December 2025

Monday, December 1, 2025

New apps on Horizon Plus. 

Into the Radius. A premium title! Tried the app. Obfuscation. This confirms my opinion that Arizona Sunshine is the only shooter VR app I will ever need. If I could have onky one, it would be Arizona Sunshine Remake.

Tactical Assault. Awful. Just awful.

I got a bunch of free apps. A mixed reality version of Battleship but using spaceships instead of marine naval ships.

Paradiddle. It is one of those apps that I regret hesitating to get it for even one second. I hesitated fora entire day. I hesitated because of the $29 price tag. I had a moment.

Initially, I set up a snare drum, two to drums and a bass drum. No floor to. I thought I didn't need it. Then I thought, why not. I got a floor tom with just a click. It was fast and it was free and really is more like the physics of the afterlife than in this life. In real life I would have had to put on a jacket, go to a musical instruments store and get a floor tom which could be $200. I got one right away and for free! No having to put on a jacket and go to a store and get one.

Allan Holdsworth. That's fusion drumming. The song, Letters of Marquee. That's a great song to play drums to. Jazz is mostly improvisation. I doubt I got it exactly 100% right. Who cares? There's no one listening except me anyways. Not that I know of.

There is technology where a webmaster can remotely see the VR player rendered in approximate full form avatar, not just the hands and head. One VR app called The Duplicates is like that. You go into a room, do whatever and then when it restarts, you stand at a remote point and see what you did. They are not even trying to hide that technology. It exists!

Paradiddle has 4 virtual worlds. The best one is the jazz lounge. The second best is the dojo for a more chill and relaxed vibe.

My drumming is between 2 and 3 out of 5.

1 - beginner

2 - proficient

3 - not bad at all

4 - playing at local bars

5 - Live at Budokan!

As I was throwing out my old bedsheet replacing it with a new one, the demi joint fell out of the old bedsheet. It was on the side of the bed, trapped in one of many incidental folds. 

I smoked some of it in a pipe. It was shake and not bud. You could taste it right away. If you haven't smoked for a month and you smoke a shake joint, that will do it. 

"Sheeeeeeet, it's Friday night, and I'm stoned again!"  Stephen King 

I'll give Into the Radius and Tactical Assault whish has the last ten letters in common with the phrase, sexual assault which is quite discomforting. 

Overlooking that, it seems like a top seller. It's really not as good as Arizona Sunshine. But what the hell. It's free. 

Into The Radius is awful. Into THe radiuS = ITHS = sh*t 

I have a massive psychological problem that I want to discuss. A couple of them. 

One is I have an eidetic memory and the curse of that is an encyclopedic knowledge of names of porn stars over the decades going back to the 80s. Sometimes I see a name, what the hell, this name, that name, I'm not going to get into it. I feel an intrusive and unwanted thought,  "Hey, that's the name of some porn star. Ugh! Why do I have to think that constantly?" 

I wonder if I have brain damage. 

Whenever I wonder if I had brain damage, I think of Emily Carr. She was in England in 1895 and she thought that she had brain damage so much so that she checked into a sanitorium. She talked to one of the female patients about this and the patient said,  "Brain damage nothing. You have a tongue sharp enough to mow the lawn. 

Well, it could be worse. At least I don't have an encyclopedic knowledge of porn names that goes back to the 1930s. How wretched would that be? 

The other psychological problem is that women seem to think I'm queer. That's because I'm good looking and am never seen with a woman. A woman on the TV show Matlock recently said that she doesn't trust men who are attractive but unattached hinting at some psychological problem. She says that like it's a bad thing! The settings of the physics of this dimension can bring about such insufferable energy jangles and therefore does a number on everyone. 

I'm really looking forward to the afterlife. I hope I make it to heaven. I hope that I pass my life review. Passing it is critical to making it to heaven. 

One lady used the word "goofy". Another lady uses the word "ferries" and "fruitflies" and "bugs" often. And another lady used the word "broccoli" and "fruit". 

For anyone who knows, these words are lexicon used in the homosexual underworld. 

These words, as intense and pressing as they are in the English language and cracker culture, with other languages and cultures, those words are completely irrelevant. 

I'm not queer. I once spoke with a neighbour in the hotel who was actually queer. I told him that I think women think that I am queer. He said that he didn't think so because a queer would hang around other queers and often. 

I am 100% hetero. I'm not even bi. 

If those ladies think I'm queer, I'd say, "Don't ever lose that imagination." 

This town is just awful. Some of the women are just awful. 

If those ladies think I'm queer, I don't see it as a insult because some of the best people are queers. They live with honour and thoughtfulness. Unlike some people who aren't queer. 

Its not all women. It's just these three women. These three women in particular are all boring, flakes and squares. Flakey. Spinny. Not really worth knowing and not missed at all when I don't see them. 

Tuesday, December 2, 2025 

The United States struck a lot of little motorboats in Venezuela who were allegedly and ostensibly drug traffickers. 

If the States strikes down a hundred of those little motorized fishing boats, they will then have wiped out the entire Venezuelan navy. 

Dawn of Jets VR, free run. Take out the boats with rockets, bombs, machine gun bullets. 

Why not? 

