Lack of proper, restful sleep has a direct, negative, effect on our health. While we sleep our body’s metabolism slows down into Basal Metabolism. Also during various stages of our sleep we dream. No one, to my knowledge, knows why we dream, but we need it. During this slowing down Read more
” I no longer have patience for certain things, not because I have become arrogant, but simply because I reached a point in my life where I don’t want to waste more time with what displeases me or hurts me. I have no patience for cynicism, excessive criticism and demands Read more
Is free will possible? Should we be embracing the knowledge that destiny does exist and we are living it right now? Let’s look a little deeper. (Is It Possible To See The Past? Capricorn Science 09/26/21) Yes, it is possible to view the past. We cannot view the future, and Read more
Humanity has been intrigued by the possibility of time travel since the beginning of recorded ourstory. We seem to view the possibilities as traveling within time inside our minds and/or traveling physically to another time in spacetime. Join the club, we’d like another opportunity fix things, avoid dangers, save someone Read more
It’s such a simple holistic method that people refuse to believe it. To rid yourself of the swelling, pain and deformity arthritis creates do the following for at least thirty consecutive days. Boil cabbages until the water turns yellow. You may drink it warm, as a tea, or cold as Read more
I found this recipe in the back of a People Magazine and knew instantly that it was wonderful. Main ingredients, so you get the idea, are chicken, Bechamel sauce (home made, easy) , leeks, mushrooms, broth, pastry. Drop me a note, I’ll send you the recipe. It’s better than good, Read more
Boil your pasta. Drain and set aside. While that is happening: Using your favorite skillet heat about a quarter cup of Extra Virgin Olive oil. Add your choice of protein. Could be pieces of salmon, tune, cooked chicken or sausages. Toss around and cook. Add one or two handfuls of Read more
Capricorn Science will be converted, if the odds are on our side, into a small, well oiled social media platform. Yes, just like you hear it. The plan is in place and slowly the pieces are falling together. Hopefully by mid February or early March we will re-introduce ourselves as Read more
This year’s end, 2021, Capricorn Science skipped right through and over New Year’s Wishes, Bucket List’s reviews, Regret lists, political whatever’s and futuristic gloom and doom. We deleted these posts and instead we are embracing the celebration of January 6th as Three Kings Day. No, no, it’s not Coup d’état Read more
Labels strangle us. Words liberate us. Sometimes labels are words that liberate us. Several decades ago, during a conversation with my all-knowing Mother, she looked me straight in the eyes and said: ” You are an atheist.” No frowns or other signs of anything. Just those words. Truly, until that Read more
Some collectors are also dealers. Other collectors are just that, collectors. Drawn by the allure of particular types of items that compel us to observe, study, invest and smile a lot. Collectors, in my opinion, are a happy group of people. The reason for this particular type of happiness is Read more
From our home to yours with hope in our hearts that you and your loved ones are healthy and safe. There are so many wonderful and awesome aspects of life and living. Focus on those that invigorate the mind and the spirit. Release the pain, embrace the beauty.
At 40, Franz Kafka (1883-1924), who never married and had no children, walked through the park in Berlin when he met a girl who was crying because she had lost her favourite doll. She and Kafka searched for the doll unsuccessfully. Kafka told her to meet him there the next Read more
Ingredients: 1 cup olive oil 5 sprigs of fresh Rosemary, 6-inches long each Measure oil into a heavy saucepan. Add fresh Rosemary and bring to slow boil at medium to low heat about five minutes. Remove from heat and allow to sit and cool. Pour into your jar of choice Read more
William Somona has a wonderful, although long, recipe titled ” Vanilla Train Cake”. Easy to find. This is the mold just before going into the oven. The train cakes are a success and could have been a train wreck. Holy Moly. Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and all the other wonderful Read more
A word that always appears at the top of my Face Book page and which defines a part of my personality. Test it! LMAO
If you go to the finance category here at Capricorn Science you’ll find that we studied the cryptocurrency subject and blockchain in depth. I’m still in the dark about the inner working of Blockchain, which was created, by the way, by Dr. Craig Wright, aka as Satoshi Nakamoto. Cryptocurrency is Read more
Part One tells the story of how the hack took place. Since this happened I was able to keep a new account open for about 24 hours and was shut down again. While setting up that, now deceased, second FB account, the application told be to choose a picture since Read more
It’s been an eventful and very busy year for Capricorn Science. The best news is that we are still here, both in body and in spirit, writing away, looking, searching and finding answers to our questions. Enjoying the freedom to look at whatever we choose to see is like living Read more
