the one who has the last laugh, laughs the best

For sale

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G

Impecable condition (it had protective screen on front from the first day that I
have bought the phone)

Full specifications:
https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s21_fe_5g-10954.php

I have bought the smartphone approximately 2 weeks ago for 575 EURO from Public
shop, here in Chania (have the original receipt)
It has 2 years warranty based on the receipt
Also it has insurance for the screen, meaning that they replace the screen one time
for free, no expenses Whatsoever
It includes original Samsung case (45 EURO), color green like vomit or duck eggs

From the first day

I have bought the phone mainly to make pictures and photographies (also my old
phone, the battery is pretty wasted)
Right now I need money to fix my car (the battery I believe is dead, or maybe I
just have to charge it) as well as my motorbike (in order to be able to sell it
later maybe).

Price: 450 EURO

Optional:
Samsung SmartWatch 4 series, 44 cms display, color black
I have bought it from Publid shope, here in Chania aproximately e weeks ago (I have
bought it with the smartphone) for the price of 200 EURO, discounted from 299 EURO

Price: 150 EURO

Both Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G + Samsung SmartWatch 4 series

Price = 450 EURO + 150 EURO = 600 EURO

the 10 most famous things never actually said

it is said that “minciuna are picioare scurte”

meaning that lie has short feet
therefore it can not run too fast or too far, even less fast and far at the same
time
meaning it is difficult to build an intricate, complex and elaborate lie and also
to build it quick, with no time to think and on the spot
you maybe can do one of these two, but not both, and definitely not for a too long
period of time

they say that eyes are mirror of the soul

Modiglian apparently said when I’m will see your soul, I’m gonna paint your eyes
actually
they eyes are indeed mirror of the soul
but not only of the person being watched
but also of the person watching
because we see the world thru our own personal lenses
and when we communicate
even with our eyes
or as some might say telepathically
tele = distance
path = path
so, when we communicate on long path
we also communicate ourselves

pinoys they say that “one can not hold the smoke”
which physiologically it is perfectly true
metaphorically it means that
one can not hold the smoke, the soul, who he/she trully is inside for too long
eventually, we end up where are supposed to be
there is a destiny for everyone
but also I believe
that one can alter his destiny
just like a cell can mutate in genetics

romanians say
there is no smoke without fire
but also romanians said when they first saw a giraffe
that can not exist
because they could not believe it
because nowadays there can be smoke without fire
like in electronic cigarette
which is a steam
and actually steam engine dates back to 1850
therefore there has been smoke without fire, since at least 1850
or maybe even more before
actually yes
geisers that produce heat
and geothermal springs
like in finland
so there can be smoke without fire
just that it is apparent smoke
because in reality it is only steam
but can there be real smoke without fire
yes, it can
like in charcoal smoldering
but still
that means that a fire burnt in the past
and there is a possibility to burn again in the future
so, how is it in the end
can there be smoke without fire?
or fire without smoke?
everything is in between
like jack johnson
in between dreams
and for this you don’t need any drugs or alcohol, maybe a bit of tobacco, but not
even that is not absolutely necessary
although it would be nice
or if you say i am in between
people can understand whatever
depending on their work
because most of us have a narrow angle of viewing the world
and tend to see it only thru one pair of lenses
but if you travel enough
and live long enough thru different experiences
and manage to get out alive
this is the advantage of the idiot
or autist
if he makes it long enough
he develops certain skills that compensate for the lack of other skills
and this is the explanation for which some autistic persons (not all, probably a
very small minority) can be genius in certain ways
and catastrophic in other ways
in Romanian we say
he is so stupid, that he falls in the holes
meaning that he does not pay attention to the road
but this is what usually genius or gifted people do
they do not pay attention to the road
because their mind is in three or five or eleven or a gazillion things disparated
and sometimes they miss prioritize
and this is when it happens that they fall in the holes
look how gaudi died, or modigliani, or van gogh
but also
brancusi, or picasso, or michelangelo (michel + angelo) =

second coming of the messiah

messiah means changer, the one who changes
actually, according to wikipedia

In Abrahamic religions, a messiah or messias (Hebrew: ‫ָמִׁשיַח‬, romanized: māšīyaḥ;

