When I was 7 years old I noticed tiny dust particles suspended in a sunbeam passing through the kitchen window. I imagined the tiny particles were little stars and planets, and I wondered; what if we are like the dust and something observes us? Wonder has stuck with me since.
@MickWest@TheDylanBorland Mick,
Here’s what I’ve learned. You’re very good at taking a reported incident, and then reverse engineering non-exotic and/or conventional ways that said incident occurred. I see straight thru your entire m.o. You also leverage “group think” and use it to amplify your bunk.
@jamescfox@EngagingThe I would hope that people find comfort in knowing it’s always been this way. We have invisible neighbors.
This would have a different and more jarring impact if it were presented as some new unknown is now upon us.
@02OCT1835@Renaissance_Man@Skint_Eastwood1 My point exactly - neighbor was wrong to attempt to enforce anything.
Why not go ride on public roads and not in dense residential area? Why do laps around there?
Some people just don’t give a shit about their neighbors.
It’s hard to say without truly knowing what happened.
@TheKevinDalton@Timcast Basically riding around saying “I dare you”.
You know how many other neighbors were probably too intimidated to ask him to stop?
Shit pisses me off. Assholes know they’re being assholes. They just leave it up to the few who will call them out.
@DesireeAmerica4 Neighbor was wrong to attempt any enforcement or obstruction. He got what was coming in that regard.
If is he using a residential neighborhood road like it’s a motorcycle track, riding round and round, that’s bullshit.
@Renaissance_Man@Skint_Eastwood1 Agreed. Neighbor guy was dumb for trying to enforce something.
If you like making noise and playing with loud toys, at least be courteous to neighbors, or don’t live in a neighborhood.
Even if the video showed him speeding, the neighbors is still wrong to do what he did.
@skumWgmi I disagree. Based on my experience, when I’ve been in despair, at my worst, I count myself lucky to have family and friends who picked me up, in so many ways.
@TOEwithCurt Acquired Savant Syndrome.
How is it possible?
Points to consciousness being non-local.
Brain is a receiver.
All information already exists.
Watching my indoor cats marvel at the sight of dead leaves blowing by as they stare out the window. They watch with great anticipation and intensity, as though the leaves are alive and moving.
Makes me wonder in amazement at what we humans don’t know, too.