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This life may not seem much like a marvelous adventure to you, but I can assure you it is.  I wish to expound upon one of those things that makes life so incredible if I may.  I do not wish to disturb you, but just like Frodo in Lord of The Rings, you carry a great and terrible secret; in real life, each of us has in our possession a ring.  And how we deal with that ring, and what we do with it will go far in determining our future and our fate, for everyone with a ring in their possession has both. This ring has great power, but that strength comes at an incredible price.  The ring is named "retribution" and it has destructive power that in the wrong hands has the capability of destroying the whole planet.  But that is nothing in comparison to the deadly and corrupting spell cast over is wearer.  It is true it has great power to destroy cities and overturn civilizations but the cost of its use is always too high a price to pay. The problem is just as in the movie the

I know lots of atheists who pin there hopes on the ideas behind string theory, that the universe somehow spontaneously generated from a non-physical field based on the properties of physics.  They believe that there is some type of non-physical field based on physics from which the universe popped up.  Once upon a time there was a Great Disturbance in the Force that created the Universe.  They most often compare it to the way bubbles form in a bottle of soda.  I hate to disappoint, but this idea does not stand up to scrutiny. The biggest conundrum is the differences between the bubble generated in the soda and the universe generated in nothing.  The bubble in the soda is made out of material already in the soda, and even when it reaches the surface of the liquid, it is bounded by the liquid it formed in.  When that surface dissipates, the bubble pops and the material is released in the air.  This is way different than the idea of a universe spontaneously generating from a non-physic

Because of the expansive nature of my interests, I am thinking I have to keep this blog going, because as I consider all the ways everything has changed since I was a kid - and literally everything in the whole world has changed since I spent the summer in Florida with my grandparents at the age of 14.  That was 41 years ago, and an entire world away. I can certainly say that there are lots of differing opinions on just about every subject imaginable, and all of it is available online.   But some of it is just plain bad, some is evil like anti-semitism, and some is just wrong.  I can’t fix stupid or exorcise evil, but I can respond to incorrect.  With that in mind, I want to follow up on my last post about MGTOW. There is something that both MGTOW and their detractors get wrong; the idea of NAWALTS.  I understand where the confusion lies, so I want to take the huge long view of relationships to set the record straight, and provide correct responses to both sides.  This is incredibly i

Yes, in many many ways I go out of my way to stand up for the rights of men, and myself, and what is good for the world. I have been single for the last 27 years of my life outside a long distance relationship I had a while back. But I am NOT MGTOW, and I want to give you the reasons why. I want you to understand exactly where I stand, so here are my reasons:   1.  Pump-and-dump is stupid . Literally stupid. First, you are setting yourself up for unwanted fatherhood, and that is stupid. Just plain dumb. It is also just another way to take out your anger on others, and if you want to be a voice in the world, abusing others in response to your own pain is a sign of immaturity.   But most importantly, why should anyone ever believe you want to make the world better by taking advantage of people. That’s what the other side does, and it allows women to make the completely rational excuse for ignoring you, that you are only interested in yourself, just like everyone else.