Greek: μεσσίας, messías; Arabic: ‫مسيح‬, masîḥ; lit. 'the anointed one') is a saviour
or liberator of a group of people. The concepts of mashiach, messianism, and of a
Messianic Age originated in Judaism,[1][2] and in the Hebrew Bible, in which a
mashiach is a king or High Priest traditionally anointed with holy anointing oil.
Χριστός, Greek for the Hebrew Messiah occurs 41 times in the LXX and the Hebrew
Bible.[3]
Ha-mashiach (‫המשיח‬, 'the Messiah'),[4][a] often referred to as melekh mashiach (‫מלך‬
‫המשיח‬, 'King Messiah'),[6] is to be a Jewish leader, physically descended from the
paternal Davidic line through King David and King Solomon. He is thought to
accomplish predetermined things in a future arrival, including the unification of
the tribes of Israel,[7] the gathering of all Jews to Eretz Israel, the rebuilding
of the Temple in Jerusalem, the ushering in of a Messianic Age of global universal
peace,[8] and the annunciation of the world to come.[1][2]
The Greek translation of Messiah is Khristós (Χριστός),[9] anglicized as Christ.
Christians commonly refer to Jesus of Nazareth as either the "Christ" or the
"Messiah", believing that the messianic prophecies were fulfilled in the mission,
death, and resurrection of Jesus and that he will return to fulfill the rest of
messianic prophecies. Moreover, unlike the Judaic concept of the Messiah, Jesus
Christ is additionally considered by Christians to be the Son of God.
In Islam, Jesus (Arabic: ‫عيسى‬, romanized: Isa) is held to have been a prophet and
the Messiah sent to the Israelites, who will return to Earth at the end of times
along with the Mahdi, and defeat al-Masih ad-Dajjal, the false Messiah.[10] In
Ahmadiyya theology, these prophecies concerning the Mahdi and the second coming of
Jesus are believed to have been fulfilled in Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835–1908),[11]
the founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement, wherein the terms Messiah and Mahdi are
synonyms for one and the same person.[12]
In controversial Chabad messianism,[13] Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn (r. 1920–1950),
sixth Rebbe (spiritual leader) of Chabad Lubavitch, and Menachem Mendel Schneerson
(1902–1994), seventh Rebbe of Chabad, are Messiah claimants.[14][15][16][17]

basically all religions say the same

except that in a different shape
because each religion seas the world from a different angle
although it is still the same world
unfortunately
sometimes it can be seen even upside down
like when you see the reflection of an image
thru a glass of water
the image is not only distorted and blurred
but also upside down
to see it correct
one needs balance and also an accurate sense of... feeling
like the 6th sense
premonition if you like it
but it is not like somebody puts thoughts into your brain
because every one of us puts the thoughts that we want to put into our brain
and we create the reality that we want to be surrounded by
and this is no paradox
what we think becomes reality
this is why it is said
beware of what you wish, as it may come true
because usually it comes true
very seldomly it does not
and that is only a person realizes that he made a mistake
and the dream was not right for him
like me migrating to Australia
the australian dream was not right for me

the matrix exists

like in the espionage world
The Five Eyes (FVEY) is an intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New
Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
what about South Africa
and Israel
these are the hidden eyes
in reality there are seven eyes
and in Asia
must be another one
maybe in Philippines
or maybe in Thailand
possibly in Bangcock (you know why they call it Bangcock = bang cock)
and also
another eye is not in the Balkans
but in Romania
especially because Romania is very unique in one way
is part of nothing
like a black hole
the Balkans stop at the Danube (Bulgaria, Serbia, etc.)
therefore Romania is not part of the Balkans
Romania is a latin country with slavic influences
surrounded by slavic countries
which survived despite the harsh conditions
we are survivors
like castaways
we are very strong on our own
weak when together
and in Romania there is an eye for sure
that makes it nine eyes

in south america the eye probably is one in Argentina

because they say keep your friends close
but your enemies even closer
probably there are eyes in all of the south american countries
but not independent eyes

actually independent are seven

and in Romania probably there are several different eyes, belonging to different
groups, especially because it is a transit zone, a buffer
you have the russian, orthodox influence to the east
you have the ottoman (Ottomans were first introduced into Europe from Turkey (the
heart of the Ottoman Empire, hence the name) in the late 18th century. Usually a
padded, upholstered seat or bench without arms or a back, they were traditionally
heaped with cushions and formed the main piece of seating in the home)-turkish,
muslim influence to the south east and then you have hungarian and habsburgic, the
catholic and maybe more progressive influence from the western union
which is better
is anyone better
they are different for sure
and also, incredible how they kept the same language, the same culture (songs,
writing, stories, dances, more or less), the same gastronomy, many similar things
and experiences

we romanian say about ourselves

romanul s-a nascut poet
meaning that the romanian is born with poetry skills
a poet writes verses
multiple verses
the world can be explained thru verses
and mythology
like the verses of Homer
the universe
uni-verse
one verse
there is a theory that maybe we live in a multi-verse
like the power of transfiguration

crossing the t’s and dotting the i’s

but also cedilling the s

Picasso had a saying. He said, 'Good artists copy, great artists steal. '

Meaning, trully great artists borrow another piece of art and improves it, giving
it back in a better form or shape; or also on a better piedestal or foundation

Pablo Picasso had a saying. He said:

'Good artists copy, great artists steal.'

