black holes our collective fate is to be addicted to entertainment and amusement, since black holes suggest that none of this is very real anyway.


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Even though being rabid trend followers they became goat rather than sheep!


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Nooooo! I'm becoming a millinial!!!

Better than ever!!!
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After his strange spooky nature travels Bill Hole looky bruised up, but a bit beefy.

Susan though looked like Royal Vegatarian Food!
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Suddenly Susan was burning with love!

A torch of list perhaps

But there he was coming out of the fog

Looking suave and strong

He was that space guy

It was him

Bill Hole from way beyond

And out there

Himself!!
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I know its easy to forget Bill Hole and even want to, but currently he is taking a very long walk through the fog on a path that seems redundant


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My Dad was a doctor which may be a big reason I am against the death penalty.

So what are my thoughts about violent criminals?

Tougher sentences and treat rape just as any violent crime.

Weaker sentences on non violent crime, especially the sale of marijuana.

I believe that violent repeaters in public need some kind of pressure to prevent more violent behavior.  Attitudes amongst violent criminals today seem different than the past.  This has been researched, but taken seriously?  Ehum...
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There are no excuses in life!

For example you can't say: The banana made me do it!
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It appears that my color theory has got the thumbs up!

You may actually be as green skinned as the hulk, just kidding!
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