Stormy Seas, Men as Trees and Pharisees

WHEN YOU FALL IN LOVE FOR THE FIRST TIME, AGAIN. . .

Have you ever read a book or watched a movie for a second time, or even third time, and saw something that you missed the first time, or are you one of those incredible minds that only needs to get it once? Well, only 1 in every 250 people have an IQ over 140 to qualify for the credential of being called a genius; so, chances are, you probably don't get it right the first time.

And, at least the New Scientist, in May 2021, established that "photographic memory" is like extraterrestrial life on other planets, and the zoonotic source for COVID-19, something you may accept on faith, but for which we have no empirical evidence, even if 56% of those in the United Kingdom are very certain it is out there, while 52% deny the moon landing--so, remember that the next time you get impressed watching BBC and hearing someone talk like James Bond. And the New Scientists is pretty certain that when it comes to Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, or a detailed recollection of past timeline events in your life, that is only about 100 people in the world, while detailed memory of an image, or eidetic memory is limited to between two and ten percent of children between six and twelve. So, when the Colonel says, you need to write this down, LT, if you value your career, you need to follow that order, hooah? Or maybe you will be that exception who says, I got it, and will actually not be lying.

We are two years into a pandemic, and by March 2, 2020, the author of the WHO 40-page report on almost 56,000 laboratory confirmed cases in China told Vox Media that he was certain that nobody had read his report. Now with over 380 million people who have been infected, and over 5.6 million dead, even if you want to believe you took the vaccine because you follow the science, or did not take the vaccine because you thought you knew the science, it may be a good time for an in-progress-review, like we do in the military when developing defense research projects to ensure that nothing has gone off track or gotten lost, hooah?

No Bodies? Perfect.