I found a definition for love this year that made the concept of unconditional love coherent to me
Love is a pattern of attention
In every person/place/thing/idea there is some reflection of “the good”
When you love something, you orient towards whatever glimmer of good is in it, no matter how faint, you sensitize yourself to it, and by directing your attention to it, you will nurture it and help it grow
Hatred is the opposite, it is finding some flaw or fault in a thing and letting that fill your mind so much that the flaw blinds you to even the hint of goodness
Nobody knows what "unconditional love" means
They say they love their partner unconditionally and then you're like "would you still love them if they cheated on you and raped your children" and they're like "no, of course not" and then you have to explain what a condition is
While the essay is credited to @xenocosmography, the truth is he simply was taking dictation from the Lemurs after achieving the state of simulated death
To truly grasp the transmission
We need Jungle I’m afraid
@Electrarythm My first trip to SF was for a Mayan Apocalypse party and the next day someone gave me a paperback copy of the little book his disciple wrote for him
@hollowearthterf How common is it for campaigns to plant questions in the press pool?
Really curious who asked that question and what ties they have to the campaign.
You may not like what LPNH says.
However, if you support a governor being able to eliminate a highly effective X account with the stroke of a pen for saying unpopular but legal political speech, I have even worse things to say about you.
Brasil : elecciones en 12 dias
Lo que sube lula : videos diciendo que Argentina es el peor pais del mundo y si pierde brasil va a ser asi
Lo que sube bolsonaro :
Trikafta is one of the most inspiring medical advances in decades.
Approved in 2019, the drug at first makes cystic fibrosis patients vomit up mucus for about a week.
They lose that week and then they gain a lifetime–a healthy, *normal length* lifetime.
Pharma brings miracles!
I think it's plausible that within a year we'll see AI-based cyberattacks on the power grid, financial system, internet infra, or water. Things like the French supermarket cyberattack but worse. As basic prep I would recommend:
Cash: Get a few weeks of spending in cash
Internet: Get a Starlink Mini so that you have Internet if local fiber or cell is down (~$150 plus $10/month in standby mode)
Power, minimal: Enough to run Starlink Mini and phones (~$1,250)
Daily need: about 1 kWh (Starlink Mini 0.7, phones and laptops 0.2; can limit runtime)
Battery: 1 kWh LiFePO4, e.g. EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus
Solar: 1x400W folding panel, which refills about 1 kWh on a sunny day
Power, better: Enough to run a fridge, Starlink Mini and phones (~$5,000)
Daily need: about 2.5 kWh (fridge 1.5, Starlink Mini 0.7, phones and laptops 0.2)
Battery: 4 kWh LiFePO4, e.g. EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
Solar: 3x400W folding panels, which refill about 3 kWh/day in sun
Generator: ~2,500W dual-fuel inverter generator; refills battery in a few hours even if weather is bad; get a few 20 lb propane tanks
Water: 14+ gal of water per person for two weeks
Food: 2+ weeks of shelf-stable food
Comms: Hand-crank NOAA emergency radio