Bi Polar People

"Gorg Schartz eats some bade beetle grubs, and the art of dance is born." The Far Side is a single-panel comic created by Gary Larson and syndicated by Chronicle Features and then Universal Press Syndicate, which ran from December 31, 1979, to January 1, 1995 Some people didn't get it.  They wrote the publisher and demanded that the comic be removed.  In the sixties a lot of people ate bad grubs.  Some of them are still here and I'm sure they enjoyed The Far Side.  Everyday normal straight people loved it to! Provider  newyorker.com   by By Sarah Larso n July 25, 2020

This 16th century group is wearing inadequate masks and hardly social distancing  They are no longer here  We are here in a pandemic that only a few countries like Vietnam have   for the most part   successfully controlled  They are diligent and determine to protect their population   The corona virus needs a host to live  It will die if left alone   Do not invite it into your life Inadequate mask and hardly social distancing Link source www.aljazeera.com

Are we the intruders in our own world  past and present

As a result of a significant decrease in Europe's population...  "People from all walks of life read about the ancient past, studying books in the hope of recreating Cicero’s ideal of a civic regeneration through education." "It was this atmosphere of social and economic mobility, literacy and widespread participation in government that led to (a) the Florentine Renaissance." Source: www.politico.com

Two balls sitting on a park lawn under the shade of an oak tree   One is green the other is red  They are inflated and ready for game  Won't anyone play with us  The statue in the background was there since the park's beginning and demanded that the balls be removed because they were trespassing  The park manager kicked both balls out of the park  One was run over by a car and the other was now the property of a happy child 

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A squawking parrot or chanting moms it makes no difference today in the midst of the political and personal health turmoil   Do what what works, but does it  The pet still begs for food in a voice so loud the whole neighborhood knows it's feeding time  People beg for justice and fair play and they gather in city after city seeking resolution but they are getting only retribution  The water gun is a temporary fix for an obnoxious bird  Tear gas never works when people feel their freedoms are diminishing 

A startling talk by Dr. Carrie Madej that shows that fringe science is being made real in our time.  If successful this will alter the course of human evolution for countless generations without a return to genetic normality. Picture:  Character Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) from the series 'Fringe.'

We move down the same path

The brain is like a frog in your back yard    He is probably still there because his nature knows how to survive the elements    We can practice resilience from this short Wall Street Journal article    Enjoy simple mental maintenance for a few minutes of reading  The frog can't read   He naturally knows what to cling to

Opinion: We as a country would rather fight the odds of contracting a non lethal form of Covid-19 than use confirmed methods for eliminating the virus in the US. “The countries that have succeeded have been the ones that have had real political and public will unite...” Sources:  The New York Times, Census Bureau   Kennedy Elliott, NGM Staff   www.nationalgeographic.com

The mouse a hand held device that you move to computer resources: data, code, pictures, music, games... anything you find worthwhile in a machine that uses logic invented by Claude Elwood Shannon.  The mind of discovery does not fit in a box unless the box is a maze with some place to go.  This Scientific American article describes a man who is no stranger to anyone who fits his description.  Source:  Jimmy SoniRob Goodman  www.getpocket.com

Americans believe the police are protecting themselves from presidential angst - the loss of their jobs  Do Russians believe the same way about their leader   By now they must see the propaganda on the wall ( which is no longer there )  How long will a lifetime of control last for Mr. Putin   How long can authoritarianism last for any country Some of the above is obviously not true - read the disclaimer at the top of this page  Of course some will take it as it is written because they want to make it so Sources:   wikipedia.com  theguardian.com    Adapted from Jennifer Mercieca’s just published book about Trump’s rhetoric: Demagogue For President: The Rhetorical Genius of Donald Trump , Texas A&M University Press and reprinted with permission by the guardian

A flag represents the beliefs and values of the people who display it .   Recently in another country were the confederate flag was flown the people are changing their minds about it's traditions and values washingtonpost.com   By Terrence McCoy July 11, 2020 at 4:11 p.m. EDT

Laugh a little Johnny Carson Show   Rodney Dangerfield

If the banal bothers you  It won't be found here Just gnashing and dashing The fruits malcontent A lifetime in perilous jaded rent For memories and feelings with earnings ill spent I can find the root of my problems, but the tree still grows And those who find shade with me also know The fruit is bitter The shade does more good Than feed an appetite  That never was good Source Daz3d artist unknown

John Bolton suggests that Putin can play Trump like a fiddle . The truth is that under the forty-fifth U.S. president, the bilateral relationship with Russia is now as bad as at any time since the early 1980s.  By Dmitry Trenin June 26, 2020  .themoscowtimes.com "The issue of transfer of power is relevant for Russia… The stability of the state structure and the prospects for the country’s development ultimately depend on the strength of political institutions, on the trust of people in them and on the influx of new forces into politics . Otherwise — inertia, stagnation and political apathy. We know from recent history what dangers they pose.” --  Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev A view presented as others see us.  Bolten's book, The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir, is seen as a premeditated vehicle intended to make him rich - the opinion of the Moscow Times.  Is chaos a wa...

Illustration by Maurice Sendak for ‘Nutcracker’ by E.T.A. Hoffmann . Charm and good looks don't fool everything

Putin Considering Not Running Trump for Reëlection Trumps poor performance at the polls gives communist lead pause to support a political looser      In his own country D.T. would have been resigned to a lessor post     In fact there is talk in the F.S.B. community for plans to do just that should their supreme commander give it the DA! Satire from The Borowitz Report with comments by this humble blogger  published by  www.newyorker.com

Journalist and activist depend on encryption to message the world   Recent developments in the Trump administration would remove that protection https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/jgx5z3/inside-the-plot-to-kill-the-open-technology-fund source  https://www.vice.com/en_us/contributor/david-gilbert Это так же интересно, как раздор в демократии. У нас есть выбор, чтобы сменить руководство.

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