Today, it seems to me, that I would definitely be will to part with them for $90,000. But we may not be able to make the transaction until Monday, if you are interested. Cash or money orders only.
Monthly Archives: January 2010
I Do Have Some Stuff to Say Today
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So I have some stuff to say today. This is important… perhaps.
Portland should maybe rain less. More humans living in Portland should drive automobiles. More open standards should be adopted by society. There should be less red-tape in conducting business. The tax code should be re-written to be dramatically shorter. Securely voting over the Internet should be adopted sooner rather than later. That is all I have to say on here right now.
Oh Well
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When will humans get their stuff together? When will humans start maximally engineering their happiness efficiently? Are they doing so all ready? Are humans as happy as they could possibly be?
How to Make Stuff Better
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Generally, making stuff better isn’t difficult. It can sometimes appear or feel difficult, but it’s not. But it is. So what is to be done?
A goal must be in mind. Then a plan of action must be formulated that meets immediate needs and will also help in attaining and/or reaching the goal. Steps should be small. Others, who have been successful in similar goals should be sought for guidance and/or advice. What has worked before should be meditated upon. How others have done it before should be modeled. Also, innovate. And shortly in time, the goals shall be reached. So simple. So easy.
What is Art?
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Some discourse on art, is as follows.
Art is an expression of the abstract, potentially. Can be expressed concretely, or it can be expressed metaphorically. Preferences for art of subjective, perhaps, in certain respects. So when one critiques art, it seems that part of that critique is subjective.
What is the abstract? Ideas can be abstract? What about controversial ideas? What about taboo ideas? Are taboo and controversial ideas ever a net benefit to society? Why might something be abstract and taboo? What advantage does that afford society and the humans within? A reduction in anxiety?
