JustForKnowHow

Alone against the system

Gort versus the cannonball

Gort has switched sides!

@obeca I hope a tsunami warning has been issued?

“Hot-Weather Cooling Methods, Tip 37: The Full-Force Cannonball Dive”

If you need a sick note but there’s not a doctor to be found far and wide …

Dark thoughts call for a black coffee

First, get your thoughts in order – because it’s off to world domination!

What women see at morning breakfast … (II/II)

What women see at morning breakfast … (I/II)

@obeca You are there, and yet at the same time you are a long way away …

“morning coffee”

meedia.de/news/beitrag/2… Meedia: »Meta partially withdraws its AI image generator, Muse«.

docma.info/blog/ki-pflich… Docma: »Mandatory AI labelling from August 2026: Between watermarks, C2PA and the quest for authenticity«.

When the elders move away …

The fire wall (to burn memories)

@ReginaAustralis @QuoteJung Thank you!

@JustForKnowHow1 @QuoteJung Of course, constant vigilance is essential. Here is the edition & page scan with full quote on archive: archive.org/details/2-jung…

@ReginaAustralis @QuoteJung In my experience, one must be very critical of so-called quotations from various sources. Fiction and truth often become intertwined – and the internet is full of ‘contaminated sources’; the same applies to AI.

@JustForKnowHow1 @QuoteJung Interesting, I challenged Grok with what you said & it asserts the 2nd sentence does appear in the scholarly publications — then explains the confusion... x.com/i/grok/share/e…

The past must not be revived

Dementia is a citizen’s foremost duty

Old ways of thinking must give way to new ones

@ReginaAustralis @QuoteJung Reputable Jung scholars (including Sonu Shamdasani) do not cite it as an authentic quotation. The website carljungdepthpsychologysite.blog is not a scholarly or editorially verified source on Jung. It frequently reproduces unsubstantiated internet quotations.

@ReginaAustralis @QuoteJung The second sentence only began to appear on motivational websites/social media from around 2010 onwards. It does not appear in any scholarly edition of the Letters, neither in: the Princeton edition (Adler/Jaffé, 1975), the Routledge edition, nor in the German volumes.