_____I heard on tv tonight that the ancient Phoenicians had a religious “requirement” that all females had to spend a night in the temple and sleep with a strange man. It got me to thinking.
_____We know that females feel their strongest sexual desires around the age of fifteen, and it is not difficult to surmise that, given the allowance of society, any female would reach out to the male that most arouses her at that time. This would result in the most genetically diverse population possible and further, I am convinced, in the strongest orgasm possible, which, I am also convinced, will develop the ablest human being.
_____The whole documentary suggested that the Phoenicians were one of the few, if not the only sane nation in the Mediterranean area. I hope I learn more.
_____I must add that if the female is allowed to select at the height of her bodies desire to become pregnant, she will automatically select the male most perfectly aligned with her bodies desire for the best child possible.
_____I just had a flash about race relations in america. I’d really like some feedback on this.
_____We owe the brown people of america reparations for the struggles they have gone through in the last four hundred years and are still going through today. When we pay them for all their suffering we will have a fully integrated society.
_____We need to give the browner of us education as though they were very wealthy, give them a reduction in cost everywhere, and do it for three generations. It will take us two generations to get over the anger at treating them as though they were better than us, but during the third generation we will see that they are as good as us, and they will gratefully accept brotherhood.
—–I am an old earth creationist. I believe that god created the universe and biological life in god’s image some 14 billion years ago and that god designed the universe and biological life to evolve. I believe that whenever biological life finds itself in an environment in which it can exist it will leave stasis and evolve until it is satisfied with it’s existence in that environment, then re-enter stasis. When the environment changes so that life is no longer satisfied within it life will again leave stasis and once again evolve until it is satisfied with it’s existence in it’s new environment, at which time it will once again enter stasis.
_____I just watched a documentary about the world trade center and high-rise building strength. When it came on I was glad because I had heard of someone ranting awhile ago about a third world trade center building that had not suffered a direct hit collapsing, and, since I had never heard that before, I felt sure that this show would answer my question. The man held that it was “planned to collapse” as part of a conspiracy.
_____As they got into it, it was obvious to me that there had not been a third building collapse. They were out to discover if the collapse was caused by a lack of structural integrity, a question much better answered by a building collapsing without a direct hit. They spent about 15 minutes talking about investigating the rubble, then another 15 talking about studies, simulations and tests, then went off to a building under construction in Shanghi being built well. They never mentioned a third building. At that point I couldn’t help but conclude that there was no other collapse.
_____Then they blew my mind. They started talking about how the new number 7 world trade center, being built where the third building collapsed, was much safer. One has to wonder about the conspiracy.