And that because... drums please...

... he could never have painted his breakthrough works of the 1900s without
recourse to African sculpture.

that at least according to BBC Culture:

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20141112-great-artists-steal

Personally, I believe what Pablo Picasso wanted to say was this:

"bad artists copy, great artists steal"

Maybe he was a bit afraid not to disturb the imitators, because usually they are
outnumbering the originals. Or maybe I am plain and simply wrong. No one can or
will know or tell for sure.

Anyway.
Check this out:

Constantin Brâncuși's Infinte Column:

P.S. More information about Constantin Brâncuși can be found on the wikipedia
website page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constantin_Br%C3%A2ncu%C8%99i

Constantin Brâncuși (Romanian: [konstanˈtin brɨŋˈkuʃʲ] (listen); February 19, 1876

– March 16, 1957) was a Romanian sculptor, painter and photographer who made his
career in France. Considered one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th-
century and a pioneer of modernism, Brâncuși is called the patriarch of modern
sculpture. As a child he displayed an aptitude for carving wooden farm tools.
Formal studies took him first to Bucharest, then to Munich, then to the École des
Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1905 to 1907. His art emphasizes clean geometrical lines
that balance forms inherent in his materials with the symbolic allusions of
representational art. Brâncuși sought inspiration in non-European cultures as a
source of primitive exoticism, as did Paul Gauguin, Pablo Picasso, André Derain and
others.[1] However, other influences emerge from Romanian folk art traceable
through Byzantine and Dionysian traditions.[2]

P.P.S. What do you see in Brancusi's eyes? Everybody sees whatever everybody is
itself. I see fire, burning passion, as I am pretty intense guy, passionate not
only about music, but also sculpture, painting, dancing , photography,
cinematography.

Other people probably see darkness, as he was a mysterious persona. Or maybe they
might think he made a pact with the devil and he sold he soul to be able to create
the marvels that he created. How could someone create a marvel, after selling his
soul to the devil? I mean one such person could only create destruction, or destroy
the marvels, not create new ones.

we are trying to decipher the human genome, and to interpret it, just like a violin
interprets a piece of music
and later to alter and even later to compose the human genome
let’s say this would be possible in 100 years
or 1000 years
it is nothing on the scale of the universe
what if an alien species is advanced enough
to be able to control its DNA
and thus to be able to travel interstellar
and colonize other planets
but also
so create other species
like the humans
and monitor how they evolve
just like a science projects
what if we are just the cobays of this world
and not the most advanced species as we like to think of ourselves
and maybe
the aliens are trying to see
how many generations are necessary
until a new born species
such as the humans
can evolve to a common conscience
like ants
so
the idea is
what if aliens are amongst us
just that we don’t see them
how come some of the most inteligent creatures
are in the water
dolphins
octopus
not the terestrial mammals necessary
and in the air
corvidae family
or aquilas

40 de pahare
40 glasses
does not mean one should dring 40 glasses
it only means that maybe
10 friends cand drink 4 glasses each
or 5 friends, 8 glasses each
or 1 friend 40 glasses
but if it is only 1 friend
after 40 glasses
would he still be alive?
or dead?
or a vampire? like a virus?

in Romanian we say the there is even a god of the drunk

probably dyonisos
meaning that
as long as you are innocent
even if drunk
god protects you
because he knows your soul

draco is the dacic symbol of a snake with a wolf head

Draco (in latina) si Drakon (in greaca) inseamna “sarpe“, “dragon“. Radacinile
acestor cuvinte inseamna “a privi” sau “a pazi cu un ochi ager”.
draco in latin and drakon in greek means snake, dragon; the roots of these words
mean “to see” or “to guard with a vigil eye”;
so actually the draco, is not a negative symbol
it is just like the other side of a coin
the chinese borrowed the draco symbol and made it into dragon
they stole it as well
and good for them
why not? why yes?
exactly

