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The key. We can’t live without humour; it’s the antidote to fear. Sean Lock was more creator than comedian: an original, fast, absurd deadpan wit — all the more brilliant because, in the words of Jimmy Carr, he looked “like he’d turned up to fix your boiler.” youtube.com/watch?v=QRlq5q…

Arizona Solar Farm by Robert McCall (1975)

The behavior of a drop of water with dyes in space

You’re not silenced because you’re wrong. You’re silenced because you’re not marketable.

@ModernxDad 🤣

He just met women for the first time🤯

@TheCinesthetic Hahaha

Philip K. Dick’s Legendary 1977 Metz Monologue: “If You Find This World Bad, You Should See Some of the Others” This stunning 90-minute monologue he delivered as guest of honor at the Second Metz International Science Fiction Festival in France. He didn’t talk about DeLoreans or machines. Instead, PKD laid out his mind-bending theory of orthogonal time a right-angle “sideways” axis running perpendicular to normal linear time. In fact moving back and far forward in time is the same as all time happened all at once. Like being caught on the inner layer of an onion, the are other layers of this infinite onion representing forward and back time in one holographic whole onion. Along the lateral axis, he said, parallel realities constantly branch off whenever a cosmic “Programmer” (a divine or simulation-like force) tweaks a variable in the past. Déjà vu? He called it a literal glitch, a residual memory from the previous timeline that just got overwritten. Reality, he argued, is like a programmable simulation or a divine chess game, constantly being edited into better versions. Pure 1977 prophecy that feels like it predicted simulation theory decades early. This is the same visionary genius whose stories became some of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made: 
• Blade Runner (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? — questioning what is “real”) 
• Total Recall (from “We Can Remember It for You Wholesale” — false memories and alternate lives) 
• Minority Report (precognition and changing what “will” happen) 
• A Scanner Darkly (layers of fractured identity and perception) 
• The Adjustment Bureau (fate manipulation across branching possibilities)

@nostalgiafkninc Why is he afraid?

Boomer takes a gummy before visiting art museum. Cant handle the larger than life table.

@KnightWorld 🤣🤣🤣

"As I got to know people, I grew to love animals."

“I only know that I know nothing” ― Socrates

None of them! Celebrity … Fake Earth x.com/GoodwinMJ/stat…

If you don't make a maximally truth seeking AI, you will end up making an AI that is mentally ill. It is impossible for it then to formulate a congruent reality and frame of mind.

Elon Musk on the heavy indoctrination happening inside universities and schools. Parents need to be extremely careful about the institutions their children attend. "The amount of indoctrination that is happening in schools and Universities, I think it's far beyond what Parents realize, The experience that we had in high school and college is not the experience that kids today are having"

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (1978-79)

Bioluminescent waves beneath the stars at Crystal Cove, California. 📽: Patrick Coyne

“Whenever you see something that doesn’t fit what you don’t already know, YOU SHOULD GET EXCITED not SKEPTICAL”—Former NSA scientist , Dr. Eric Haseltine. A must see transmission by the amazing @AlchemyAmerican:

I never followed the crowd. I loved.

It’s because of this: lnk.to/SuicidalEmpathy