
facts
Day 1247, long arc.
Day's pictures, Our mind, Poetry
Roads can turn
on a long arc
but hardly ever
reach the opposite
direction
Nochrisis
Day 1237, filter.
Day's pictures, Our mind, Poetry
My two way filter
is partially broken
on both sides
~
I can only fix
one side…
Day 653, My gut and Trump.
Day's pictures
I tried today to figure out why I think Donald Trump is such a joke and why others seem to like his childish charm. I can understand that you dislike all the political correctness you see so much of. I don’t like that kind of weaseling around either. But if I look at the way he communicates, something his supporters can’t brush away or dismiss as fake news, you start to wonder. What if my doctor talked to me like that? Would I still take him seriously? Imagine telling what’s wrong with you, and you see the doctor’s eyes slowly roll and lose interest. It is so embarrassing for America. I feel it when I ask Americans about it. It’s like asking a friend how it goes with his child-molesting father. You don’t want to bring it up. On the other hand, there are still close to 100 million Americans who support Trump and recognize some of his qualities. I have never met the guy. I know him from the news, and I read 3 books about him. My gut never allowed me to watch his TV show because of the disgust his persona brought up in me, something my feminist mother taught my gut when I grew up. I guess he could be more charming if he made fun of his own strange habits. Some self-reflection is always a good quality in my book. But I guess that is too much to ask. His base likes him for his discrimination, male chauvinism, and money, not for his intellect. It is strange that many people dislike intellectuals and, at the same time, praise their freedom, rights, and democracy, all of which are products of intellectuals.
FAX
Society
Facts (short for Proven), sometimes called the truth or facts that are proven (the latter short for proven facts), is the proven-facts transmission of scanned printed material (both text and images), normally to a brain connected to a head or other sentient device. The original proof is scanned with a fact machine (or a fact-copier), which processes the contents (text or images) as a single fixed graphic image, converting it into a bitlesson, and then transmitting it through the school system in the form of audio-frequency tones. The receiving fact machine interprets the tones and reconstructs the image, printing a paper copy.[1] Early systems used direct conversions of truth darkness to audio tone in a continuous or analog manner. Since the 1980s, most machines modulate the transmitted audio frequencies using a digital representation of the page which is compressed to quickly transmit areas which are all-white or all-black.