What emoji reaction?no I’m not avoiding questions or accountability but i am starting to forget so many things now :-/ but then again my dad and great aunt both had Alzheimer’s/dementia so i am probably showing early signs :-(
STONKS PARK SEASON 2 · EPISODE III: OCCUPY MARS 🚀CHAPTER I - a plague escaped a russian lab, so trump and elon took the planet's super intelligence team with them to mars.
STONKS PARK · SEASON 2 - EPISODE IV: EUROPE STRIKES BACK - Paris is still burning. trump announces the european purge. back to france. back in the trenches. the chopper eats a rocket.
Cool background, Tammy <<< reminds me of Harrison Ford's digs (in Blade Runner 2049).
The person running that account purports themselves to be Arcturian and - hyperbolic in its presentation or not - who really knows. I think extraterrestrials are actively among us and - perhaps - hiding in plain sight. But, of course, a question begs: knowing mankind's limited capabilities (as it relates to our collective interpersonal skills), would you really want to engage him (the collective him, that is)?
Unfortunately and to our detriment, I think mankind is hardwired to destroy HIMSELF. It's not apathy nor Misanthropy that fuels my summation ~~~ it's just that history has a tendency to repeat itself and our continued wanton disregard disallows us to reach that next level. Anyway, a new day soon finds you ... I hope it finds you well, Dear Friend. :)
True, I imagine who ever makes them would have a monthly subscription, also the maintenance and clean up would probably get pricey. That's why im going to wait and get one on clearance.
Some day mankind will walk on the moon? You mean you don't believe that we already have?
I agree with Prof. Hawking, it is our biological imperative to seed ourselves among the stars, to ensure our survival. Too many things can go wrong with us all clustered together on one planet. The world you live in today, and it's many technologies were once considered pure science fiction 100 or 150 years ago when the genre of science fiction began. Thanks for the sub over on YT. 👍
Ye don't think so? I dunno about that Tammy. 500 years ago it took Columbus 36 days of arduous sailing to get from Europe to the new world. Now we can make that same trip in just a few hours, and all we have to complain about is the quality of aeroplane food and that the toilets are now too small for anyone to join the mile high club, believe me I've tried it. ;)
The hubris of man has always been to place limitations on himself. That, because he does not currently know how to do a thing, it therefore cannot be done.
Tianzhu
1h ago
Oh there’s a ghost smiling emoji on your ambient video and I clicked on it.i thought it’s a cute positive emoji :-/
Tianzhu
1h ago
What emoji reaction?no I’m not avoiding questions or accountability but i am starting to forget so many things now :-/ but then again my dad and great aunt both had Alzheimer’s/dementia so i am probably showing early signs :-(
Tianzhu
15h ago
I never said anything wrong about your Vid.its nice and ambient :-)
MrCranky
14d ago
STONKS PARK SEASON 2 · EPISODE III: OCCUPY MARS 🚀CHAPTER I - a plague escaped a russian lab, so trump and elon took the planet's super intelligence team with them to mars.
STONKS PARK · SEASON 2 - EPISODE IV: EUROPE STRIKES BACK - Paris is still burning. trump announces the european purge. back to france. back in the trenches. the chopper eats a rocket.
HeavensHitman
15d ago
syddiesel
16d ago
Thanks for subscribing to my channel.you have a great channel!
HeavensHitman
17d ago
Thanks Tam. How are you?
DiscoGoblin
21d ago
I want a robot now
GingerbreadMon
1mo ago
Cool background, Tammy <<< reminds me of Harrison Ford's digs (in Blade Runner 2049).
The person running that account purports themselves to be Arcturian and - hyperbolic in its presentation or not - who really knows. I think extraterrestrials are actively among us and - perhaps - hiding in plain sight. But, of course, a question begs: knowing mankind's limited capabilities (as it relates to our collective interpersonal skills), would you really want to engage him (the collective him, that is)?
Unfortunately and to our detriment, I think mankind is hardwired to destroy HIMSELF. It's not apathy nor Misanthropy that fuels my summation ~~~ it's just that history has a tendency to repeat itself and our continued wanton disregard disallows us to reach that next level. Anyway, a new day soon finds you ... I hope it finds you well, Dear Friend. :)
GingerbreadMon
1mo ago
Here’s a cool link for you, Tammy >>>
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeE4dcxsZ8x/?stkn=MXQ5eG1zanI0YTJ2ag==
<<< not sure if this is a byproduct of Ai, someone’s unbridled imagination, or a reality we have yet to experience. Wouldn’t the latter be too 😎 cool?
Have a great week over there.
CyberLife
1mo ago
Hi J. P. I dont have an active instagram so I dont know if I got all the way into that link.
TheRemarkableBrain
1mo ago
True, I imagine who ever makes them would have a monthly subscription, also the maintenance and clean up would probably get pricey. That's why im going to wait and get one on clearance.
-----TheBrain
HeavensHitman
1mo ago
lol pretty sure we've been there. H.G Wells was a genius. Think he was into eugenics though.
TheRemarkableBrain
1mo ago
Do you believe cyborg women will exist soon? If so how much do you think they'll cost? Asking for a friend ofcourse.
----TheBrain
HeavensHitman
1mo ago
Some day mankind will walk on the moon? You mean you don't believe that we already have?
I agree with Prof. Hawking, it is our biological imperative to seed ourselves among the stars, to ensure our survival. Too many things can go wrong with us all clustered together on one planet. The world you live in today, and it's many technologies were once considered pure science fiction 100 or 150 years ago when the genre of science fiction began. Thanks for the sub over on YT. 👍
HeavensHitman
1mo ago
Ye don't think so? I dunno about that Tammy. 500 years ago it took Columbus 36 days of arduous sailing to get from Europe to the new world. Now we can make that same trip in just a few hours, and all we have to complain about is the quality of aeroplane food and that the toilets are now too small for anyone to join the mile high club, believe me I've tried it. ;)
The hubris of man has always been to place limitations on himself. That, because he does not currently know how to do a thing, it therefore cannot be done.
One of my own, refuting your argument. :)
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