Recently I came across news of a huge floating island of plastic trash the size of Manhattan. This shocking news was followed by having to endure endless images and information of various animals suffering pain, indignity, and death because of our addiction to plastic, combined with our inability to learn Read more
Who knew that one day my main and total fascination would be garbage? How unsophisticated and lacking in poetic beauty of me! But garbage it is. It appears that all that I have read and researched in the past has rendered an unsolicited gift, my garbage fascination. The eye-pooping realization Read more
The human species went into lockdown. The Pandemic has been raging and killing. Earlier this year, everything, including businesses, churches, schools, stores, everything closed up, and in our homes, we stayed. All of a sudden, we started reading and seeing news reports about how animals of all kinds were coming Read more
“There Is No Mercy Here” is ready to be pieced together and made into a book. The chase for the hidden typo will continue as long as I breathe, but that is part of the fun. Waking up this morning, I reflected on how a storyteller needs confirmation that the Read more
The Silent-One She was a quirky little girl: pale skin, mousy brown hair, and bluest eyes. She never dared say much, as she had been taught that “children speak when chickens pee,” meaning never. Away from the shadows of her adored, larger-than-life mother, the little girl adventured to speak to Read more
About Writing My First Novel, There Is No Mercy Here I would do it again, and I love my crazy book. Having said this, I’ll add that doing this, with no training or mentors, has been uphill, then sliding down on my ass, getting back on the wagon, and uphill Read more
Last week scientists were all over the place, in a frenzy, announcing the birth of Xenobots. Xeno What? you may be asking yourself. Well if you missed it, they are PacMan-shaped blobs that have become the world’s first self-replicating biological robots. Xenobots. The New York Times calls them ” Virtual Read more
Just yesterday I read an article about how New York beat Hong King on the second most billionaires list, claiming 124 by adding 11 just last year. “The global billionaire population grew 13.4% to 3,204, the first time it has exceeded 3,000 since the wealth information and insights provider started Read more
“Admit it. You aren’t like them. You’re not even close. You may occasionally dress yourself up as one of them, watch the same mindless television shows as they do, may even eat the same fast food sometimes. But it seems that the more you try to fit in, the more Read more
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-59476869 NASA announced this morning that the James Webb telescope launch date has been changed from December 23 to December 25. The reason for the delay was weather conditions. I hope this BBC link opens and allows you to get the whole idea of this marvelous twenty-year project. It’s a Read more
Capricorn Science recently took a drive down the mystery lane of physics which rendered known facts about the following subjects which can be accessed by entering the title in the search blank at the right-hand side of the main page: <> Learning the components of light: electricity and magnetism. <> Read more
Intuition can ignite the truth when we encounter it. ” Remember. We are energy, not memory.” My mind continued to play with this thought as if it were a pebble being twirled in my hand, rolling it around and around. What are we really? While writing for this blog about Read more
Capricorns Science gets visitors from all corners of this beautiful planet. This is cause for great pleasure and excitement. As we progress along we will offer easy translation availability. Until then we wanted to say hello right back at you and wish you health and plenitude. We thank you for Read more
In 1859 Senator William H. Seward sold Tubman a small piece of land on the outskirts of Auburn, New York. The land in Auburn became a haven for Tubman’s family and friends. Tubman spent the years following the Civil War on this property, tending to her family and others who Read more
Partnerships, by definition, require more than one component. Marriage, friendships, families, corporations, and countries are made up of two or more components. Plurality is what makes it a partnership. A union, brought together by covenants and firmly established by a contractual list of facts that are the glue that defines Read more
The Most Famous Conductor on the Underground Railroad (1820-1913) The dynamics of escaping slavery changed in 1850, with the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law. This law stated that escaped slaves could be captured in the North and returned to slavery, leading to the abduction of former slaves and free Read more
Harriet Tubman escaped slavery to become a leading abolitionist. She led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Harriet married twice. In 1844 Harriet married a black man named John Tubman. Little is known about John or his marriage to Harriet, including whether and how long they Read more
What is worth picking up at the NFT’s supermarket? NFTs can really be anything digital ( such as a drawing, music, or your brain downloaded and turned into an AI ), but a lot of the current excitement is around using the tech to sell digital art. The founder of Read more
In short, space-time would contain the entire history of reality, with each past, present or future event occupying a clearly determined place in it, from the very beginning and forever. The past would therefore still exist, just the future already exists, but somewhere other than where we are now present. Read more
Stochastic Terrorist is a term entirely new to me. It seems that experiencing the ways of a stochastic terrorist had eluded me. Then in came Donald J. Trump to the Presidency of the United States and now we know that in addition to a Malignant Narcissist, he is a Stochastic Read more