Be like US Defense Secretary Pistol Pete Hegseth, "Kill them all!"  Again, why not? 

The good news: I got Flight Unlimited for a substantial discount. $27 base price, $30.23 with tax from $41 base price, $45 with tax. A $15 savings. 

The bad news: I got Iron Riot for $3 base price, $3.37 with tax and it was kinda crap, I should have known, for that price. I requested and was declined a refund even though I did not keep the app for more than two weeks nor did I play it for more than 15 minutes. Those developers have absconded with my $3.37. You know what? I'll survive! 

Iron Riot has similar awesome cartoon graphics as Crimen VR. 

The set up is the player is strapped into a robot similar to the "Get away from her, you b*tch!" robot in the movie Aliens. The player has to fend off these milticolored spherical robots with silver conical metallic drills protruding from them. Push them into the moat guining the robot with the teleport thumbstick. There is no real way to move the arms of the robot. At all. That's it. Very limited. Shallow learning curve. F*cked. $3 down the drain. There are free apps better than this. Hell Horde VR, Dark VR, these two apps are way better than this $3 highway robbery rip off monstrosity. 

Lament for $3.37 gone completely down the drain. Not really, I still have a product, an embarrassment of riches, which is in my VR library. 

I've paid more than that in tips at times. Oh well. But I did get the $15 savings. Hopefully the developers will use that $3 to go on developing future apps. Don't give up in your dream! 

I hope that Flight Unlimited doesn't rate in the impossible level. I realize that all apps have a learning curve and a certain modicum of challenge. Sure. If it's like, impossible, I would be absolutely crestfallen. 

I did get past the first mission of landing the plane, one year after I got Flight 74. The second mission is to pursue the drug dealer, but his plane blows up, so the pilot, you, have to fly back and land again this time going through rings to do it. 

The trick is to know where the flaps, landing gear and throttle are without looking. If you look even for a few seconds, that throws the plane completely off course. Keep your eyes on the sky in front of you. 

Completing the second or else third mission opens Free Play where a person fly where ever. Flight 74 is from TAs Developers, same as Flight Unlimited. So I hope that Flight Unlimited isn't as pain in the @ss as Flight 74. Playing Flight 74 is like extracting a tooth from an angry grizzly bear using only a toothpick and a Q-tip. 

I'm guessing that Flight Unlimited won't have all the planes all ready at one like AR Planes. With every single other aviation VR app, a player has to complete missions or whatever to earn enough currency to get more planes. The first plane is free of course. 

Flight Unlimited has the Hercules C - 130. That plane can carry 4 Sherman tanks in its hold. It's a heavy duty lifting machine. It's the Percheron horse of airplanes and I already paid for the app! As soon as I complete some gruelling tedious missions at worst or absolutely fun missions at best, then I will get to fly the Lockheed Hercules C - 130. Can you imagine me flying the Hercules C - 130 in VR? Can I imagine me flying the Hercules C - 130 in VR? It's next level. It's rendered in spackking high definition, intensely photorealistic. I saw the trailer and had a nerd spasm. It was that good! 

Flight Unlimited VR has the Grumman Goose which, when I looked had the seaplane pontoons. But the plane was on a land based runway. At least Simple Planes has that right. For seaplane, Simple Planes VR offers a water takeoff. However, the Grumman Goose is an amphibious plane. 

FUVR also offers the Douglas DC - 3. This is the plane that Indiana Jones flew in the Temple of Doom. The plane that crashed in the mountain in India. Imagine me flying that. 

"Have you ever flown a plane?" 

"How hard can it be? Altitude, speed, fuel, fuel, fuel." Temple of Doom

The F/A-18 Hornet is available on Flight Unlimited. That plane would take 5 - 7 minutes to travel from Victoria to Vancouver at top speed which is incredibly fast. 

The B-2 Spirit bomber is also available. That happens to be a $2 billion airplane! 

A couple of weeks ago, on November 19, one of my neighbours was going through some medical distress, spazzing out. He was in the hallway for the longest time, leaning against a wall with only his hands, as he was facing the wall leaning forward. Gibbering incoherently. 

The paramedics showed up. A male and a female paramedic. At one point, I said to the female paramedic, something along the lines of, "Nurse, his room door is left open."

She said,  "That's alright."

The next day was the first game of the all female hockey team, The Vancouver Golden-eyes. The first person to score the first goal ever was Sarah Nurse. 

That's a coincidence. 

Discretion is the better part of valor. 

How to do a backflip, the cheater way. 

I saw a football player do this after scoring a touchdown. 

Do a cartwheel, then do a modified cartwheel with the body turned 45 degrees and the legs landing at 45 degrees too. Then the next one, do an aerial cartwheel but this time, the body and the legs go at a full 90 degrees. Since you already have the momentum of the first two cartwheel, you are already in the zone so the momentum should allow for a third cheater aerial cartwheel gainer which is a backflip with the legs straight up in the air. I need to be able to doo that with two loghtsabers. One in each hand. Then I'll be a half Jedi knight. A full Jedi knight can do a backflip and a front flip holding a light saber in each hand. 

"You will be a Jedi, Ani, I promise."  Michael Jackson to Anakin Skwlywalker, AI generated Michael Jackson Star Wars Disco song 

I'm watching the movie Tron Ares in snippets. There doesn't seem to be any kind of story to it at all. 

