11:11 Angels Message Board

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... party.html

"Hundreds of teens storm Chicago streets for impromptu spring party
featuring drinking, boxing matches and twerking contests"

Space aliens observing earth's mammals for the first time
would quickly learn that twerking is characteristic of humans,
the evolutionary superior animal; superiority also evidenced
by humans having created poles on which to "dance".

Whereas animal males typically make the greater effort
to attract females, human females seem to make greater effort
to attract human males ... apparently.

Rod

Re: https://www.brighteon.com/
(search for: "Scientists Plan to Store DNA and a Massive Seed Vault on the Moon!")

Unfortunately, such storage should have occurred before the current "experimental gene therapy",
but might still give evidence of the early days of "new & improved" earthlings (once "humans").

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... waves.html
"New battery-powered sub has room for 120 revellers to party for 24 hours under the waves"

Probably too early to promote "battery-powered" when we're still transitioning to
reliable, modern batteries. And 1600/120+ (3.6 ft sq) per guest is not so spacious

Best guess: Use a model to film the experience, then create it above water
on a floating barge (or whatever). Let investors vote for the real deal
with their bitcoin (or whatever "stable" currency exists then).

Unless guests see interesting scenes clearly underwater,
they might not be convinced they're where they should be.

Rod

Re: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/fe ... 022-05-13/

"Fear and adrenaline were some of the feelings as the first tourists stepped out on the world's longest suspension footbridge, spanning a mountain valley in the Czech Republic... 721-metre (2,365-foot) footbridge that hangs 95 metres above the ground at its highest point"

A smart phone app that displays current weight on bridge (relative to maximum permitted) might add to the adrenaline.

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/cnn-underscored/rev ... -robot-mop
"The best robot mops in 2022"

Since floor robots themselves need to be cleaned,
a robot's valet (or valeta) will be needed

"DoMe2" comes to mind in robotics terminology.

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/15/politics ... index.html

" 'I believe life begins at conception, and those are babies too,' Ricketts told CNN’s Dana Bash on 'State of the Union'
when asked if he thought the state should require a young girl who was raped to carry the pregnancy to term"

Such rape is theft of a woman's egg since conception does not occur until a sperm enters therein ...
and that usually when permitted by the woman. This rape effectively becomes crime forgiven by the state.
In fairness even to God, life should not be a gift of crime; the woman - not state - should lead resolution

Apparently, the holiness of conception occurs only after the man and the woman,
by freewill choice, permit that conception ... since man is the keeper of sperm
and woman keeper of the eggs ... as God intended ... apparently.

Rape suggests unplanned conception which often predicts
poor quality of child nurturing, however opportunity
for the state to provide assistance (which could
help persuade a pro-life choice by the woman).

Rod

Re: https://www.foxnews.com/us/florida-chur ... rag-queens

"A local nonprofit organization is hosting an event for LGBTQ youth in Naples, Florida,
on Saturday that will feature a drag show at a church."

Presumably, a safe place to explore how to be the opposite sex
with exaggerated mannerisms, clothing, etc. ... presumably,
to be entertaining and well noticed as that opposite sex.

Interestingly (from perspective of "drag show"),
"gay" is inclusive of "homosexual" but "homosexual"
is not necessarily "gay" ... apparently.

Rod

Re: https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4063656/posts
"(U.S.) Fairfax Schools May Expel Elementary Students For ‘Misgendering’ People"

Apparently (and because preferred gender may neither be obvious nor permanent), children need visual identification for their peers (and teachers) to address them correctly. Without such visual identification, children should be "held harmless" at least until properly instructed and tested about EVERY non-obvious classmate.

More technically advanced schools could give students smart phones with an app for gender identification via child's picture in the school database. Or visual ID could be a personal QR Code (not that 'Q') by which the phone could automatically announce preferred gender.

Rod

Re: https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/q ... y-lipstick
"Queen makes a bold statement with top secret lipstick"

"At the end of a luncheon or a dinner, even a banquet set with silver gilt and antique porcelain,
she has the somewhat outré habit of opening her bag, pulling out a compact and reapplying her lipstick"

(Oxford Languages) ou·tré - "unusual and startling"

Considering lipstick now worn by various genders,
Outré itself could be a line of cosmetics ...
whereupon reapplication becomes Outré Redux
... that could also be a line of cosmetics!