Through the years, we have all had many inspirational or witty quotes from role
models, movies or actors plastered all over our Tumblr or Myspace pages to seem
super cool, sophisticated and smart. These quotes just spoke to our souls and
captured the middle school/teenage angst we were all feeling as one collective,
moody unit.
SEE ALSO: Girl convinces a dude that she's a beet farmer using quotes from 'The
Office' on Tinder
Well get ready to delete your accounts and throw your diplomas out the window,
because so many famous quotes are badly misattributed.
Chances are, other people said those pretty words you love. So, you are about to
find out the less-cool origin of some of your favorite quotes.
1. “Elementary my dear Watson.” —Sherlock Holmes
Oh yeah, that's Sherlock Holmes, right? NOPE. Sherlock Holmes has said both
"elementary" and "dear, Watson" at some point, but never together. According to
Sherlockian, the foremost authority on everything Sherlock Homes, the phrase is
from P.G. Wodehouse’s novel Psmith, Journalist published in 1915. Although the
novel does not star Sherlock Holmes, Wodehouse does reference him while writing
this now famous line.
2. “I cannot tell a lie.” —George Washington

Credit: Drew Angerer/Getty Images

There's the well-known story of little George Washington admitting to his father
that he cut down a cherry tree, affirming, "I cannot tell a lie". Well, his
honestly may as well be a lie because Washington did not say this. Writer Mason
Locke Weems added this detail in a biography about Washington, embellishing on his
saintly nature. If you can't trust George Washington, who can you trust?
3. “Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” — Vince Lombardi
Famed Green Bay Packers coach is often credited with using this phrase to motivate
players and describe a passion for football. If you were a young boy who had a
poster of this in your room to motivate yourself to play better, I'm sorry to tell
you that Lombardi isn't the man you should be thanking. Lombardi did say this, but
Red Sanders, UCLA Bruins football coach said it first.
4. "Well-behaved women rarely make history." — Marilyn Monroe

Credit: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images

Ah, Marilyn. Probably the most misquoted woman in all of history. Working to her
advantage, the many quotes misattributed to her have somewhat shaped the way
society admires her. In 2007, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, a female historian, wrote a
book titled, "Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History." While some believe she stole
this phrase form the blonde beauty, she was in fact the originator. Ulrich first
wrote the phrase in 1976 for an issue of "American Quarterly" in reference to
colonial woman who are not featured in our history books because they are
considered to be "well-behaved."
5. "The ends justify the means." — Niccolo Machiavelli
Niccolo Machiavelli may have had some suspect political beliefs, but people took
his words to heart. In his book The Prince, Machiavelli argues that people will
always honor and and praise the means a prince uses in order to reach a greater
end. Although Machiavelli is credited with this phrase, the idea was not entirely
his own. According to Business Insider, in "Heroides II," the Roman poet Ovid
writes, "Exitus acta probat," which translates as "the outcome justifies the
means." Machiavelli references this idea to make the larger point about the
relationship between a prince and his subjects, but did not come up with it.
Are you questioning your whole education yet?
6. "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different
results." — Albert Einstein

Credit: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images

We've used this one to describe everything from our own behavior to that of a
friend that just won't quit their ex. Although we'd like to credit genius Albert
Einstein for this nugget of wisdom, unfortunately, we can't. An editor at the
Bozeman Daily Chronicle in Montana named Michael Becker credits this quote to Rita
Mae Brown, the mystery novelist. She attributes this phrase to the fictional Jane
Fulton in her 1983 book Sudden Death writing, "Unfortunately, Susan didn’t remember
what Jane Fulton once said. 'Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again,
but expecting different results.'"
Sorry Al, we'll give you the Theory of Relativity, but not this quote.
7. “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” — Oscar Wilde
Was this your senior quote? Well, your yearbook is a lie because Oscar Wilde didn't
say this.
This quote reads like something Oscar Wilde might've said, but it never actually
shows up in his writings. It might be a composition of his ideas, but not a direct
quote. In his De Profundis letter, Wilde wrote, “Most people are other people.
Their thoughts are someone else’s opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a
quotation.” And in an 1882 book introduction, he wrote, “One’s real life is so
often the life that one does not lead.”
Both great quotes to keep in mind, but not the one you so desperately clung onto in
high school.
8. and 9. “Strategery.” — George W. Bush and “I can see Russia from my house.” —
Sarah Palin
Saturday Night Live is famous for its impressions of everyone from actors to
singers to serious politicians. The political impressions on SNL are so amazingly
accurate that they are often regarded as having influence over the way an audience
views a candidate. This phenomenon is so present that some people believe that
words spoken by SNL cast members doing an impression of a politician are the actual
words spoken by the politicians themselves. In 2000 when George W. Bush ran for
president against Al Gore, cast members Will Ferrell and Darrell Hammond played
Bush and Gore, respectively. During a sketch, satirizing the first presidential
debate, Ferrell played Bush and used the word "strategery" to describe the best
argument for his campaign. The joke was in reference to Bush's reputation for
mispronouncing words and was a jab at his intelligence. People credited Bush with
saying the word, rather than Ferrell, proving the power of Ferrell's impression.
In 2008 when Barack Obama ran against John McCain, SNL pulled out their biggest
guns to create possibly one of the greatest impressions of all time. Cast member
Tina Fey portrayed McCain's running mate, Sarah Palin, to impeccable, almost
frightening, accuracy. Because Fey looked so much like Palin, the two were very
often confused. In an interview with ABC News' Charlie Gibson, Palin was asked how
Alaska’s proximity to Russia gave her insight into the country’s affairs. Palin
responded, “They’re our next-door neighbors. And you can actually see Russia from
land here in Alaska." But, she did not say “I can see Russia from my house." That
was all Fey, who transformed herself so seamlessly into character that the two
women became interchangeable to the audience.
Fooled ya!
10. “And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in
your years.” — Abraham Lincoln

