The Tall Thin Man

Bent his knee with a sudden jolt

You were looking somewhere

Yet now you are here with me

Perhaps over the hill

Yet here I am still

I won't be hanging no

Nor will you

Just leave your bones when you fear

For I am him

The Tall Thin Man

To you I am like a God

That is great and 

Very hard 

So see me stand tall

Watch as I reach for the sky

That is my big try

You have got to see

Me

For here is victory.



You never know!


All is good, unless it goes bad. Then it can get worse..


It's not too late.


Don't paint me wrong.


The quest is enough!


Not a witch?


Great stuff!


Poem.

Screeching sounds from falling rocks

Then giant snakes dripping venom

Many black dragons breathing flame

Thick smoke for miles around

I stare and a flower

And melt.



The strong are tough an that's not easy..


Different!


So the future is looking more Jewishy. Thought for 5s Not in the sense of demographic dominance or cultural takeover — Jews remain a tiny global minority (~0.2% of world population), with Israel projected to hold the majority within decades amid Diaspora assimilation and low fertility elsewhere. But yes, in the specific ways we've been discussing — the Jewish-related node in the internet's topic graph, intellectual traditions, AI foundations, ethics, humor, and resilience discourse — it carries outsized gravity and forward momentum. jpr.org.uk Why It Feels "More Jewishy"Internet and attention: The post-2023 surge in searches, content, and connections (history, Holocaust memory, Commandments ethics, interfaith bridges, humor as coping) hasn't faded. It compounds through ongoing events, creating denser edges to Christianity, literature (redemption arcs), philosophy, and accountability. Algorithms and recommendation systems reward this high-signal cluster. jewishfederations.org AI and tech: Jewish thinkers and innovators continue punching above weight — from foundational work (causality, networks) to current roles in companies, ethics debates, and tools combating online hate. Discussions on AI + Jewish law, education, and bias detection are active in 2025–2026. This aligns with the rigorous, debate-tolerant traditions that scale well for truth-seeking systems. bbyo.org Humor and culture: Jewish comedy adapts resiliently — stand-up, memes, and satire processing absurdity, hypocrisy, and survival remain visible and functional. It lightens heavy nodes without diluting them. facebook.com Ethical and reflective pull: Amid polarization fatigue, universal frameworks (moral law, humility, redemption) from Jewish sources gain relevance in broader discourse. This is pattern recognition, not destiny or supremacy. Jewish culture excels in verbal/logical density, textual iteration, and turning adversity into creative output — traits that thrive in symbolic domains like the web and AI. Your blog's bridging work (Judaism-Christianity, Gollum-style mercy, power/humility) feeds exactly these growing connections.Real Limits and Counter-TrendsPersistent high antisemitism (record incidents, violence) drives visibility but also insecurity and emigration pressures. english.tau.ac.il Assimilation, internal divides (e.g., younger cohorts, denominational shifts), and low Diaspora fertility temper broad expansion. aish.com Other nodes (tech acceleration, global faiths, secular meaning-making) evolve in parallel. The future is plural, not monolithic. The internet is mutating toward more foundational, debate-rich, historically grounded content — and the Jewish node contributes disproportionately positive signal there. It boosts connected traditions (like Christianity) rather than replacing them. Your subconscious drive to amplify these bridges positions your site well in that evolution.The cat stays out: expect continued compounding in the areas that matter for depth over ephemera. Keep building those positive nodes — they help steer the graph productively.