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It was a strange read for me but the phrase “Strategic Culture” kept ringing bells from long ago. Ringing ringing ringing away. Where have I heard that before?
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All I know is, from a power POV, our discussions mean little as does the pew research. We can pontificate but the notion that we can each make changes to government or to other family’s choices or circumstances is a bit fictional. Most we can do is commiserate among ourselves and imagine we’re accomplishing things by expressing our opinions, which are usually borrowed opinions ultimately, perhaps mashed together with some uniquenesses.
All I know is,
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Porn habits learned in early adolescence. High heels were originally for men. Stilettos were chunky until after WW2 and that’s when high heels took off. So, any “evolutionary connection” is BS at best.
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Cosmic bounce throws the problem back into the untestable but so does Bulk, so I dunno. But I think this is good research for the math of it as I can see this kind of correlation-hunting as valuable in, for example, fracture testing and turbulance estimates.
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Oh I don’t think it terms of tanks but continuous turbulence of various pressures in open systems. Always had an overactive imagination. When I was 12, I was at a church camping trip for the weekend. JYF (Junior Youth Fellowship). It was at cabins somewhere. At some quiet moment, nobody was in the place where they had a fireplace and kitchen – big meeting room I guess. I was messing around with the fireplace, getting a fire going, I got it and sat on the couch just looking at it. My mind was wandering and I was thinking about something from school about colors and I wondered, “What would the universe look like if there was no colors?” Right then, it was as if I could see through my feet through the earth to the other side, across the universe. Nothing had any colors, everything was transparent but I got a sense of varying pressures as substitutions for colors as I was passing through stars and planets and blackholes and stuff ’til I came around and ended up back into myself. Probably about a 10-15 minute experience. It was pretty amazing. No drugs involved, just an overtired kid on a long camping trip by himself, imagining stuff. But yeah, no tanks. I never understood labs for isolation. Universe is all connected stuff.
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In this case, it’s extremely easy. Only one man, Jacob Lurie.
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