Warp speedFaster than light travel should involve transformation of physical matter into tremendous amounts of energy – with memories being the least of the worries and the philosophy behind such technology being individual nonplus for the sake of greater understanding; with memories being ‘given over’ to a more or less artificial collective, if desirable. With what we might know as philosophy being the ultimate kind of immortality involved behind the concurrence of what was once called the soul, former limits and expedients would now be a priori everyday occurrence and/or normality. “Faster than light” travel would need involvWarp speed
On Recycling drink containers0. Introduction. I’ve searched for “bottle picking recyclable aluminum plastic containers” and come up with nothing regarding the recycling of such containers for fun and profit, so I’ve decided to write one myself, being as how I’m quite ‘practiced’ at it now. In order to get the best out of this, I recommend doing it by bicycle, with a duffel bag or similar tied to the back (Yes, you need one of those bikes with racks), and a decent pair of gloves (rubber would be best, although leather or synthetic are probably more practical) . You also, probably and most importantly, need a good mindset when goingOn Recycling drink containers
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It was a chill dawn, cold and wet as Draz slipped out of his tent. It hadn’t been raining, but even so his blankets were drenched. In such years as followed the ‘States 300th anniversary, the pollution had spiked so that dew pervaded all but the best moisture-proof buildings; most of western civilization had fallen into decay, the infrastructure staked and lost, homeless equated with industrial uselessness. Tents were the norm now, all the more for Draz since his tent had belonged to his brother before him. Draz crawled out reluctantly into the foggy morn, stiff and damp and sore. His place under the alpine on high
FellpoolIt was a chill dawn, cold and wet as Draz slipped out of his tent.Fellpool
It hadn’t been raining, but even so his blankets were drenched.
In such years as followed the ‘States 300th anniversary, the pollution had spiked so that dew pervaded all but the best moisture-proof buildings; most of American civilization had fallen into decay, the building infrastructure staked and lost. Tents were the norm now, all the more for Draz since his tent had belonged to his late father before him.
Draz crawled out reluctantly into the foggy morn, stiff and damp and sore. His place under the alpine on high ground looked r
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Police State 20072007 is the age of the Surveillance Camera. Orwell's dream of Big Brother has finally been realized, and I don't mean in the form of a tacky overdone TV program, either. The use of CCTV to monitor the comings and goings of the public is a particularly heated issue in the UK at the moment. Britain now has hundreds of surveillance cameras operating in each city; each records our every move and there's even one city that has decided to put speakers on the cameras, so that the person monitoring the area can reprimand someone if they commit an offense. This and the ever-increasing police presence in the streets of Britain help us all to remePolice State 2007
Self-Aware BureaucracyFor most people, it is no surprise to hear that their rights are slowly dissolving. They are aware of the creeping totalitarian flavor of Western society, the intensifying scrutiny of outcasts and outsiders, and the methodical approach of various "first-world" governments to dismantling a centuries-old framework of civil liberties. Even in cases where the person in question may have practically no concept of what has historically gone into the construction of the freedoms they take for granted, they are at least subconsciously aware that their lives are becoming more planned and arranged by forces beyond the individual's control.Self-Aware Bureaucracy
Everything and nothing
Neutral
Peace!
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That would be an ecumenical matter
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PEACE
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"Reality is
that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away."
---Phillip K Dick; HOW TO BUILD A UNIVERSE
THAT DOESN'T FALL APART TWO DAYS LATER
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Greg Huffman
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