Credit: Library of Congress/Getty Images

On Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017 the GOP tweeted a picture of the Lincoln memorial with
this quote from Abraham Lincoln to celebrate the president's birthday.
But, uh, he never said it. It is traced back to a man named Edward J. Stieglitz. An
advertisement for Mr. Stieglitz’s book, The Second Forty Years, contained the
phrase, "The important thing to you is not how many years in your life, but how
much life in your years!"
Don't feel bad if you thought Lincoln said this. His own party did, too.

Romanians are like wolves

great on their own
and actually
incredible in a pack
the real Romanians that is
descendants of Rome
this is what romania stands for
maybe there is an alien species
leaving in the depths of the ocean
and now that we have the technology to explore deeper and deeper
and maybe reveal it
like atlantis
island of atlas
Atlantis (Ancient Greek: Ἀτλαντὶς νῆσος, romanized: Atlantìs nêsos, lit. 'island of
Atlas') is a fictional island mentioned in an allegory on the hubris of nations in
Plato's works Timaeus and Critias, wherein it represents the antagonist naval power
that besieges "Ancient Athens", the pseudo-historic embodiment of Plato's ideal
state in The Republic.[1] In the story, Athens repels the Atlantean attack unlike
any other nation of the known world,[2] supposedly bearing witness to the
superiority of Plato's concept of a state.[3][4] The story concludes with Atlantis
falling out of favor with the deities and submerging into the Atlantic Ocean.
therefore, maybe atlantis still exist
maybe they adapted to life underwater
after all, according to science we came from the water
and in the womb basically we survive in liquid which also contains water

you find out history of the man also from

semantics
sayings
even art of love thru the centuries
see chimpanzees vs. bonobo
it gives you an ideea about the state of the mind of the human warriors during
those times

CLAIM: Gandhi said: “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight
you, then you win.”

AP ASSESSMENT: False. An image circulating online falsely attributes the quote to

Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian activist who fought for independence from British rule.

THE FACTS: Kit Miller, director of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence in
Rochester, N.Y., told The Associated Press in an email that while the quote is
frequently attributed to Gandhi, “he was not the original person who uttered that
remark.”

Nicholas Klein, a trade union activist, said something similar in a 1918 speech,
saying, “First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. And then they attack you
and want to burn you. And then they build monuments to you..."

who gave the wings to humans?

Aurel Vlaicu
Traian Vuia
Henry Coanda
and also
IT engineers
Florin

iresponsible
without proper response

kalliopi
kassiopi

everybody is trying to decipher the codes

but it is written in plain english on the walls

information is power but also vice-versa (returned verse) power is information

so electricity is information???

romania is the center of the world

because is the crossroad of the middle east, russia and europe

evropa means woman

russia - old norse word for "the men who row" - to propel a boat by means of oars;
to move by or as if by the propulsion of oars; A row is anything that's lined up,
from the row of stitches on your knitting needle to the row of numbers on your
spreadsheet. Row is also a verb meaning "to paddle." Row also means a noisy
argument, but when you use it this way, it rhymes with cow, rather than toe.
Medieval Latin Turchia/Turquia
turkey - land of the Turks

everybody has a dark side... but also, everybody has a bright, light side
devil in disguise, or... god in disguise
does god have to come in disguise?... hard to say

most people are like paul newman used to say

i have vision, and... the rest of the world is wearing bifocals
i would say, they are watchnig like thru a lense, a glass of water
not only they can not see the image clear
but they also see it upside down
and that is because of their convictions
their own prejudgements
values
call them whatever
they are not balanced enough
you have to be extremely balanced to see things for what they are
not to be fearful
nor to be proud
like to be a little bit crazy
but who is not crazy
we live in a crazy world

