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Re: Theory of beliefs, belief fields

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From: djbonsignore
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 05:16
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It was halcion, some hypnotic, another death attempt, in water in a
fountain. There was some aftertaste and I do drink a lot of water.

They are using the structure of the book of Lot in a literal
interpretation. It points to an Orthodox view, while the use of
sacrifices would be a Christian view and control through sex a Muslim
view. It feels as if religions are coalescing. Of course this can be
argued more extensively.

On Apr 24, 7:13 am, djbonsign...@gmail.com wrote:
> Major Bloomberg can no longer complain about the level of noise and
> bad smells in the city, its now about 1850s level. Some policies must
> have been very efficient.

Thinking about it would be more like 1880, when wild west was becoming
tamer. The US advanced fast after it and then WWI. The pattern seems
clear that too much progress is stimyed by a war making the US people
abroad to war in other lands. It has the structure of a strategy to
win US territory while making it go to war abroad. That wars have
coincided with recreative drugs points to the same pattern too. It is
a series that parallels that of Corea, Vietnam and Iraq, this last war
having the meaning of unifying the phenomenon, most certainly under
the pressure of mass interactive communications. So it is the same set
of problems being solved by more or less the same method every time,
though the scope of it does point too to some climatic future event...

One of the birthdays must be after April 1991 (March?), very near
that
date or maybe July 1992? They have been playing with Mendel, black
hair + blonde hair => blonde hair + black hair => ? I think black
hair
would prevale, actually a dichotomy, 3/4 black hair, 1/4 blonde hair,
throwing in very straight grandfather s nose, combined with slightly
dropped tip and somewhat rounded noses. I dont know about the other
grandfather... maybe there wasnt much variation because of easthetic
considerations in sexual attraction. Also tall and short would have
the same pattern, color ranging from white to pink with flesh in
between. Of course, if their noses were modified to _hide_ family
resemblance... In 1992 I was in Economics; in late 1995 I had a full
set of programming tools; in 1997 an excellent business plan, in 2000
the company had big international projects and fairly advanced tech
and I had my patentable ideas; in 2004 I published my music and other
projects... then? How come? Eh?

inopia: y no pia, meaning, and it doesnt chirp, meaning, left so
miserable (inopia) that there is no will to whistle.
faramaya: far amaya, meaning a far person called amaya, further a
maya, a Maian, meaning to make a raucus because of a person who is far
away, most likely a Maian.

To stink and to extinct are related through the same etimological
principles. Stink is derived as s tink or (it) is Tink, an old name no
longger in use. the same way smell derives from (it i)s Mel. Odour
would be the Latin root and older root. Surely extinct expresses the
argument of he stinks, he goes extinct. That ex is a Latin root speaks
of stinking people being mocked as becoming ex tink, or he was Tink,
he is no longer Tink because he odoured. It speaks of the method of
not allowing people to become clean so that they are subject to murder
and social anomia, the method of the homeless to sacrifice people
without being directly implied in a crime.

Fabrizio J Bonsignore now Danilo J Bonsignore
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Subject: Re: Theory of beliefs, belief fields
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