So, there was this great flood depicted in many religions and cultures throughout the world. In the Abrahamic Religions (Judaism, Islam, and Christianity), there was a man Named Noah who built an Ark to survive the floods. Noah had three sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Thus the people descending from the three sons were named... Continue Reading →
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On the suffix -Nesia
The word 'nesia' comes from Ancient Hellenic (Greek) meaning 'island'. These words below are found to have 'nesia'; Polynesia = Poly for 'many' + Nesia 'island' = Many islandsMicronesia = Micro for 'small' + Nesia = Small islandsIndonesia = Indo (loosely translated) for the 'Indus region' + Nesia = Indus region islands The suffix '-Nesia'... Continue Reading →
AI is filtering Human Speech and controlling it
There has been a rising use of AI and large language learning models to produce, generate, and examine text. With the rise of such a technology, we've seen dubious use for both the production of words and as well as the judgement of vetting of words to spot AI generated works. AI to fight AI... Continue Reading →
Mind, Body, and Soul Reformation
So, recently in the last few years (I consider recent, since relativity is subjective), I have been enthralled and enchanted by Chinese Fantasy, specifically the modern rendition of Cultivation type settings. The type where one goes into a group or sect and cultivates in a cave and consumes pills, medicines, drugs, and elixirs to refine... Continue Reading →
Obsession creates distance
There's a balance to all things, and the point of obsession means that a person is more 'obsessed' about a particular topic or subject than what the standard norms or normalities imply. Obsession isn't a bad thing if there's positive direction and progress, but too much can be a deadly poison. Too much desire implants... Continue Reading →
The Duty for those that bear to See
If seeing is believing, Then those that see have a duty to speak and act If they don't speak or act based on what they see, then they're good as blind. Dismissive of the state of reality. Negligent to how things are. Thus in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. We... Continue Reading →
The Festival of Hands
The Festival of Hands is a new combination of words that I'd like to invite people in on. It is my way of saying 'The will of the world' or 'The Dao' in a sense. The origin of this phrase comes from my etymology of the term 'manifest'. The prefix 'mani-' is 'hands' and 'fest'... Continue Reading →
The story of the Dream Wrestler
There was One soul, split into many pieces. Each piece lived in one day of this particular boy's life. At the age of 17, The boy had two dreams every night. The first dream, he had to wrestle with who he was yesterday. The second dream, he had to wrestle with who he would be... Continue Reading →
With Age comes the potentiality of Wisdom. Wisdom of the Elders.
This is an opinion post as well as an observation of eclectic ponderous musings. People who are old have been 'around the block' meaning that they've experienced life to some degree. I say that age gives way to the number of chances to gain wisdom. People live their lives doing things over and over and... Continue Reading →
Stan-land-Sthana
Afghanistan and Pakistan are the land of the Afghani or land of the Paki. Stan means Land. So Disney Land could be translated to Disneystan, which is a common joke amongst Americans that have 'toured' the middle east. "To stan" sounds like similar to Stand on, to be over in a sense. To reside from... Continue Reading →