Due to torpor of the mind, the movie appears to me as a slideshow, one image after another with the absence of any interconnected story even in the slightest. 

What little I did get was that the original run of new Trons only lasted 29 minutes and then disintegrated, fooling investors. Overvalued stocks are nothing new. What was needed was a permanence code. Turns out that Eve Kim had the permance code. The neutron new Tron had to look for this person to retrieve the code. 

The permance code. A species lasts about ten million years. A permanence code spliced into future transhumanist designer genetic sequencing could extend the human species time on Earth or where ever to 20 million years. What if the code was to be developed in 2027?

I can imagine a classroom in the year 15 million something. The science teacher speaks to the class, saying,  "Our species, the human species was supposed to go extinct in the year ten million due to genetic drift. However, a permanence code developed in the year, what, fricking 2027, has extended our species lifetime to where we are now in the year fifteen million whatever."  

Things don't work that way. No calendar goes to the year fifteen million. Calendars reset themselves to zero once every few hundred to every few thousand years. 

I'll try to make it through to the rest of the slideshow. 

Fear of the future has lead to me having torpor of the mind. 

It's not the same as fast burning anxiety. Fear of the future is a slow perpetual grinding intellectual fear. 

Fear of the future has led me to think that since I've come up with answers that a lot of other people never had, that should earn me to have one wish granted and that wish would be to have an early reprieve. I wish God could give me an early reprieve for the answers that I have come up with that no one else had. 

A lot of these people who didn't come up with the answers that I have had otherwise wanted and early reprieve and they got one. I don't think that it's right that for the answers I have come up with and for my earnest desire for an early reprieve, it's a raw deal that I wasn't granted an early reprieve from God. 

I wrote a letter specifically about this to the Catholic Church. 

These are the answers I listed that I wrote to the CC that I said that I wish God can give me an early reprieve for 

- linear time is an illusion. Time travel is time experienced on an objective level. All is happening simultaneously. The afterlife works in this time dynamic. Time is an algorithm.

- this dimension and the afterlife each has a very different set of ohysics

- the one Planck second as the shell or entirety download time of the singularity download. The area one enters at the Autumn Carnival is also the same area which people exit the Carnival. 

- wrong. The afterlife has the same set of physics. Just faster. This dimension is 5G broadband. The afterlife is 1 TB broadband. Differences are 

- instead of walking there is teleporting. 

- instead of talking, there is telepathy

- colors in over a hundred primary colors, not secondary or tertiary colors on the artists color wheel. 

- music sounds better. 

- The Earth has 11 octaves, the sfterliflife has over 100 octaves. 

- The Earth has 16th note variations. The afterlife has 128th note variations. And schools of music are extended. Instead of rock, jazz, classical etc in 11 octaves and in 16th notes at most, imagine all that in over 100 octaves and in up to 128 note variations. 

128th note variations on the nigh hat with wire brush drumsticks would sound incredible but in this dimension, that would be just too much because of the high latency of this relatively slow 5G reality compared to the 1T broadband reality of the afterlife. 

- On Earth, the most loudest we can hear is 120 decibels. Past that is the threshold of pain. Urban legend or not, government agents used to visit nightclubs with decibel meters to test that speakers weren't too loud. In the afterlife, a person can hear the equivalent of ten thousand decibels and not have their eardrums burst  which would make heavy metal sound really good. 

- On Earth, we can only see light of a certain brightness, lumens. In the afterlife, a person can see thousands of lumens and not fry the optic nerve. 

The Catholic Church said that life is a circle that must be fully honored from the cradle to the end of life. That is the answer. That means no early reprieve. 

If God does give me an early reprieve soon, then I would miss Flight Unlimited VR which I plopped down $30 for. 

I love Heather more than life itself. I would be willing to die for her so I could be with her again in the afterlife. I won't kill myself but if God gives me an early reprieve. 

Today, while sweeping at the Courthouse, a crazy meth girl just stood there and dumped out half a bag of popcorn twists and then threw the bag on the ground a short distance away. At least it was popcorn twists and not grenades. 

You can't rationalize the irrational. 

The One BC Party may be the most controversial political Party currently in BC politics yet. They have two seats in the Legislature out of 93. 

Well, 2 out of 93 ain't bad. 

On Monday, December 1, the One BC Party showed a screening at the Legislature called Making A Killing which is about how they believe that the residential schools either didn't happen at all or were exaggerated in their claims and that Native reconciliation is about milking money off the government. 

I would watch the documentary with curiosity, intrigue and a grain of salt. Come kn, there are thousands or else millions of Natives who went through some undeniable trauma. Could that trauma be used as an endless ruse to extract money from the government? Who knows? That wouldn't be unusual. Lots of special interest groups from all kinds of cultures, even some cultures that most pople have never heard of, claim some kind of trauma as a vector to attain some kind of renumeration. Heck, the government itself is a ruse to extract money off the government. 

Making is Killing is another Canadian documentary like Blackfish and Farley Mowat's A Whale For The Killing. And Helen Caldicott's If You Love This Planet. 

