About Language: Words free or imprison us, depending on the use we give them. Put plainly, unless you wise up, it’s a double-bladed weapon. This argument has many sides, but the most important aspect is that words are made into sounds to identify something, anything. The designated sound and the Read more…
News organizations and our governments taught us new-to-us words like Russian Oligarchs, terrorists, propaganda, and many other socio-political words that would help us identify our enemies. Mafia, atomic bombs, genocide, mass murder, and the list grew. Since WW2, we’ve had time to metabolize what we saw happen right before our Read more…
Anasyrma is literally “the exposing of the genitals.” This is a form of exhibitionism found in religion or artwork. Rather than a display of arousal, it refers always to the act of a woman exposing herself. The act of lifting up one’s skirt to display the genitals can be an Read more…
Capricorn Science touched on this subject very briefly a year or so ago. It was a touch-and-go article looking to entice the reader into exploring this revolutionary subject. Just imagine if the now famous black holes located throughout spacetime could be made of pure data. Also, we live in a Read more…
One of the darkest moments in modern history. ” Reopen the Economy.” ” I’m tired of keeping our Klan meetings under 10 people.” “Yeah. End the shutdown.” During 1918, the Spanish Flu, which surprisingly originated in Kansas, USA, infected 500 million people worldwide. This represented 30 percent of the world Read more…
Yesterday, during his daily press conference, Donald J. Trump addressed the American people and asked them to inject themselves with a cleaning product in an attempt to cleanse themselves from the Coronavirus from the inside. His posture, facial expressions, and total demeanor were very serious. This is no joke, not Read more…
Hi. Capricorn Science, as you may know, has a Metro Gourmet category boasting over one hundred recipes. With one exception, I have used and collected these recipes throughout the years. The segment has become my go-to cookbook for my often repeated cooking habits. It’s easy and user-friendly. If you have Read more…
It’s been a while since I’ve indulged my passion for political satire. About a year ago, Capricorn Science published an article on how completely inappropriate Donald Trump is. We weren’t talking about eccentric or different. He is inappropriate in everything that he does. There is no way to know why Read more…
It’s impossible to understand how Donald Trump has driven himself into a corner with no way out. As days turn into weeks and his due to leave office seems to come crashing towards us, there is not a single sign of him moving in the direction of sanity and decorum. Read more…
This meme will live in infamy for a very long time. It comprises many of the characteristics that define the man who, if allowed, would be king, Donald John Trump. Trump made his entrance to Washington DC with his descendants by his side and anointing his daughter as his second Read more…
Baked Manicotti Delight Ingredients: Box of Manicotti Shells Package of String Cheese Package of Mozzarella Cheese Package of Parmesan Cheese Container vegetable or Chicken broth One jar of Prego Marinara Sauce Your choice of cooked chicken, ham, sausages. Italian Seasoning Directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Oven-proof container. I prefer Read more…
We’ve been trying to coexist since the cave days. Every which way, we seek control and harmony. Maybe the problem is right there in that sentence. We are on a quest to have two non-compatible elements rule our existence. Coexistence happens between lovers, friends, roommates, workplaces, siblings, offspring, and any Read more…
Donald J. Trump refuses to admit losing the 2020 elections and has gone to extreme and illegal measures in a useless attempt to overturn the results: He lost. Biden won. Trump is presently dancing a very dangerous political two-step. He has tried to bribe and pressure the Georgia Secretary of Read more…
Creativity is alive and well within me. All forms and shapes of art have been welcome since the days I’d hang on to my mother’s dress, fearful of strangers at our door. Cinematography captured my attention since cartoons would dance in the shape of elephants, performing a complicated ballet with Read more…
Reference: “Estimation of the information contained in the visible matter of the universe” by Melvin M. Vopson 10 Oct., 20201. SciTechDaily “Estimate measures information encoded in particles opens a door to practical experiment.” 6 x 10 to 80th-degree bits of information: “postulates how much information could be compressed into a Read more…
Social media has a lot to say about children no longer being taught how to read or write in cursive. The complaints were about how younger generations could not understand important documents from the past. There is more to this. Let’s take a look. I witnessed the discussion about cursive Read more…
Tax-paying, law-abiding citizens cannot figure out why ‘things’ have gotten so bad for us. Well, here goes. Governments are functioning in a syndicated crime fashion. This message has been repeated so often that it now falls on deaf ears. We are stagnant, at a crossroads, where we can clearly see Read more…
Luciano Garcia 787-405-2480 bilbao.1313@hotmail.com Most people spend their adult lives working. Unless you are a trust fund baby, you go out with the rest of us to work each and every morning. Mortgages to pay. Children to support and protect. Cars to buy. That is our life. Some of us Read more…
Why I Write. Becoming a writer was unavoidable. A mantra of people surrounded me as far back as I can recall and said, “You should consider writing.” But, of course, I’ve been writing business content forever, and I’m good at it, or so I’ve been told. When the word fiction Read more…
