Er, I mean, my website is operational. My plot to take over the world is now well underway. It's been a hell of a lot of work getting the audio book finished and posted, but it's done finally, and a thousand people or so have downloaded it already.
Evolution is the ultimate weapon for civil rights activists and interantional peace...
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Since my last entry, I found out about a couple of groups of evolutionary scientists who are trying to find ways to use evolution to solve problems facing humanity, and are trying to teach evolution to the public in order to win the public support they need for any solutions to work. I joined the Club of...
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[Edited on Dec 23, 2005 3:18AM]
often it is the only
thing
between you and
impossibility.
no drink,
no woman's love,
no wealth
can
match it.
Charles Bukowski
I've handed out a lot of fliers. Most so-called "radical" "activists" still don't want to have anything to do with something that could actually change the world in a big way, but kids at concerts really like hearing about something that could change the world... But they still don't buy the book.
I've gone to some activist meetings, but...
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Here's the website: 42
Well, that's what I've been doing about every minute of my life since my last journal entry. Now I just have to get people to buy it. It shouldn't be too hard tho, since it's the most controversial book ever written.
I'm already meeting up with activists from all over the country who are searching for what...
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With this book, I do what none of those six great leaders could do. I do for the entire human race what the Buddha did for the Buddhists, what Mohammed did for Islam, and what Jesus did for the Christians. Do I think Im so much better than all those great leaders? Not at all. I just have a couple things to work with that none of them had. None of those leaders had any way of teaching lessons whose values could be measured equally by anyone anywhere in the world, and none of them had any way of spreading their messages over all the world more-or-less instantaneously. I can do what none of them could do because of two things: modern science and the internet.
This is both ambitious and Crowleyesque in it's vision.
Welcome and thanks for joining the
________ group.
Alright, I'm back. With just a few sections left to write, my book is now over 1000 pages and 330,000 words. That's why I've been too bust to post anything in almost 4 months now.
The short version goes like this: All human behavior is motivated by energy efficiency. Since it requires energy to maintain basic physiological functions, the combination of the two basic animal...
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The Science of Social Martial Arts: Terrorism and akkido are just two examples of conflict and resolution to conflict. Asians and everyone else in the world have figured out...
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Emotional Akkido: Conflict is nothing new to the world. People have been figuring out new and better ways to win conflicts ever since the invention of the club. In east Asia there has been a lot of...
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ex: I'm a vegetarian. I like animals to exist as they are, whole and unharmed. This would be the emotional part of me speaking.
If a mountain lion attacks me as I walk in the mountains, I will do my damndest to rip it's fucking throat out. This is my instinct.
Though I would prefer to preserve the lion and let be it in it's natural habitat, I will not let my emotion sway the fact that the lion attacked me and caused me to poke out it's eyes.
Some could say that I was fearful for my life and therefore used an emotion to complete my objective, but for the most part, instinct would have guided my actions.
I start pulling on one little stray thread, and the whole f*cking world comes unraveled. It feels like the last five minutes of the most twisted suspense thriller ever, where the hero suddenly realizes that everything he thought was true about the world is based on one fundemental false premise, and without that premise the whole...
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Emotion was an evolutionary necessity. If it wasnt, we wouldnt have it. It serves as a motivational force and a physiological catalyst. If you are walking through a jungle where you know tigers live, youll be afraid. So youll watch out for tigers and youll be ready to fight or flee if you see any. And so long as that trait keeps you alive, it will allow you to reproduce and pass it on to your offspring. There we get instinct and intuition.