Well, I guess the One BC Party shouldn't be and I guess wouldn't be counting on the First Nations vote the next time the election happens. 

The Leader Dallas Brodie makes speeches about chancing reconciliation in the Legislature and organized a rally at the local University until the Police specifically told her to leave. And she is an MLA. 

The Natives in Canada are getting to be like the Natives of Hawaii. Although the US government is really in power over the Hawaiian Islands, the vast majority of the time, the Natives of Hawaii get their way and their culture is just as visible if not more visible as the trappings of American and Western culture on those tropical islands. 

The Natives in Canada are very spiritual and have an intense form of spirituality. 

Canada's pockets are deep. And the pockets are about to get deeper as Canada has a stake in placer mining in the moon when Elon Musk builds a colony there. The moon has platinum and silver deposits and entire streams and deep rivulets of flowing green cheese and rennet. Green cheese isn't green. It's the industry term of fresh made cheese. 

Canada would make a fortune on the cheese alone. 

Silver, platinum and cheese would be the top three export products from the moon. 

Although, if Natives see the documentary, I think that Dallas Brodie MLA would probably get scalped. Hopefully Natives don't find out about the documentary. I really hope that the MLA and Party Leader doesn't get scalped. As a citizen, one would wish well of any politician. She won't get scalped. Not with the Police watching over all of society. 

The long suffering Natives have had to endure enough indignities. 

Holy smokes. It's on YouTube. I'll give it a watch and leave a review here. I think it's going to be more conspiracy theory alternative revisionist history clap trap. 

This has got to be the worst assault on the better sensibilities of the First Nations community since the release of the Dick Twang Band Album, Lysol Rap feasting singer, Elvis Manywounds. The Natives were so enraged that they visited every store that sold that blasphemous CD and demanded that every copy be taken off the shelves. But like Making A Killing, the entire thing is in YouTube. 

The worst since the Dick Twang band and WP Kinsella. The Natives found his writings of WP Kinsella to be extremely and even profoundly racist. His book, The Miss Hobbema Beauty Pageant didn't help. I mean, just the title sounds kinda racist. 

Crazy Native urban legends have been the lingua franca or else the coin of the Realm in Canada for years. There was a story that the Queen of England abducted five Native children. This was advanced by crazy Native Catholic Priest Kevin Annette who also claimed that the Royal family was cannibals. All without a shred of proof. 

The Vatican would approve of this documentary. 

The documentary Making A Killing said that Native Chief Phil Fontaine was the first one to claim abuse from the Catholic run residential school. 

The curious timing is, that this is about a year after Minister Kevin Annette of the First United Church in Vancouver talked about how the Queen of England had supposedly absconded with five Native children. The Protestant Queen. 

So in some kind of quid pro quo, the story was advanced about system-wide abuse at Catholic run schools. 

So this looks like a case of I'll see you a set of Protestant Royal abductions and I'll raise you system-wide abuse from Catholic-run schools. It's like the Reformation meets Little Big Man. 

That's not very ecumenical. 

It gets to be a point of pride as an argument emerges as to which Church had done the Natives worse. 

Catholic clergyman: "My Church didn't f*ck the Natives over as much as your Church did."

Protestant clergy: "Oh no, our Church sure did f*ck the Natives over as much as your Church did."

I'm not sure that this is the kind of argement that the New Testament would have encouraged. 

That kind of argument can happen anywhere in the world.  

- "Our Church didn't f*ck the Africans over as much as your Church did." 

- "Oh no...." 

I watched part of the documentary but fell asleep as I was watching the documentary early in the morning, past midnight. 

Dallas Brodie does bring up a lot of cogent points. She said that she was formerly a defense lawyer. 

The video is about the principle of habeus corpus and empirical evidence. Where is it indeed? In Law, there is direct evidence, circumstantial evidence and hearsay evidence. 

The video is about a cottage industry that profits off of a single perspective agenda driven narrative of history. 

The video talks about the Natives who get a lot of money in payouts. Billions. But where does it all go? A Native person asked PM Mark Carney a question. The Natiive said that while Carney boasts of all these Native reservations who have their boil water advisory lifted, he lives in some area that hasn't had the boil water advisory lifted for thirty years. 

And Canada really honest to God believes that it is a first World country. 

The money goes nowhere. As the British say, the problem with the sudden equal distribution of wealth is that a month later, the money would wind up in the original places. 

The video talks about Dallas Brodie herself. 

I intellectually respect White culture or European culture a lot more than Native culture, that's for sure. 

The Europeans have literature, architecture, technology. 

The Natives had language, they had society, they had culture, but they didn't have civilization. While other cultures a few hundred years ago were at point 5 on the Kardashev scale, the Natives were at point 2. The Natives were never as technologically advanced as the Europeans and the Chinese, not even near it prior to colonialization and the Natives know that you know that they know that. And the Natives resent it. 

The Natives talk about stolen land. In my case, I was brought here as a child without adult informed consent. I don't know if as an adult, I would have chosen to come to Canada. China, where I come from is now way way more futuristic and technologically advanced. I'd be in a country where I am one of the racial majority. If I had a million dollars, I'm not sure that I would opt to be in Canada if I had an option. A person can only talk about their individual situation. 