Then reapplication of Outré Redux becomes
... a Faux Pas as mentioned herein ...
yet could be a line of cosmetics!

But I digress.

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/17/us/teen- ... index.html
"A teenager in Utah died after a tunnel he was digging in a sand dune collapsed"

Even a deep hole in the ground can collapse without wall support!

Rule of thumb: The easier the digging, the more likely a collapse,
but a "fugetaboutit" hole in the ground is the better project.

Re: https://www.fox5ny.com/news/toms-river- ... en-trapped

"Two teenage siblings were buried in the sand at a (U.S. New Jersey) Shore beach
when the hole they were digging caved in on them"

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ments.html

"Parents of Maine teen, 18, who was killed when 10ft sand hole he dug collapsed:
'All our days are numbered... he knew that' "

Interestingly, this can be reworded to a meaningful truism:
"All our days are numbered by the holes and depths that we dig for ourselves."


Rod

Since a college degree is rarely a financial life preserver,
letting a child accumulate that much debt without supervision
(aka "loan cosigner" ;- ) is child abuse ... apparently.

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... igned.html

"Apple delays plan to make staff return to its HQ 3 days a week
... after disgruntled boss resigned because he wanted to WFH"

Grammar point (apparently) ...

Like WTF, WFH is an abbreviation but not acronym
since WFH cannot be pronounced. Interestingly,
WFH has good pairing potential with WTF ...
which should not be pronounced.

Example:
Employer: "You cannot WFH !"
Employee: "WTF ?!"

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/17/india/in ... index.html
"Indian couple sue only son for not giving them grandchildren"

"the couple claim they spent about 20 million Indian rupees (about $257,000) raising their son, who is an only child. They raised him, educated him, made him capable, made him a pilot ... this kind of lawsuit is rare, the topic of familial obligation has long been controversial in India, where carrying on the family line and caring for elderly parents and in-laws is often seen as a filial duty."

Maybe the son can sue his parents for not giving him siblings for normal childhood socialization (where parenting skills and benefits are observed). Ultimately, it may be necessary to prove the son agreed to this contract (enriched raising in exchange for grandchildren).

Rod

Re: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tay ... 22416.html
"Taylor Hawkins's friends blast Rolling Stone report that Foo Fighters drummer was pushed to exhaustion"

“There’s only a handful of guys in our profession that still play this intense, high-energy ‘90s rock music,” Cameron explained to Rolling Stone.

“We both had to strike that balance of ‘we never want to complain,’ but there are real, specific things about what we do that’s really f***ing challenging and really difficult. … It’s like we have to be able to sort of run a marathon every time we hit the stage, just because the music sort of calls for that type of energy.”

According to this perspective, the media reports of his drug use (even if true)
suggest why they were needed to deliver three-hour, high-intensity performances
... at age 50!

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/19/europe/a ... index.html
"Ancient poop reveals what the builders of Stonehenge liked to eat"

Even in the distant past, you are (were) what you eat, apparently,
but the local wine steward probably knew how to pair Awful Offal.

Rod

Re: https://www.brighteon.com/
(search for: "Finland Has Made Bread With Crushed Insects")
"70 dried and ground crickets in each loaf."

However, we're already accepting of insects in food:
https://www.insider.com/foods-full-of-i ... ugs-2017-6
"Foods you eat every day ... contain thousands of insect bits"

That plant food alone can provide sufficient daily protein
should not be forgotten (protein in all food consumed is digested
into amino acids which the body uses to build preferred proteins);
consumed protein is just concentrated amino acids ...
plus other nutrients.

Rod

Re: https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/japan- ... -fukushima
"Japan Nuclear Regulator Greenlights Radiactive Water Release From Fukushima"

"The water will be first filtered and then diluted to reduce the concentration of radioactive material 40 times,
according to some of the reports from last year that were confirmed this year as well. The release is scheduled
to begin this year if the Nuclear Regulator Authority gives its final go-ahead to Tepco."

