Today's Tids Issue 5,263
Holding hands, six to six thousand miles away:
Have you noticed that a pint of most ice cream brands now is only 14 ounces? That's the real problem with America.
So, let's see how this Congressional voting goes today. We will probably be losing a few ounces of value today and they will hope we won't notice.
Yesterday, Roger Penske added the Nascar Coca Cola 600 to his Indy 500 victory Monday. That is a pretty huge feat. It is the entrepreneurs of America who have given us the life that so many now seem to want to take away.
The rise if the Techno Human is an interesting tale. In the days of nothingness, man rose up with the newest technology, a club, to beat a Brontosaurus into submission. The world was now his or her oyster. Humans have continued to adapt to every new stage of technological discovery. Humans basically haven’t changed at all. And now we stand on the precipice of the Meta Verse and Artificial intelligence which has the power technology has never held before, to change humans intrinsically. That’s my theory and I'm sticking to it
Aria 51 is the favorite solo in a new opera about space visitors.
The Question:
Who was Antonin Artaud?
The Headlines:
--Stocks Slipping; Jobs Are Too String; Looming Debt Vote Has Investors on Edge.
--Drone Attack on Moscow has Russians Nervous.
--Chris Christie Planning on Launching Presidential Campaign; Larry Ellison, Fourth Wealthiest Billionaire Backing Tim Scott for Potus.
--Sackler Family Wins Immunity from Opioid Lawsuits.
--Nasa to Issue Report on Over 800 UAP incidents (UAP – Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena).
The abolishment of the second amendment could end forever the wearing of tank tops in fine restaurants. If you get my drift.
There is this thing I’m calling Hyper-Fiction where we could make a case for this phenomenon begot by mass communication that is changing society. It all has to do with humans' ability ot leave reality. It affects the rich and the poor. For instance, Friends was very popular TV show, so much so that after a few years millions of people really believed that the friends gathered each night in an apartment in Queens, New York. Or take the Star Wars followers. Many believe their memories were erased so that they now actually believe they were born and bred on this planet instead of reality, delivered by a spacecraft. And they seek others who are like-minded in the search for their alien parents. And then there is the crowd whi have used Hyper Fiction most efficiently to the point where politicians have convinced people into believing they are actually doing something for the people. The next time you see an irrational event mushroom into a national pastime and belief system, think Hyper Fiction.
What do you call a space visitor with three eyes. An aliiien.
If they were serious about beginning a new era in budget management, they would have moved the Debt basis back to before the $3 trillion Covid give-away.
The other big irrational blip in the GDP was during WWII. But when the war ended, they went back to prewar spending levels. Budget cool again. Easy-peasy.
An alien eating eggs, cheese and fat is called an extra-cholesterol.
It appears that one of AI’s strong points is grouping people by data. Ah. Just what a divided country needs, more identity grouping.
An alien with no eyes is known is called Alan.
The Answer:
Antonin Artaud was an incredibly talented and creative avant garde theater writer, actor, director and producer. But for these purposes he is the guy who coined La Realite Virtuelle... in 1938. Yes, Virtual Reality. “Artaud described theatre as "la réalité virtuelle," a virtual reality "in which characters, objects, and images take on the phantasmagoric force of alchemy's visionary internal dramas." You gotta figure Mark Gutterberg has a picture of him behind his desk. When Facebook goes under, Mark will say “Antonin made me do it!”
Gotta run. Sorry for the abrupt departure.