I've always thought that Canada was a second rate flunky to the United States anyways. 

Feudalism as people are chattel still exists. A person can't move to another, better country and just stay there. There's visas, and overstay. A person is basically the property of whatever sh*t hole country they live in. Even though I was born in China, because of lack of papers, I can't go back to China and just stay there. I'm stuck in this backwater country where I'm a visible minority and a country with all this weird indigenous issues bullsh*t for life. Ha, talk about a captive audience. Some strange bureaucratic set-up. 

An European living in Europe would be in the catbirds seat. That person is a racial majority in their own country without all this niggling peripheral indigenous Crap nipping at their heels. If I was White, I'd drop Canada like a hot potato and move to Europe. 

There's two types of people anywhere. 

1. If they had a million dollars, they would still stay in their country where they live. 

2. If they had a million dollars, they'd be outta here! 

I belong to the latter group and not the former. 

I completely applaud Dallas Brodie for her courage to speak truth to power even though she is in the constellations of power herself. In the echelons of power. 

"Speak truth to power. Ha! Power has no need for truth." Vikings, Television series

Well, likewise, truth has no need for power. 

Dallas Brodie should be given a Juno Award for this documentary. 

Supply and demand is what drives the chain of economic revenue and commerce. When you pay money, you get a product. If you pay money you send a signal that there's a demand for such product and more is produced. 

What product is the White people getting for generating funds to an allegedly ostensibly traumatized people because a lot getting the money are getting money for something that happened to their grandparents and not them. Anyways, when you pay money to a mewling, caterwauling people, what you will wind up getting is more mewling and more caterwauling. Just as when you pay money to panhandlers, what product are you getiing? More panhandling as they will then decide to just park themselves there what, for the next two decades. When you give money to panhandlers, the product you are getting is more panhandling. 

The opportunity cost of these payments is a lower standard of life for everyone else. 

No matter how much money is given, they will always have their hand out. 

The money goes to a strange witch doctor system of hierarchical arrangement where the Chief and the inveterate medicine man gets 85% of the money. The rest is pieced off. What can you expect from an indegenous tribe just seven generations removed from the stone age? 

What huge payouts are given out, are entered into a ton dien where the last surving member gets all the money. That's why a lot of Natives go missing and murdered. 

Anytime you give poor people who never worked a day in their life and never wanted to work a day in their life a lot of money, that's a recipe for disaster. There's no such thing as a free lunch. 

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 

I have had a slight micro itch feeling in my left nostril for two hours that won't go away. I'm thinking it might flare up into something major and I'll be dead in a few months. Hopefully not. I wonder what it is. Blowing the nose and pinching too hard could do it. A doctor always tries to link any ailment with some action that occurred. 

Doctor it hurts whenever I do this. Then stop doing that. 

The Natives were and are expert in plants and herbs and they knew how to heal themselves from sometimes complex ailments with the use of herbal remedies. 

Another chapter of the tumultuous Court intrigues world of local politics has unfolded as BC Conservatives Leader John Rustad has been declared 'professionally incapacitated' which is unprecedented less than glowing terms. Such terse language. And just before Christmas which is cold comfort indeed especially since it was John Rustad who founded the BC Conservatives Party, the blood-sport of politics, but at least he gets to collect his Leader's pension. 

Elenore Sturko probably had something to do with it. 

Elenore Sturko sits near, right behind MLA Dallas Brodie in the Legislature. 

Most recently, during a Legislative Session, Dallas Brodie was speaking in the Legislature and Elenore Sturko said something audible but indistinguishable but whatever it was that she said, Dallas Brodie heard it. She wheeled, and turned to Elenore Sturko and said, "Are you the Speaker of the Hiuse? Excuse me. I mean, Are you the Speaker of the House?" 

Elenore Sturko raised both arms which seemed to say two things,  "I'm surprised that you would act this way because what I said wasn't that big of a deal." and  "Yeah! I'm right here! Bring it on! Let's go!" 

Elenore Sturko is ex RCMP, but Dallas Brodie was a defense lawyer. Both work for the judicial branch of government. In terms of rank, a lawyer and a cop can give each other a run for their money. 

A lawyer is very dangerous. During testimony, a lawyer testified that his client experienced multiple personalities. Outside the Courthouse, a protestors yelled at the lawyer, saying,  "Which of your muliptle personalities did you display during the Court trial?" 

The lawyer said,  "See you inside."  That could be code that the lawyer could arrange for that protestors to be inside the Courthouse, in the docks, no less. 

I always thought that John Rustad was a good Leader. But what the public thinks and what political insiders who actually work in politics is different. 

John Rustad got booted out? What happened there? 

The entire Province of British Columbia must be in shock because of this recent news. 

If I were to venture a guess as to why John Rustad got voted out as Leader it's because so many Conservative MLAs have left in such a short time. A hemorrhaging of MLAs, and avalanche of MLAs. With 93 seats, with the Conservatives having 42 seats and with 8 Conservatives MLAs having been fired or quit, about 1/5 of BC Conservatives MLAs left or were kicked out less than a year after the election. Thus, the much delighted Premier David Eby has gone from leading a minority government to leading a majority government. And how many more MLA exits are coming down the pike? 