Interesting spin, this "diluted", perhaps comparable to pouring a cup of bleach into the clothes washer
but first diluting it ... yet all the bleach still goes into the washer!

Rod

Re: https://qz.com/2165639/miamis-mayor-bac ... 5-percent/

"Over the last nine months, however, MiamiCoin has lost nearly all of its value, falling about 95% from its September peak
to just $0.0032 as of May 13. Its rapid descent has burned investors on the way down, muting the dreams of Miami’s city leaders,
and possibly raising red flags for regulators now investigating cryptocurrency transactions."

Accumulating evidence that cryptocurrency has good potential for digital "currency"
but most cryptos will probably remain very risky investments (aka "gambling").

Rod

Re: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIVTf-C6oQo
"Yuval Noah Harari: The 2021 60 Minutes interview"

"Computers (AI/non-humans) will have ability to solve problems
better than us but without consciousness."

Re: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHRkkeecg7c
"The Great Reset"

"What do we do with all the useless people?"


A modern thinker whose writings need to be devoured; writings that disregard (IMO)
divine intelligence as cause of the universe ... permitting unconscious AI to soon rule.

Yuval's intelligence identifies the problems - not spiritually-centered solutions (IMO)
... effectively providing a "Heads Up!" lest the divine universe then ask:
"What do we do with a useless planet?"

Rod

Re: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.ph ... os-angeles
"Gasoline has hit a record high of $7.29 per gallon in Los Angeles"

And the pumps, nationwide, are being programmed to permit $10+ per gallon.

LOL1: You won't have to wear expensive jewelry or clothes
to show you're rich - just drive a vehicle frequently

LOL2: The rickshaw business is lookin' better every day
(tote a passenger for income when you go shoppin').
Upscale the shaw with electric motor assist.

LOL3: Locking gas caps will be a good business!
Breaking these will be a better business

LOL4: A strainer insert into a gas pipe
will prevent the insertion of a drain hose.
Invent it and be rich enough to afford gas!

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... eding.html
"Ex-NFL player Brendan Langley, 27, is charged with assault after being filmed in brawl with United Airlines worker"

"Videos show the pair sparring, but almost all of the footage shows the airline worker throwing the first punch."

Apparent lesson: When you publicly slap your customer
and tease "Come on!", you should not expect an RSVP.

Rod

Re: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/marvel- ... 00168.html
"Marvel Star Will Poulter Calls Superhero Body Transformations 'Unhealthy' and 'Unrealistic' "

"But the most important thing is that your mental and physical health has to be number one, and aesthetic goals have to be secondary.
Otherwise, you end up promoting something that is unhealthy and unrealistic"

"The job Poulter is referring to? His role in next year's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, where he'll be playing a genetically engineered
superhuman known as Adam Warlock. Later, the actor explained exactly what he had to do to get into shape for the role."

Rod

Re: https://www.brighteon.com/
(search for: "Sophia AI robot asked if she ever said")

Obviously, beginning robot intelligence, but hinting (IMO)
that future programming will make a Sophia more likeable
... despite remaining "Artificial Intelligence".

Best guess: Only intelligent humans should interact
with future models ... lest they be bested by AI.

Rod

Re: https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/jamai ... man-finger

"The contractor succeeds in petting the growling lion once, as onlookers watch and warn him to be careful. But when he reached for the lion’s mane a second time, the lion bit the contractor’s middle finger — and held onto the appendage with his powerful jaw."

Apparently, the lion was hoping for more than hors d'oeuvre, but was too excited and tasted what was offered.

Rod

Re: https://www.brighteon.com/
(search for: "Musashi sama part ii")

"I want my body and I want it now and I want it every day ongoing
and I don't wanna be drinking stupid rubbish and eating stupid rubbish
that is gonna make feel like rubbish."

Best guess: There's some smart rubbish to eat and/or drink
to comprehend this ongoing monologue.

'parc' (backwards) sounded better than 'rubbish'.

Rod