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Program people by putting them in a standardized
succession
of different environments, through mandatory 3 month
vacations for all us citizens making under 50k a year, at
first. This would eventually turn into two
world-
girding, sun-following conga lines of people partying
is a
programmatic
way, by passing, in order, all of the other
people in the
world,
in succession,that would itself then turn eventurally into
planetary
rings travelling in opposite directions around the earth
but
very close to each other which would generate a lot of
energy, and serve as an electric shaving trumpet to
separate
between the right and the wrong.
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I think he's getting closer to sobriety from whatever abusive
substance he's inhaled, injected, or imbibed, but still has a
long way to go. |
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Are you floating on the outermost ring, JHC? |
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This Idea seems to be neglecting the fact that about 2/3 of
the Earth's surface is covered with water, making it difficult
for a line of people to form a ring around the world. |
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It would start off as a social network, a travel company
for people with disabilities, to make sure the ring system
is accessible and inclusive, that could find government
and private funding sources. This entity could organize
the mandatory 3 month vacations to developing countries
for everyone in the US making under 50k a year. The
water part of it could be the focus of transportation
accessibility, automation and eventually a water bridge
combining gps and materials research to enable human
powered flapping flight. |
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Do we then all hold hands and sing Koom-Bay-Yah? |
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Only if I say, "Jesus says, hold hands and sing Koom-Bay-
Yah" first. If I dont say, "Jesus says," first and you hold
hands and sing Koom-Bay-Yah, then you're out. |
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I was all for it until I got to the final score of words ... |
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