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Comte de Sats Germain
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A concrescence of Mind fumbling with the controls of this meat chariot. Nostr onl
🤔 imagine if, instead of bombing enemies, we just invited them to visit and ate hamburgers with them. This could be much simpler.
Beware of contact lenses... I heard about problems for years and it never happened, but in the last few days, it happened... I think it must be a fungal infection in my eye... Very not fun. I wonder if it ever goes away, or if I should just go see a doctor...
Fun fact! Err, a few of them... The city of Athens was originally named "Kekropia," and was renamed to Athens in honor of Athena's victory in a contest with Poseidon. image Both Athena and Poseidon wanted to be the patron of the city, so they both did a miracle to impress the citizens. Poseidon struck the ground with his Trident and created a salt water spring. Athena planted the first olive tree. Since olives and olive oil are awesome, Athena won. Athena was the goddess of wisdom, strategy, and invention. You could say that she represented the part of the psyche (another Greek word - mind, and the etymological root of 'soul') where creative genius comes forth. Athena invented the plow, the flute, the olive tree, and Perseus' reflective shield - all of which are obvious symbols. Common epithets for Athena: **_Athena ergane_** - the most common title ; 'ergane' means "worker/industriousness" **_Athenē Mechanitis_** - the inventor, maker of devices **_Athenē Polymetis_** - of many devices **_Hippia Athena_** - of the horses. She invented the bridle, bit, and chariot (I'm changing up word order to emphasize the flexibility of adjectives and nouns order in Greek) **_Glaukopis Athenē_** - bright eyes, gleaming eyes ....and a million more. Greeks are ridiculously verbose... image This emerged from a vague plan that's forming in my head... I'm thinking of founding a semi-secret society for people with an interest in STEM fields, and I'm thinking of naming it "the Ergane Society." This is an idea that I'll have to cook for a while before doing it, but I'm drafting some stuff for it now.
Fun fact! 41℅ of Lebanon is Christian, and their president is a Christian. The president of Lebanon is actually required by law to he a Christian, which seems kinda strange, but they have a kind of power division where different religions get different positions, which reduces the chance of any one of them seizing power and making like miserable for everyone else. Fun fact!² Hezbollah was created **_as a response_** to Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon, which lasted 18 years - the same territory they just invaded again, while publicly stating that they will make it a "killzone" and they will "depopulate" it. I'm not saying they're good or anything like that, but that's some context worth knowing. Should #Christian s be supporting #Israel?
Pet peeve : recipes in essay format. Bullet points! Bullllllleeeeeeet pointsssssss... I ain't reading all that.
You will know them by their fruits. You can't be a follower of Christ and a Zionist at the same time. Two masters, it doesn't work.
🤔 the American copy of Iran's Shahed drone is called LUCAS (low cost uncrewed combat attack system). pic of Shahed : image The hypothetical ancestor of all life on earth is called LUCA (last universal common ancestor), and is a single celled organism that predates the division into prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Pic image 🤔 I wonder if they made the drone's name similar on purpose, and it means they plan on making this the first iteration of an evolutionary tree ... image Just a thought