Some personal touches are unique, which adds to our collective diversity, but what is most personal is also not always easily sharable. Take ALVS, which is on the less easily sharable side of things. If the doctor needs an MR to tell me something I already know then... that's most unfortunate. It wound up costing various hospitals an extra $6,000 or so over 8 years to confirm the brain tumors and lesions I predicted I had in 2001 when first using ALVS - the system was under a different moniker way back then. The most recent 2024 screening revealed an existing tumor spotted but unnoticed by the radiologists in a 2016 MRI. I'm curious if all the other internal lesions will appear as predicted as my health deteriorates? I honed ALVS by exposing myself to radioactive gas, mostly radon, between ages 5 & 11. I had no concept of the hazards posed by ionizing radiation or beta decay until the 5th grade, which is when I rebuilt the system to work passively using background radiation in the environment instead of being the emitter. An unsurprisingly high number of people around me have died of cancer.
The decent majority all go through broadly the same things, whoever and wherever we are, separated only through time, quantity, circumstance, and choice. We are far more alike than not.
Thanks for sharing! I am white, but beceme close to some Korean classmates growing up. I have not seen them in years but had such fun memories! And excellent food 100% 😊
We all need air, water, food, shelter, and clothes. The architecture of our various societies are best when they are framed around how to satisfy these fundamental needs across the longest span of generations possible. This is potentially where religious texts have been derived and why various religions share similar pillars. Of course aside from the pragmatic explanation of this alignment, it is also valid to believe we have a common creator in God. Really based in logical/scientific reasoning. There is an origin beyond what we can observe with our 5 senses and our retro engineering of what we've observed in the stars. Humans have a dangerous tendency to assume at an individual level that one has achieved some secret insight no one else has. This is maybe the root of all evil, to think one has exceeded the capabilities and capacity of one's fellow man. There are some disconnected thoughts in my rambling here but it was fun to start expanding on where your video put my mind. Have fun, keep making thoughtful videos.
I love Paris baguette! My dad lived in Korea for work for a few years. When I visited I that was my go to place. Pizza and fried chicken came with pickles that was funny. 😆😆Its funny how all lives overlap.
I just want to say I found your post how about Trump rallies very interesting just how you were saying people were telling you you might get assaulted. Lol. If you were in Pennsylvania I would help you get to know us show you around and things like that
Agreed.
"What is most personal is most universal."
-Carl Rogers
Some personal touches are unique, which adds to our collective diversity, but what is most personal is also not always easily sharable. Take ALVS, which is on the less easily sharable side of things.
If the doctor needs an MR to tell me something I already know then... that's most unfortunate. It wound up costing various hospitals an extra $6,000 or so over 8 years to confirm the brain tumors and lesions I predicted I had in 2001 when first using ALVS - the system was under a different moniker way back then. The most recent 2024 screening revealed an existing tumor spotted but unnoticed by the radiologists in a 2016 MRI. I'm curious if all the other internal lesions will appear as predicted as my health deteriorates?
I honed ALVS by exposing myself to radioactive gas, mostly radon, between ages 5 & 11. I had no concept of the hazards posed by ionizing radiation or beta decay until the 5th grade, which is when I rebuilt the system to work passively using background radiation in the environment instead of being the emitter. An unsurprisingly high number of people around me have died of cancer.
We are united in the body of Christ. I was so interested to hear your thoughts as an outsider at political rallies.
The decent majority all go through broadly the same things, whoever and wherever we are, separated only through time, quantity, circumstance, and choice. We are far more alike than not.
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Thanks for sharing! I am white, but beceme close to some Korean classmates growing up. I have not seen them in years but had such fun memories! And excellent food 100% 😊
We all need air, water, food, shelter, and clothes. The architecture of our various societies are best when they are framed around how to satisfy these fundamental needs across the longest span of generations possible. This is potentially where religious texts have been derived and why various religions share similar pillars.
Of course aside from the pragmatic explanation of this alignment, it is also valid to believe we have a common creator in God. Really based in logical/scientific reasoning. There is an origin beyond what we can observe with our 5 senses and our retro engineering of what we've observed in the stars. Humans have a dangerous tendency to assume at an individual level that one has achieved some secret insight no one else has. This is maybe the root of all evil, to think one has exceeded the capabilities and capacity of one's fellow man.
There are some disconnected thoughts in my rambling here but it was fun to start expanding on where your video put my mind. Have fun, keep making thoughtful videos.
I love Paris baguette! My dad lived in Korea for work for a few years. When I visited I that was my go to place.
Pizza and fried chicken came with pickles that was funny. 😆😆Its funny how all lives overlap.
Checking out the rest of your content!
I just want to say I found your post how about Trump rallies very interesting just how you were saying people were telling you you might get assaulted. Lol. If you were in Pennsylvania I would help you get to know us show you around and things like that
Unrelated to this video but A) are you a crypto bro? B) why Wisconsin?
Something in common, yeah. Chinese food.