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= Every single person who thinks they are extra special
needs to grow up.

= As you may or may not know, I operate out of Las Vegas,
home to Lake Mead (largest human constructed resevoir
in the US). As you also may or may not know, it has been
steadily draining from overconsumption and drought for
the past several years (or more). At any rate, I am very
concerned about the lack of foresight and action planning
on this issue. I feel as if everybody is waiting around for
the bathtub to drain without any clue as to how to
generate more fresh water. Isn't water made up of two
hydrogen atoms bonded with one oxygen atom? I
really can't see why we (collectively) can't figure out
how to make this process happen with a device/machine.
Hoping for more snowfall in the Rockies for our survival
doesn't seem like a sustainable plan to me. How about
ionized condensers to extract water vapor out of the air
and condense it into liquid water, as a starter? Also, perhaps
heating up hydrogen and oxygen to the point where can
bond/fuse could assist in the creation of liquid water,
which would eliminate a tremendous amount of stress and
resources for other pressing issues (more effecient food
production, for example). If nature can do it (create water),
then we should be able to replicate it...

= How's the economic thing working out for everybody?

Seems like the more people make, the more everything
costs. That's not progress, that's psychosis... what is it
that y'all are really that afraid of,,, 'free' money? That 
sounds so primitive...

= I see y'all are still spinning in circles politically,
economically and (for the most part) environmentally.
Never in my wildest (worst) dreams did I think y'all were
this obstinate. There has been more than enough time
to check my work, yet...

= DT lost an election he probably could've won had he 
just used a small part of his brain about COVID-19. But, 
as it is, he forced many people to vote by mail, then 
said it was cheating, then filed lawsuit after lawsuit
until finally the US Supreme Court denied to hear a 
case from Texas (among others) dealing with other
state's voting procedures. I didn't think political life
could get much weirder than the Bush, Jr. years, but 
I guess I was wrong...

= So now coronavirus is starting to spread across the 
globe and everybody is still concentrating on the human
construct of money. Great job, DT. 

= Whatever else is going on, what's taking so long to vote
on an infrastructure bill? It would get overwhelming
support on both sides. It's a win for everyone. C'mon, 
can't you give everybody a Christmas gift, just this once?

= What kind of person talk about openly war at Christmas
time? Oh yeah, THAT guy...

= I would strongly consider spending more time on space
exploration and a lot less (none, if possible) time on war,
battles, rifts, differences, conflict, strife, discord, unease,
tension and all other related high blood pressure
inducing thoughts. It's all just energy, dimwits. If you go
to war with your fellow citizens you are misplaced. But,
by all means, if that's what you feel you need to do to
get with the program, then go for it. There couldn't be a
better time to move forward than now. It's been more
than long enough...

= So, I think it's fairly evident that the super rich have
co-opted the global political systems and are in league
together. The internet has changed the ability to isolate
yourself. Of course, the federally insured banks are
running the show. The fatal flaw of this logic is that
money is a human construct. There is no gaslighting this 
fundamental fact. Y'all need to seriously read more
(different kinds of) books.

= Got the chance to visit Hawai'i (Big Island), really makes
you appreciate the fact that we live on an acitive planet.
Volcanic activity & tectonic plate movement is amazing.

= What's happening, Earth?

= Holing up in your imaginary box (house, country club,
company, country, etc) won't change the fact that every
living being is floating around the Sun on the same planet, 
sharing the same biosphere. Can't y'all see through the 
prism, yet? So annoying that it's taking forever...

= Still haven't heard from Mr. Intelligent about how human
constructed money is more important than the biosphere,
living beings (especially children) or improving medical.

= Ho hum, we're continuing to stroll down the lane, 
floating down the river of existence. Still can't seem to
push through the old ways. Oh well, guess we'll wait
some more.

= So, the response to (yet another) school massacre is
to arm the teaching profession? Not to put in the same 
security measures as any other important public building
(armed guard at entrance, metal detector, x-ray/screening
machine)? Not to hire additional (multiple) security
guards on campus? The answer is to give Mr. Nelson a 
gun. And Mrs. Harris. And maybe Coach Strapovich? So
then gun sales go up, then the stock ticks up and you
old geezers can get more money in your 'portfolios'?
History is NOT going to look back fondly on these ideas,
y'all. Why would you even think such things? I know the
answer, but I really wish y'all would figure it out sooner
than later. I've already been waiting 17 years (and
counting)...

