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Hi Donald,This is a gentler color scheme. Maybe you could clone it ..... softer colors off white are good ... I mean, this is good! You may want to try variations.GM
I've read it as well. Loved it. I felt like I was in that little boat the whole time.
I was in that little boat. Watching a bird of prey roll on its back and nose down into a spilt S? Whom taught the birds, airmen or what?So whom invented the split s, birds of prey, or airmen watching them?Because, I watched a red tailed hawk roll on it's back, and reverse direction. Did the bird learn this from airmen, or did airmen learn it from birds?It's called a "split s", a manure that requires rolling the airplane over to upside down, pulling the stick, and hoping you look like a handsome bird.Did birds learn this from fighter pilots? Or did despatate humans emulate the birds move? Circa WWI.You tell me - I saw a red tailed hawk do this in Big Sur, but when did it learn the manuever?My guess: Airplane pilots learned from birds of prey, but that's just my opinion.Or, maybe birds have brains?
Not exactly a new idea, this. But I agree, study it. I am not going to say why. Study history, and squirm. 🙂
Behind every atrocity is an atrocious idea.Sometimes I wonder where people get their logic from, but skiguy's excerpt has me asking what their overall premise is? Do they find humanity altruistic by nature and only victimize itself from cognitive dissonance or social confusion? I find that very hard to believe. Humanity is very prone to violence because of greed in a world of limited available resources. The only way to ensure peace is to have a viable deterrent at the ready. Our world is governed by the aggressive use of force. Our only hope is to control and contain the usage of force through clear and effective deterrents.
And I will probably take issue with that statement, which I failed to islolate here: Behind every atrocity is an atrocious idea.Damn! You gotta love C & P !!I could not disagree more, but I might have to look up atrocity; I know, it's bad, but is it appropriate at given times?I don't know, but research will probably confuse me! 😉HF (aka Grey Mouser, Holy Roller on other sites ....)Sometimes, I wonder if I can keep all these handles in order. Other times, I wonder ....... sorry, for you to share those thoughts require continuous love .....more later ....Study war becuase it is enveloping you. Or, not. Your choice.Fart Passer
Behind every atrocity is an atrocious idea.Sometimes I wonder where people get their logic from, but skiguy's excerpt has me asking what their overall premise is? Do they find humanity altruistic by nature and only victimize itself from cognitive dissonance or social confusion? I find that very hard to believe. Humanity is very prone to violence because of greed in a world of limited available resources. The only way to ensure peace is to have a viable deterrent at the ready. Our world is governed by the aggressive use of force. Our only hope is to control and contain the usage of force through clear and effective deterrents.
Humanity altruistic? I don't think so. Sadly, the opposite is evident everywhere.
? Read with this in mind. Again ….. ? Whom said so? Research is just a word. Dig into the really old documents, and then question the veracity of same. Reading is step one; believing is a lot longer journey. Does Brittany really need custody of two small children? Why does the chicken cross the road?You may be involved in this critical research, so consider you thoughts carefully.