Geniki Taxydromiki, DPD,

apostles
vs
prophets

the fallen angel, is still an angel, just fallen, does it mean it can fly again
with proper help? hard to say...
gates of the sky will open
not metaphorically
aliens maybe colonized earth
in different places
they droped the seed one in africa, one in europe, one in australia, one in asia,
one in south america and on in north america
or maybe only one seed that spread, much more likely
but noone can tell, we can only guess or dream about it
aboriginal mythology - the dream
the story of the man
(tru)man show

history of the man can be understood by connecting the dots multidimensional:

history
theology
phylosophy
science
music
arts
gastronomy
scentology not scientology (scientology = the science of the sciences, yeah, right,
bullshit, horseshit)

12 tribes of Israel
times
12 apostoles
times
1000
equals
144000

Seal of God on their foreheads

Mark of the Beast

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backup stream key

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superficial
a surface.
"the superficies of a sphere
noun: superficies; plural noun: superficies
literary
an outward part or appearance.
"the superficies of life"

Origin
mid 16th century: from Latin, from super- ‘above’ + facies ‘face’.

ender's game
he was a player too, ha, ha, ha

the mark of the beast = money

there is no smoke without fire
and also
you can not hold the smoke
but there can be smoke without fire
steam
from electronic cigarette
hahahaha
just that they didn't have the technology
many things that are just imaginable
are also possible

reality is perception
some create it
others accept it

there are always, at three sides of the truth

my truth
your truth
and his/her truth or their truth

malachia
malac in romana

when in doubt al pacino in scent of a woman says to fuck

not necessarily
this is only one of the ways
you can listen to music
read a book
watch a movie
talk with a friend
look at the birds chirping, fish swimming or other animals roaming

etc.

the sign on the wall

best nation is imagination
is multination
idiots

Phaistos Disc

romanul e nascut poet

scrie versuri, nu vers
lumea este multivers

the oposite of love can be

hate
indifference
more love

the world is not 2d -> love & hate

nor 3d -> love, hate & indifference
it is nd -> multiple dimensions like love, hate, indifference, honey, poopoo, pipi,
pirtz, pizza etc.
and this is faith
and confidence
and indifference
and piggy like

the same story

over and over again?
not quite
more and more improved

they would go into the desert

to build confidence
do not take god's name into the desert means to rely only on yourself and be
strong, like when you are alone in the desert

envy is broken admiration

This name derives from the Pre-Greek “pēnelōps (πηνέλοψ / πηνέλωψ) Pēnelópē
(Πηνελόπη),” composed of two elements: “pḗnē (πήνη)” (plot, weft, spool, tale,
story) plus “ōps (ὤψ)” (to the eye, in the face, eye). The usual meaning is
“weaver, duck, some bird.” It should be noted that the second part of the name
could be from the Pre-Greek suffix "-elōps (-έλωψ)," often used for predatory
animals. In Homer's Odyssey, Penelope is Ulysses' wife, who keeps her suitors under
control in her long absence before rejoining him. Latin references to Penelope
revolved around the sexual loyalty to her absent husband. It suited the martial
aspect of Roman society representing the tranquility of the worthy family. She is
mentioned by various classical authors including Plautus, Propertius, Horace, Ovid,
Martial, and Statius.

What Does the Name Diana Mean?

The name “Diana” references the goddess of Ancient Rome. It means “to shine” and
“sky.” It also is known to mean “deity,” “god,” “universe,” or “godlike” in proto-
Indo European languages. Further meanings can refer to “luminous,”, “cosmic,”
“heavenly,” “divine,” “celestial,” and “shining.”

But that’s not all of the meanings that the name Diana has. Those phrases can give
form to phrases like “which has a divine power” or “which has a light,” and Still
further, it can also be associated with the phrase “comes from the universe” (1).
What Is the Origin of the Name Diana?

Diana was the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess “Artemis.” She was the goddess
of wild animals, hunting, vegetation, chastity, and childbirth in ancient Greece
(2). Artemis was the daughter of Zeus, and her name dates back to pre-Grecian
times.

The name was seen as pagan in Christian communities well into the 1800s, and some
Christian denominations still do not accept it.