= Now we're actually talking openly about launching the 
nukes? At least when I said it, I knowingly did it as parody.
The point is to stop talking about war, but, of course, they
can't because they're whole scheme depends on it. What a 
sad attempt at intelligence and greed. If you had any idea
what greed actually ties into (you're not going to like
hearing what it is, 'believe me'), you might be embarrassed
enough to adapt your behavior patterns. Why can't you
just, for once, make a sustained effort to understand
yourself and your surroundings? I really just don't get
it, yo. Shaking my damn head (forever, evidently).

= Won't even get into it...

= We won't even get into the idea that the military utilizes 
socialist principles to stay funded while the wealthiest
of us profit on selling them weapons (i.e. using tax dollars
to pay private companies to build our military forces so we
can send our youngest and, often times, less privileged
citizens to fight wars in order to keep stock prices up).

= I'm really enjoying watching the wealthiest of Americans
try to co-opt our political system to benefit them so they
can bequeath their wealth to their children before they die.
It's such a brilliant idea, to worry so much about that while
ignoring the natural forces at work on the planet
that their children will have to inhabit after they pass on.
I'm pretty sure we've been over many of these ideas
already. In fact, we're quickly approaching 17 years,
y'all. That's over 6,100 days that we could've fixed
(some of) these problems and have chosen to 
focus on money (a human construct). Super intelligent!

= It is still happening...

= I'm still waiting for that intellectual giant to explain to me
how billions of dollars are magically created in the stock
market, yet we are still so 'broke' elsewhere. Can't we just
create money in other sectors, as well? Or, can't we use a
fraction of a percent for every imaginary dollar created
to improve our collective situation? Now I see we have
'cryptocurrency', which is an interesting idea (based on
computerized credit). Please, intelligent people, explain
it all to me so I can understand why the majority of living
humans on this planet are struggling with their financial
situations. The stats I check still show a small fraction
of the global population own an overwhelming amount
of the weatlh.

= Hey, what's going on, world? Excited about the eclipse?
That's cool, I wonder what will happen after the brief 
moment that the Moon moves between the Sun and the
Earth? My guess is a whole lot of the same stuff. I'm 
curious why (if everybody is so charged up about
this basic astronomical event) don't people keep the
focus on space after it ends. It's really not that big
of a deal. Expanding our understanding of Alpha
Centauri, magnetics, plasma and fusion, on the other
hand...

= Now, pulling out of the climate change accord, huh?
Cool. You know, the U.S. doesn't need to be in an accord
to cut emissions, right? They could just do it on their own
accord. Additionally, complaining about other countries
when the U.S. has had an 100 year head start on 
(literally) blowing smoke into the atmosphere is very 
curious. Lastly, ultimately it won't matter much in the 
long run unless we improve technology because (as I've
stated before), the Earth is slowly moving in toward the
Sun. Hey, I've got an idea! Let's go watch more movies
and wait until tomorrow to talk/think about it!

= Why don't we actually start to focus on the reason for
high insurance premiums/costs? The small group of 
physicians who meet (in private) that actually set the 
rates for healthcare procedures is who the focus
should be on. How are these rates set? It seems 
that these rates don't reflect true market value for
services rendered, at this point. Especially when many 
of the physicians/doctors are simply giving their
opinion. For those rates, I don't want your opinion,
I want an accurate diagnosis.

= Running the money train down the tracks again on the
route to nowhere will not change this basic fact.

= Another thing that I hope is perfectly clear: the longer
this goes on without understanding and action is less
time everybody will have to fix the problems. Just so we
understand this very basic point.

= Just so we're all clear: US GDP was (again) #1 in the 
world in 2016 at approximately $18.5 trillion (IMF). Also,
violent crime in the US is down approximately 16.5%
in the past 10 years (according to fbi.gov). Additionally,
high school graduation rates up to approximately
83% (npr). Get your narrative right, 'folks'. Do some
basic research, it only takes a couple of minutes. 

= I'm shocked! Trump will not divulge his tax returns.