Who knows if the new Leader Trevor Halford might not also be someone who would kick an MLA out of caucus on the slightest provocation especially with John Rustad as his handler? 

John Rustad was the founder of the Party. This give him a unique dynamic. 

Hamish Telford, poli-sci professor of Uvic said it is common for Leaders to resign after a caucus revolt. 

Stewart Prest poli-sci prof at UBC said it comes down to a difference between Law and politics. Under the Law, there was really no reason to kick him out. So the Conservative MLAs decided to use the Party pluribus citing professional incapacitation which was in the Partys Charter to oust their Leader. 

John Rustad said, he's not leaving. He got 71% approval rating in the last Leadership review and he is going on, on the strength of that. 

The Sleaker of the House Raj Chouhan is the one to decide who will be the Conservative Leader. As the strangest luck and timing would have it, Legislative Assembly ended yesterday, one day earlier than planned so we won't find out until February. This is just like a television series cliffhanger. I'm sure the entire Province wants to pick the brain of the Speaker of the House to find out who the next BC Conservatives Leader is. 

John Rustad announced that he is stepping down as Leader. 

Today, I completed Mission 3 on Flight 74 and thus opened the free play missions for the first time ever. I've had this apps for quite a few months. It is absolutely wonderful and surpasses all expectations. Free fly anywhere for as long as you want. There is only one plane and a few take off places, airports at different locations. Not bad. 

Life is full of surprises because up to this point, I just assumed that I would never complete mission 3 and get the free play. I figured it out. This plane like all vehicles has its own character and takes awhile to get used to. Once you do, the plane is yours. 

Friday, December 5, 2025

Life is overwhelming. I wish I could get an early reprieve. 

There is a VR app called Flight Deck. 

It is only one plane. A Cessna. 

The plane appears in either VR or in Mixed reality. So an airplane in wherever a person is sitting, their room. It is very detailed. Most VR plane apps have a five point check at most. Magneto, Fuel Connection, Electricity connection, Turn on switch, Throttle, landing gear, flaps. This app has quite a lot more point checks. It is most detailed but without it actually being a flight simulator as the disclaimer says. 

The VR mode looks primitive and crude. Not as good as Dawn of Jets and Flight Unlimited. Not even close. The asking price for this monstrosity and anomaly is $28 plus tax. I've never seen a VR app at that price with no reviews. 

Their write up is naeky and snide. It goes, "Now you can enjoy flying a Cessna in your room without cringy posters on your wall. 

Really? 

That's the same kind of energy as when the BC Conservatives presumed that John Rustad was supposedly 'professionally incapacitated'. Snide and snarky. 

For them presupposing that any prospective client has cringy posters in their wall, I won't get that app.

It seems like a crude and clinical app compared to the rock and roll pacing of Dawn of Jets and World War One and World War Two airplane. 

There is very little articles and write ups about this app, if any. There are no people who would even bother reviewing this app on YouTube as I haven't seen any videos. This app is probably a front for a money laundering scam. 

Today, I went and got a Combo Annual Pass at the Royal BC Museum. This includes an IMAX annual pass. I want to see how real IMAX compares to VR IMAX which is available on the BigScreen VR in the Arc Max theatre. Thwts my go to theatre. 

For old movies like Fantasia 1940, I would opt for the spectral Grand Cinema. It's not just an old school movie theatre, The Grand Cinema is a very old school theatre. Not your parents theatre, think more like great grandparents theatre. 

The part I like most about the museum is the hold rooms in the pirate ship. They were common crew quarters. Furnishings were sparse, even spartan. 

Spartan fare for a tartan queer lol. 

Anyways, my room in my hotel is like one of the crew quarters. I have television, a tablet and VR goggles for entertainment. 

Their items of entertainment were displayed. There was a sewing kit, a checkers game, a candle with a pen and paper, a recorder which is a woodwind instrument, and a cup with two dice. Deck of cards. 

Those were non electrical forms of entertainment. 

The museum had a white Anemone that looked like white fluff. It reminded me of mink coats of the British Royal Family of the 1930s. 

This morning, I thought of Emily Carr yet again as I decided that I might have brain damage. I get intrusive and unwanted thoughts all the time, all the time, and these thoughts have convinced me that I have brain damage. Douglas Bloch and Emily Carr would say that I don't have brain damage. 

When a person is over fifty, they have memories of weird trahy articles read 40 years ago or more. The logic is that there's nothing wrong with having a memory a few weeks old or a couple of years old at most. But if a person can still remember really weird sh*t from what, fricking 45 years ago?! And it isn't salient cogent knowledge. It's the most salacious prurient, dissolute knowledge. 

At the rock and roll display at the museum, there was a sticker from the old times, 40 years ago. It reads,  "I will meditate And then I will destroy the World." What kind of knowledge is that? 

The intrusive thoughts usually revolve around weird crap read in articles in porn magazine from 40 years ago. It's not the kind of person that I want to be or the thoughts that I necessarily want to have! These thoughts are sometimes painful. 

This is an example of a person who is scared of their own shadow. 

That's why I think of Emily Carr, of when she was in England in 1895, every day. 

Well, if you ever have these stupid intrusive unwanted thoughts so frequently that you think you might have brain damage, you're not alone. 

