Genesis John Corvera Martinez

The concept of "privacy" is distastefully and disappointingly more evasive than neutrinos Privacy is impossible in metaphysical terms. An all-seeing and all-knowing entity would negate privacy entirely because from the phrases "all-seeing" and "all-knowing," the entity in question would be able to look though every part of a particular subject, including aspects categorized under monikers like "private" and "secret." On the subject of fiction, imagining is an act of inferring a foreign universe. A fictional character is called a fictional character in our universe because he, she, or it is outside our local reality, which accounts for 4% of what human physicists call the "observable universe." When you are imagining a fictional character's "private moments," you are negating the subject's privacy entirely and the character in fiction doesn't care. At the same time, people from outside our universe see yo...

This is a Twitter thread copied from Justin Mares . The thread Italians aren't counting calories at all. They eat pasta, cheese, gelato and stay thin. When Americans eat similarly, they get morbidly obese and sick. What on Earth is going on? The flavor-nutrition disconnect, explained— Imho, the "flavor-nutrition disconnect" is the most profound nutrition discovery of our time. For millennia, flavor signaled nutrition. A sweet berry meant energy (sugar!), a bitter leaf meant medicine. Today, these ancient connections are broken. If we look at Northern Italy's obesity rate, it hovers around 8% (America's is 42%). These Italians are feasting on cheese, risotto, and gelato. Then why are American’s so obese? I suspect part of the issue arises from the 1940s. In the 1940s, America enriched flour with B vitamins to fight pellagra. It worked brilliantly as deficiencies vanished overnight. But it severed the ancient link between taste and nutrition that had guided hu...

No single belief system can truly comprehend the immense vastness of the cosmos or reality; have an open mind that accommodates a wide range of views and beliefs The infinite vastness of the multiverse means that the divine is also infinitely diverse. There is not one, not a hundred, but an infinite number of deities, divinities, or supernatural entities. They are not limited to a distant heaven; rather, deities live with us, in the same time and space as us material humans. Whether we are at home, at work, or at a holiday, there is a deity looking at us, ensuring that we live normally. Every force or entity that we may interact with has a corresponding deity responsible for it. Also take note, deities may change roles, as in Yato [ Noragami ] migrating from being a god of calamity to being a god of fortune. Deities may or may not have subordinate supernatural entities such as angels or regalia. The "di...