= US GDP 2016: $18.5 trillion, 2015: $17.9 trillion

= Still thinking about money as something important?
Still talking about supply and demand (as if this concept
isn't just groups of individual humans manipulating the
value based upon their desires and whims)? Still ignoring
the very elementary fact that we all live in a small
breathable bubble that is constantly being filled up
with smoke particulates? Still talking about higher
being's plans while treating other humans with 
disdain? Still accepting the outrageously high rates
set by health care personnel (without definitive
diagnoses and advanced imaging technology)?
Huh... very interesting.

= So, immediately after talking a good game about 
helping all of the people of the USA, the first thing
Don does is begin repealing affordable health care
and reverse a deduction on mortgage insurance
premiums? Sweet...

= Is the IRS audit finsihed with Don Trump's taxes?
How long does it take? This has got to be the longest
audit in the history of audits. Or... he's just lying and will
never release the tax returns. Well, if it's good enough
for the president, then it's good enough for me. Lying
all around, y'all!

= Let's get back to an ongoing issue. The concept 
of climate change, global warming (or whatever
else y'all want to label it this year) is the combination
of two primary factors. The first is the constant 
release of carbon dioxide (and monoxide)  into the
atmoshphere from smoke of various sources. The
second is the release of  clorofluorocarbons (CFCs).
Let's start with CFCs: these molecules interact
negatively with ozone (found in the stratosphere),
meaning they destroy ozone when they interact,
thinning the layer which protects us from the Sun's
ultraviolet radiation. Additionally, the ozone also
regulates the temperature by trapping just enough
heat to help organic life to flourish. In the winter, a
lack of ozone will cause freezing temperatures. It's
very easy to see why the ozone layer is extremely
important to our health. Now, let's talk about carbon
dioxide/monoxide. If you are not aware, this is very
bad for organic organisms, primarily the
cardiovascular system. If you zoom out from
yourself to see the entire planet, you will quickly see
that filling the relativiely small area we inhabit up with
smoke, combined with thinning the ozone layer spells
disaster for our (and every other species) currently
living on this rock. 

= Happy New Year (2017). We are now coming up on the
16th anniversary of StaticEclipse.com. 

= Has America already started to become great again? I
can't tell and nobody has said when exactly this is going
to happen (and on what timeline).

= It's quite baffling that there are those who still argue the
simple fact that burning dead animals and plants (i.e. fossil
fuels) is slowly filling this bubble up with smoke. Also, it
is (and has been) deteroriating the ozone layer. Haven't 
we been over all of this before? Please don't tell me
about the 'money' thing again as your reason for avoiding
these elementary facts. Do we need to have that talk again,
too? What is it with some people?

= Back to basics: The Sun is a G2 star. Google it.

= Now that we've established that, let's continue: We live 
on Earth, between the crust and the stratosphere (the
troposphere is between this area). Google it.

= The troposphere is the layer of the atmosphere where 
99% of water vapor is located and is between 5-10 miles 
above the surface (crust).

= So, we have (at most), 10 miles of breathable atmosphere 
around the globe. It actually varies, larger at the equator, 
less at the poles.

= If you've ever taken a long trip, you realize that 10 miles 
isn't very far...

= Above the troposphere is the stratosphere, where the 
ozone layer is located. This layer is what basically keeps 
us alive.

= Somewhat of a simplification, but you get the point: There 

isn't a lot of atmosphere to work with between life and being
sucked into space.

= Well, now we have Trump. It will go as it did
previously... up for a while, then down over the 'edge'.
Hope I'm wrong...

= Any sprial structure in nature (whirlpool, hurricane, 
tornado) always has tremendous gravitational force
pulling inwards, as in the material around it is being
inhaled toward a vortex. So, applying this principle to
our solar system, the Sun obviously is the vortex
pulling all the material, (planets, moons, asteroids, dust,
etc) in toward it. That's why there is an orbit
(trajectory) for each major planet (and their moon/s).

= Still chatting about politics? Pssst, here's a hint, the
convo never ends. It's a psychological dead end. You
have your opinion, and I have mine... so what? Big deal.
An opinion, by its very nature, does not 'win' or 'lose'.
That's your mind being unable/unwilling to perceive
that you are just one among billions. No one person
is all that important. Oh yeah, and the population is
growing exponentially... 

