@KimIversen
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution prevents the government from making any laws respecting an establishment of religion; prohibiting the free exercise of religion; or abridging the freedom of speech, the freedom of the press, the freedom of assembly, or the right to petition the government for redress of grievance. This Amendment is the core foundation of our Bill of Rights and the Constitution that our free society is based on. It is not number one by coincidence but by priority to prevent tyranny and/or totalitarianism. Gavin Newsome is not only illegally violating that core principle but also his Constitutional oath of office that he unequivocally agreed to uphold.
Had a fun time this weekend at a birthday party and wanted to share my GIF. btw..I learned it's pronounced JIFF with a soft G not GIFF with a hard G. The more you know I suppose.
lol I was messing around with the Internet archive and looked up Kim’s Twitter and see her tag Joe Rogan ask him out on an Date or valentines Day LMAO. Kim used to be funny and silly when she was a small channel now she kinda sound corporate some times.
A recent article and video by Dimitri Lascaris -
Two versions of the 1985 Rush song Territories -
Rush Territories 1985 Studio version -
Rush Territories 1989 CD Concert version -
Excellent article. Thanks Philosophy Vault!
“Complexity creates fragmentation. Fragmentation prevents holistic thinking. Immaturity plus power equals catastrophe” - Indeed!
But can we learn from past patterns(history)? So far, humans have not. That’s not to say the other members of the animal kingdom have either. Though I guess it’s conceivable that some other members of the animal kingdom. I guess there is a lesson in that and in this article. When the specialized knowledge becomes too narrow - much more silo than “systems” oriented, so to speak - the narrowness coming from human ideologization, something that the other members of the animal kingdom don’t have to worry about. So while the rest of the animal kingdom, usually - no matter the level or type of dominance - keeps their specialization alongside their ability to look ahead - like foxes storing food underground for the coming winter - the human version of “getting ahead” is usually emotionalized...