Interestingly, In Italy, the variant “Daiana” comes from how English speakers
pronounce the name Diana.
How Popular Is the Name Diana?

In the United States, the name Diana has been in the top 300 for newborn girls
since the 1930s. It was at its zenith in the 1940s and 1950s but remains popular.
In 2021, Diana held on to the 225th spot for most chosen names. That equates to
more than 1200 babies being born Diana, or 1 in every 1,400 newborns (3).
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tough as nails
incarnated nails
flesh is tougher than anything
and especially the fat
the brain is mostly fat

lucy immortality or reproduction

immotality is legend
reproduction is reproduction
but you can also have both
legend is reproduction as well
just that it is not sexual
is braingasm

like c.elegnas worms

they can even survive in space
they choose immortality

like in the tale

Tinerete fara batranete si viata far de moarte
these things have been always like this

like Lucy
who is the most ancient monkey discovered

information is power
DNA is power
improved DNA is improved power
altered DNA

knowledge and learning are handed out thru time

but knowledge is also power

electrical power
like in a computer
you have the same port
for charging
and accessing information
USB-C

lucy

20%

time is unity\

greatest artists are not the thieves

romans stole civilization from greeks

greeks from cretans maybe
cretans from atlantis
later
jews stole civilization (the dream) from the romans
later they colonized america
just like the cells colonize now the brain
but they wiped out the aboriginal civiliation
what a pitty
just like the colonists in australia
yet
maybe we are on the brink of not destruction anymore
and also not construction anymore
but preserving what we have
we have enough
we should take it slower
otherwise we might lose it
our planet
and we don't have another one for backup

you are worried about my ego

and you should be
because i have none
and that is biggest ego one can have
the point is... there is no point... and that is the point!

we must give up our ego

if we want to have an ego to keep
ego = geea

and we must all give up our egos

the nukes
neproliferation agreement

funny and ironic the human infatuation

they expect another mesiah
but hope to catch this mesiah
and use it for their purposes
how does this come?
a new mesiah if there is to come
they will not even be able to see it
paul newman: i have vision and the rest of the world is wearing bifocals
funny and ironic at the same time indeed
however

diletant

difference between arrogance and elegance

elegansis is the worm that survives even in the space
like aboriginal in the desert
arrogance is homo sapiens
but still is an animal
just like the worm
only that he considers superior
although he is not
nor inferior
just another species
but not all are arrogant
some seem so
but are not
just like the giraffes

este relativ usor de inteles de ce romania a supravietuit

in ciuda reliefului geografiei
si a pozitiei
fiind la rascruce de drumuri
nimeni nu a putut sa o pastreze pentru prea mult timp
la fel ca pe o femeie frumoasa
doar un barbat frumos
poate cuceri cu adevarat
si nu cuceri in sensul de a invinge
ci de a impartasi
o femeie frumoasa
prin felul sa de a fi
de a se purta
prin educatia
capatata in familie
sau pe parcurs
la fel si romania
ca si italia
sau spania
tari latine
la margine de imperii
sau chiar in inima imperiilor
imperiul roman
nu au putut ramane sub stapanire straina
pentru prea mult timp
intrucat
vorba lui eminescu
tot ce misca-n tara asta
raul, ramul
mi-e prieten numai mie
iara tie dusman ti-este

genele se transmit din 2 in 2 generatii

de ce?
poate pentru ca un copil ia cate jumatate de ADN (23 de cromozomi) de la fiecare
dintre parinti
iar abia la a doua generatie
se recombina genele
si se rescriu
si se reinterpreteaza
poate
sau poate ca
abia dupa 2 generatii
sunt asimilate alte gene
si integrate in ADN
astfel incat sa fie imbunatatit
poate
cine stie