= Whatever happened to not talking about politics, 
religion or sex? Guess that's out of the window. No
wonder why people have such trouble communicating,
compromising and cooperating. 

= So, let me get this straight... less than a decade after
GWB almost ran the economy to the brink of collapse, 
y'all are now going to possibly turn the keys to the
Ferrari over to a businessman who has spent his 
career playing fast and loose with financing? Ok, then.
Part of me hopes y'all elect him so that we can finally,
once and for all, go through the entire economic collapse
(which definitely will happen, along with possible war)
and have to rebulid with a new outlook. Don't get me wrong,
I would hate to have people lose their money (again), but  
this whole hanging on to old ways of doing business has
really been a drag to watch (and live through).  

= U.S. GDP (USD): 2013 - $16.6 trillion, 2014 - $ 17.3 trillion, 
2015 - $17.9 trillion (all #1 in the world) 

= Magnetic fields around vehicles (especially cars) would
reduce fatalies to practically zero. This is not to say there
would not be accidents or injuries, but the chance of 
somebody smashing through a glass windshield, or the
ignition of a combustible engine smashing into another,
or the metal crushing somebody would be greatly
diminished. A magnetic ring would need to be installed
around each vehicle, along with magnetic strips along the
sides of roads. Think bumper cars (but with magnets).
Plus, it would create millions of infrastructure/construction
jobs across the globe.

= It is still happening...

= I'm completely baffled by the current political landscape.

= Still no movement on magnetics...

= A harmonic is defined as an integer (whole number)
multiple of the fundamental frequency. Vibrating strings,
open cylindrical air columns, and conical air columns will
vibrate at all harmonics of the fundamental.

= I recently read an article about the water shortage in 
California. Seriously, y'all? I told y'all to fix that problem
back in 2001. Let me tell you again, very clearly... the
planet is heating up, you cannot stop it. Why? That's
because the Earth is moving (orbiting) in towards the
Sun (due to the graviational pull). So, instead of worrying
about turning off the faucets when you brush your
teeth, why don't you fire up the desalination plants and
start brainstorming (cooperatively) technolgoy options
so we can transport off this rock and find some other
water sources. Why is this so difficult fot the huamn mind
to comprehend? Y'all do know about basic gravity, right? 

= Don't get me wrong, 'folks', I like entertainment just like
the next yokel, but not to the point of consuming at the 
expense of my own long term survival.  

= I'm curious how people can consider themselves to be 
intelligent when they can't stop themselves from focusing
on primitive things like money (a human construct),
entertainment (a human construct) and religion (you
guessed it... a human construct). Oh well, let's have
another party. 

= Got a chance to see the space shuttle Endeavour in LA.

= I would suggest that NASA make Alpha Centauri A/B the
primary objective. If you still want to colonize Mars, the
Moon or explore the rest of the solar system, go right ahead.

= Had to take time off because of my baby boy. At any rate, I
see little has changed in our collective thinking. Why am I not
surprised?

= "Effort and hard work construct the bridge that connects
your dreams to reality." - SGI

= It is still happening...

= I have added two new pages to the site (MAGNETICS and
HARMONICS). They will describe both of these phenomena
and their real world applications.

= You can connect with Static Eclipse on the New MySpace,
by the way...

= You can check out "Our Solar System" vid on the HOME
and MAPS pages.

= Chargers hired former Denver OC Mike McCoy as their
new HC. Former Indianapolis exec Tim Telesco is the new
GM. Now, let's hope they draft some offensive line help in
the draft.

= My goal has never been for your approval or critique...
nor will it ever be. Believe me, I've heard just about
everything you can conjure up. But, if you have some new
stuff, go ahead and say it to yourself now.

= Happy 12 years to StaticEclipse.com! This site has been
an example of extreme will... and, by the way, it is still
happening.

= You can check out the official trailer for UNIVERSE on this
site. ALPHA CENTAURI trailer 3.0 will be available soon.

= The Chargers hired a new GM (Tim Telesco) and HC (Mike
McCoy). They also brought in the former Arizona HC (Ken
Whisenhunt) as OC. No more Norv!

= I haven't heard too much recently about the end of the
world in December. Hopefully it'll stay that way...

= Updated and backed up my archived blogs. I may add
an archive page sometime in the future...