Personal Community College Coursework

Randomly found this paper that I wrote for my Quantum Mechanics course on Asteroid Day. All governments have an obligation to protect us from asteroids and, if they fail this duty, should be overthrown. However, the United Nations should be the primary organization to head this and, yet, it is a completely feckless organization and should be disbanded precisely because there is absolutely no confidence that they will ever be competently able to protect us from asteroids, even if the United States were to print $1 quadrillion to fund an initiative such as this.

I mean, I came up with some wild writings during my science classes lol.

essentially, radioactive materials... Are just constantly using profanity, 24/7. "Finding Ways to Isolate Ourselves from Substances with Chronic Bad Days"

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . This particular college paper is from July 20th 2017 for my English course. I forgot about the specifics that went into this policy paper for advocating a more tolerant, somewhat Portugal-drug-solution, approach to tobacco smokers to achieve a future with decreased levels of tobacco smokers and nicotine addicted persons. Took much longer than I anticipated to cover 10 pages, yes, but there's a whole lot of feelings that went into this paper and still have been repressed given that I have a decent policy that people likely don't care to hear, thinking it either is ineffectual from the starting point (smokers) or that the current policies are okay (non-smokers). Regardless. It was a bit of a shock to remember shocking things which I had included in this to make my point, and I even got myself a few times with how I separated facts to build up one side of the story and then crush it with the second half of facts from the same source. If only things were different after having written this like seven years ago.

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . Just going to quote 2018 me, "curiosity is the defining characteristic of human success, but also to human demise." I explain some particulars about the audience and what not that almost got me to not be able to write this paper to begin with. Whatever lol. It's just something I've written and, like, in a way... I guess it might be decent? Whatever. lol.

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . So this is an article originally written in 1907 which I digitized so, as such, it's the digitization that lets me believe that I could include this into a "collection of my works". It's obviously no connection to me so, as such, I believe it's fine given that it was over 100 years old and copyright law tends to be 70 years. Even then, I digitized it and that would be my claim. Regardless, lol, I think it is nice to keep here since it's like "Proverbs" in a way. But in a simplier and more updated language, I guess, for our more contemporary society where the Bible has retained its place on our shelves yet not always in our lives and hearts. Was interesting to re-read this document. I might have made some mistakes in digitizing it but, yeah. It's still nice to be able to try to share this thought-provoking document. :) Even if the old man claims not to be of a religion, it seems that he's rather Christian. The Japanese do not find it polite to point out the obvious and, even if he didn't mention Christ, could have been teaching what Christianity teaches by being secular regarding the teaching.

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . So this is like off-hand remarks that I preserved and published with other stuff. There's discussion of "Leontief’s Paradox" and "Heckscher-Ohlin theory" but like... wtf are those? I wrote this thing in Summer 2017 during my International Business 101 course, lol, but it doesn't mean I cared about economics. I wanna make some money but, maybe it is useful to look into if one wants to better advocate for public policy (politics) of the nation and also regarding international relations?

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . I forgot just how much the professor's "questions" of my final project annoyed the shit outta me. I paid for this stupid course, when universities should pay us after making us go through hoops to get in (then again, community colleges would be of a different method of instruction but... I paid for this course and the professor had asked stupid follow up questions and even insisted the ACC was corrupt, in response to an assumption that I thought the ACC was the best thing ever which is a wrong assumption and probably made an ass out of the professor and myself. Pronouns omitted; who cares more about conversations and texts? Men or women? Also, which gender likely will abuse authority over written communications if they are made to look stupid for asking stupid questions to appear intelligent?). Not only did I probably meet the silly questions, which I guess they probably should have been acceptable but the "I'm not saying it is [corrupt] but could you look into that [and give a history report despite that being outside of the expected bounds of the assignment{, just to help back up that I am the professor and you are the student}]". Regardless, I was actually involved in the case because my Dad was one of the opponents as amicus for the Sun City residents, lol. So I literally, for a year, had been hearing him bitching about the rate consolidation case and knew that his arguments were quite solid that, uh, the precedent used was improper for the attempted "consolidation" that ended up passing. Why couldn't that have been asked? I literally had written neutrally despite my Dad hating the ACC, and like literally what I ended my assignment with shows why there isn't even likely to be a similar case in a lesser developed country: in Africa, the businesses owning the water weren't even international businesses like in this case! And, with South Korea, the example still wasn't international busines yet at least showed government ownership contrasted with privatization. XD I dunno. Was funny looking back at this since I remember the intended focus on "eminent domain" that I told the vanquished opposers about as a future plan of attack if EPCOR decides to have shitty service, going forth. Still, it's interesting how the other districts wanted granny to pay for their wastewater rates yet then 3 years later during 2020 wanted us all to think that their wearing masks was saving granny while they would be trying to say that non-wearers of mask were killing granny! THE SAME PEOPLE FORCING GRANNY TO PAY THEIR WASTEWATER BILLS WERE THE ONES TRYING TO FORCE US TO SAVE GRANNY FROM L'PLAGUE SO AS TO KEEP GRANNY AROUND TO ENSURE THAT THEIR BILLS WERE PAID! LMAO!

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . So, this wasn't an assignment or anything but was for the consideration of a wise old friend that has interesting conversations with my Dad, a lot. I don't know if I sent it to the professor, too, given that I was thinking of these things while reading the course's textbook but... Whatever. Interesting that here is like the basis of my enthusiasm to reject Marx and call Socialism/Communism as "Christianity without Christ" as why it fails but also that those two concepts, and Capitalism, are only possible in a purely economic worldview such that... Reality could never be Communist, Socialist, OR Capitalist. We try, sure, but that's why Communists create Socialist states that are better described as running like a state-capitalist system. Regardless, I point out at the beginning that proper Japanese for the concept is understanding would be that the verb of "to understand" in English has an equivalent in Japanese yet that this equivalent is properly used by grammar to say "it revealed itself to me" rather than "I understand it". The "understanding" of English is something that WE force, whereas understanding in Japanese is something that the OBJECT does to US. lol. Bunch of random things linked together without actually using words to bridge things together. Essentially, "off-hand comments" that, when read in succession, are supposed to paint a picture. Not sure if I did it properly but, perhaps, the reading over this and giving my thoughts aloud helped make it more understandable? Dunno. Just reading the stupid thing and bloviating along the way. It's just content, really.

This is me reading my first book. The PDF is available at https://www.linktr.ee/hackingcovfefe . So I just finished this and, as I say at the end, I had a message from DJ Gandalf to attend to who is from the college I went to for making these papers and was from the TV Studio classes. ... I just told him, "maybe I could be the Ring Of Invisibility" and... I didn't realize it since I hadn't seen the message... And I just went through this whole story and describing everything that pops to mind and how it's all me except for, like in Dante's Inferno, the lady I have my eyes set on (I mean, maybe it's the one I think it is, now, but it's at least who I always eye: the image of the perfect feminine, as Jordan Peterson would say regarding archetypes). "You are too mysterious to be anything but" is the response, lol. And that was after having recorded this video. ... I respond, maybe I'm just the wearer of the Ring Of Invisibility and... Christ is the true Ring. The Ring Of Rings. Anyways, I don't know of anything necessarily prudent to discuss, more, than just recommending you watch this video like all other videos. I don't care. You click on what you click on.