At the museum, there was the rock and roll display. Snotty Nose Rez Kids were featured and there was also a Native display with it and I looked at the Native display and felt love for it. The Natives indeed people of all Nationalities are people who are loved. 

The documentary, For the Killing mentioned that street names are being changed to First Nations names. Illegible names with numerical digits, reverse E's and apostrophes strewn all over the place. It has a very beautiful and stylized look. It's hell for people reporting incidents to first responders. What street are you on? 

Skuxw7' How do you think that's pronounced? That's Salish. I mean, really. 

The Native language doesn't have alveolar fricatives or else the 'sh' sound. So passion is pounced passin' and fishing is pronounced fissing. The word b*tch is pronounced bits. 

In Hong Kong, for instance, Street names are written in Chinese with English equivalents written along with the street sign, Tsim Sha, Nathan Road, Lanyard Road, etc etc.

In Vancouver, write the Native name and then along with it, the English equivalent. 

As far back as three decades ago, some street signs in Vancouver particularly in the Chinatown started having Chinese writing, and then in the East Indian shopping areas, street signs with East Indian script started appearing. 

At the Museum, there are no Native artifacts. The artifacts were all returned to their respective tribes. Sokme of those artifacts were worth a fortune. The 150 year old Native mask in perfect condition. It looked spectacular. That would be worth a fortune. 

Since there is a kibosh on OG Native artifacts, what about replicas? Then the Natives would deem that to be cultural appropriation. The next best answer would be replicas made under Native supervision and approval. Those artifacts are very beautiful and I'm sure people wouldn't mind seeing that. 

Or exhibits could be part of a traveling exhibit. These exhibits go on tour and then are returned to their Native tribes. 

The ROM Royal Ontario Museum and the Royal Tyrell Museum in Alberta presumably have their First Nations museum displays. 

Whether the museum has Native displays or not, life hates a vacuum and so the museum will either have this thing or else that thing for an exhibit. 

The museum is at a quandary. The Natives didn't like the profusion of European based dioramas because the Natives regarded that as vestiges of colonialism. But then they didn't like their OG artifacts being displayed there too. Only in BC. What a Province. Ontario and Alberta don't seem to suffer such indignities. 

Some people you just can't please. Fickle. 

The museum seems to be a shell of its former self. Yet the annual pass price has gone up. Paying more and more for less and less. It is the Canadian way. 

The museum could be turned into a National Geographic style museum of anthropology. Show exhibits from all places except for Canada European pioneers and Nstives. So the musuem would have stuff from China, Africa, South America, Russia, etc etc 

At the rock and roll display, there was a drum set, no drum sticks. I sat behind the drum set. Any music of Allan Holdsworth is music that is all improvisational drums. A person can improvise and play the drums like Animal on the Muppets. I did! At least I think I did. 

Allan Holdsworth, Letters of Marquee, that music is a drummers improvisational playground. 

Another song I like to play the drums to all the time is the live version of Frank Gamble, Spending Sunday with You. That is one of the best drum music ever. Ever. 

I decided to take the day off today because I upgraded to 600 mg capsules of Ashwagandha from 300 mg gummies. 

London Drugs withania somnifera gummies Jamieson 300 mg - $30

WalMart goli brand Ashwagandha gummies - $19

Rexall drugs, webber natural either gummies or capsules $18.49 gummies 300mg, capsules 600 mg. For the same price, I naturally opted for the capsules. 

Are these extra strength. I took one and again, got that pilled out tranqued out fake yawn clinical feeling and I had a morning nap. 

Just too wiped out to work. 

I did pull out a few weeds here and there. Such small tasks and minute moves like that can beautify a city. 

 

The News said that a US agency said that Europe is in danger of 'civilizational erasure' which is the most ridiculous phrase I've of heard of in recent times since 'professionally incapacitated'. 

What does it mean? 

That's assuming that Europe has a civilization to begin with. It barely has one. 

Housing crisis, food insecurity, massive unemployment, street disorder, frequent strikes against the government and Europe is a calico cat patchwork of different languages. Go three hundred miles in any direction and you're hearing a different language. That's a civilization? 

The US said that? Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. It isn't exactly shingles and shinola States side. Every culture leaves something to be desired. That's the ghastly wretched settings of this dimension. But it also includes lasagna! 

A civilization that's running on all four cylinders heck, all twelve cylinders would look like the pristine cities of Le Corbusier where there is no unemployment, no street disorder, all housing is five star hotel level and intensely affordable, no street disorder, no illicit drug use or even tendency or inclination to use drugs as people otherwise have something a lot better going on in their life. And everyone would be able to understand one another. No language barriers. 

"If all the castles were made of gingerbread, and the moats were flowing with mulberry wine." Tyrion Lannister, Game of Thrones 

There is such a realm that exists. It's called the afterlife, that's if one, be it human or animal or even plant, passes their life review and makes it to heaven. There are as many heavens as there are people. Each person goes to a place that they resonate with and although its a vibe realm that makes them comfortable, other people might deem it to be a kind of hell. 

"I would rather rule in hell than to serve in heaven." William Blake 

Life is full of surprises. Today I got AirPort Security, Christmas Airport. Less than $8 with tax. Worth it. Beautiful Christmas airport. 