istoria omenirii
de la revolutia agriculturii
are 10.000 ani
o generatie are 20 de ani in medie
asta inseamna
500 de generatii
de la A.D.
sunt 2022 de ani
a cate 20 de ani de generatie
asta inseamna
101 si putin de generatii
razboiul daco-roman
a fost intre 101-102
un an facea cat 20
si au castigat dacii
dupa care
traian a revenit
intre 105-106
si a castigat traian
razboiul acesta se va termina undeva prin 2024
si va mai incepe inca unul
la 2100
care va dura aproximativ 20 de ani
razboiul stelelor
star wars
really??????????????????
aparent va fi castigat de romani
care vor ridica columna lui traian
pe care sunt basoreliefati dacii cu decebal si cu draco
in realitate nu va castiga nimeni
romanii nu au reusit sa tina dacia
decat pana in 278 AD
doar ca atunci tehnologia era mai primitiva
doar ca de aceasta data
oare va fi razboiul intre noi
sau cu alte specii extraterestre
poate de aceea am fost creati
sa ajutam in razboiul stelar
what???????????
si pentru asta va trebui sa ne unim cu totii
toata omenirea
sa pastram pamantul sa se poata trai
si sa producem cat mai multe cunostinte
care sa ajute
pe cei care ne-au creat
ender's game
nu se poate asa ceva, dar o sa fie o carte sf frumoasa
acest razboi internatiuni
se va termina
insa
va veni razboiul ceresc
in aproximativ 100 de ani
jedi
o sa fie o carte super misto
continuare la star wars
iar acest lucru probabil ca a fost prevazut si de alti premonitori
monitori
cei care vad
pentru ca tin ochii deschisi
sunt atenti la detalii
nu sunt mai speciali
poate ca sunt mai ghiniosti
de fapt
mai norocosi
si mai ghiniosti in acelasi timp
la fel ca fata mosului
vs. fata babei

asta este bine

si va fi bine inseamna
cel putin inca vreo 80 de ani
ceea ce este excelent

grigori perelman
perel
peril
pericol
???
depinde
in ce fel e utilizata cunostinta
depinde
poate da
poate nu
e chestie de alegere

dar de ce ar avea nevoie o specie extraterestra

de o alta specie
care comparativ cu ei
este precum sunt gandacii fata de oameni
pentru ca
au inteles
ca diversitatea este cheia evolutiei
si chiar daca sunt mai avansati
specia noastra nu va merge pe calea batatorita de ei
si probabil nu suntem singura specie
cu care au facut acest experiment
si posibil ca in aceasta galaxie
sa fie mult mai multe specii inteligente
de care sa avem cunostinta
unele poate ca au sa aleaga binele
alte poate vor alege mai putin binele
la fel ca oamenii
uau
super carte misto
continuare la star wars
star wars

secretul pentru a vedea lucrurile mai bine

este sa fii confuz
ca atunci cand inchizi ochii
si poti vedea mai la departare
pentru a vedea padurea in ansamblul ei
perspectiva
de aceea
cele mai mari genii
au fost cele multivalente
care nu s-au concentrat pe o singura arie
asta este o dovada de aroganta
omeneasca
in schimb
cei care s-au axat pe mai multe domenii
desi initial poate au parut superficiali
in realitate
si-au sacrificat aroganta
si au ales eleganta viermilor
ha ha ha
super carte

de asta a spus si da vinci

pe patul de moarte
I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should
have.
ar fi vrut sa faca mai mult
sa explice oamenilor
pericolul arogantei
prin arta
de aceea
picasso a rost modigliani
pe patul de moarte
modigliani
a ales calea elegantei
si din pacate a murit tanar si sarac
iar femeia i s-a sinucis
doar un copil a supravietuit
formele elongate ale fetei
semanau cu aliens
la fel brancusi
au avut aceleasi viziuni

sculpturi brancusi
sleeping muse
bird in space
coloana infinitului
maiastra
princess x seamana cu o pula
pula e de gen feminin???

specii hermafrodite
Hermaphroditic animals—mostly invertebrates such as worms, bryozoans (moss
animals), trematodes (flukes), snails, slugs, and barnacles—are usually parasitic,
slow-moving, or permanently attached to another animal or plant.
aliens are hemaphorditic
like parasites
but not like bad parasites
like good parasites
like fungus
for fir tree
de aceea supravietuiesc viermii in spatiu
datorita ritmului mai incet
timpul este singura masura
worm hole
A wormhole is a speculative structure connecting disparate points in spacetime, and
is based on a special solution of the Einstein field equations.
deci practic
se poate spune
ca un wormhole
este ca un portal
in timp
si spatiu
si materie
un portal de informatie
teleportare
Scientists have recently demonstrated quantum teleportation by using
electromagnetic photons to create remotely entangled pairs of qubits. Qubits made
from individual electrons, however, are also promising for transmitting information
in semiconductors.
teleportarea este posibila
one way
sau return way
return way
de aceea a
interesting book
the book of worms
the book of information
by gigi marga
all there is, is only speculation
beauty is all
and all is beauty
meaning
only the young
have the mind
unaffected
and unaltered
by the forefathers' paths
just like humans for aliens
we are like an infant
compared to them
but at the same time
we see things clear
as we don't know the history
of time and space
super super nice book