Being an airport security guard checking in passengers at the Departures Lounge. There is no set up for Arrivals in this app. There is another Airport Security app, the same app developer that produced Nightclub Security. I got one security guard app. That's good enough. 

Claire Newell on Global News travel said that it is often a good idea to not be so cheap and spend a little more and enjoy yourself. Often paying a little more brings a lot more luxury. Paying a little less can bring a lot more cheap atmosphere etc. 

So I decided to go for the Christmas edition DLC  of airport security. It's worth the money. Gorgeous graphics. Very festive. It's a present to myself. 

Back to the Future is on at IMAX. I can see that for free on my VR. Go to Arc Max and try to dig up a medium resolution copy of that movie for free. For some reason just about all old movies are available either on 

- Internet archive

- Dailymotion

- bilibili

- a Russian free movie site 

Back to the Future is about time travel. After the movies, of course the children will ask their parents,  "Is time travel possible?" or else, "What is the nature of time?" 

Very few parents would be able to explain it like I would. 

"Time is an algorithm, a dynamic, a modality. Einstein said that everything is in fact, happening simultaneously and that linear time is a illusion. How can this be? That's because linear time is subjective but time travel itself is objective. 

Sometimes they cancel each other out. A time travel trip to the future returned from yesterday is a past event. And a time travel trip to the past that's happening tomorrow is a future event. In this particular instance, the future is the past and the past is the future.

Linear time without time travel has no definition. 

Time travel without linear time has no structure. 

The two strangely depend on one another as they are extensions of one another. 

Ghosts in the afterlife operate on this dynamic. Also ghosts operate under a set of physics that is like 1T broadband to us operating in high latency 5G broadband. That's what is called ghost protocol. That's called Andromedan protocol. 

As for there being proprietary technology in existence that can travel through time like Marty Mcfly, I'm sorry kids. That just isn't possible. That would create the bootstrap paradox and the grandfather theory and like Ghostbusters, it would result in every single molecule in the Universe exploding at the speed of light. You might be able to work with that, but I sure couldn't! There is no such thing as a time machine." 

I doubt that any parents would be able to explain the movie Back to the Future to their progeny as well as that. Basically no, a time machine isn't possible. 

The parent could then say, "I can't afford to get you a DeLorean but what about a Madrid brand cruiser style wide deck skateboard exactly the style that Marty Mcfly had? I could afford to get you that. Madrid brand is notoriously difficult to find but Santa Cruz skateboards which is only like the Mercedes Benz of skateboards cruiser style skateboards are not difficult to find. Any skateboard shop in any town carries Santa Cruz cruiser style skateboards." 

I had to, just had to get A Charlie Brown Christmas pinball table on Pinball FX VR. Even when I was a child I got Charlie Brown Christmas presents like the Charlie Brown encyclopedia with Snoopy. It was a hardcover book. $9. What the heck. Best way to spend $9. There were other pinball tables for sale. I wouldn't even try to get them. Can't afford it. Although, there are two Williams tables Monsters. $10 Ameeican but probably $14 Canadian. Forget it. Whatever. I feel a kind of personalization and derealization. 

I also got the new Alice In Wonderland DLC on Walkabout Mini Golf for $5. Oh my, I'm really looking forward to this. 

Matlock was eating lasagna on last nights episode. That gives me an idea. Stovetop lasagna. 

Now for pies, one adds a layer of grated cheese at the bottom to keep the pie shell from sticking. 

You don't need to do that with stovetop lasagna but you can't put the pasta lasagna noodle on the bottom, as it will burn. 

To start with, cook up some spaghetti sauce with ground beef. Spaghetti sauce is garlic then add ground beef, then ground Italian spices, then tomato sauce and bay leaves are a must. Add some sugar too. But not too much. On the bottom of the pot, one inch layer of pasta sauce, then a layer of pre-cooked lasagna noodles, then more pasta sauce and a layer of grated mozzarella cheese do this for two more layers and then top with grated cheese, mozzarella and parmesan. Put lid on. Cook. That should do it. You can make a really deep lasagna that would take two days to eat. 

Tonight, I felt a massive anxiety attack that lasted for about a hour. I hadn't taken Ashwagandha for 12 hours. This new dosage is stronger so I thought I'd wait longer until the next dose. 

Sudden Ashwagandha withdrawal can cause what is called rebound anxiety however, there is nothing in the plant's endemic chemical structure that would cause that. Adaptogens only take anxiety away, they never add anxiety so whatever anxiety was already there. 

One person said that they had been taking Ashwagandha for 20 years. Do I have to take it for 20 years? Ashwagandha is supposed to be taken for two months and then rest a month or two and then go back on it. Otherwise it can cause liver damage. Don't take it steadily. So his 20 year use could have been a pattern of 20 years of two months on and two months off. 

I still kind of feel fear. I have to remember that because of the amount of and because of the intensity of some of my Royal Dreams, I have to know that the British Royal Family is looking out for me somehow. 

I see the number 111 often and every day. Every. Single. Day. A Royal ghost is haunting me majorly. 

I see the number 111 even when I play VR which means that they are powerful enough to follow me even into the world of virtual reality. How could Royal ghosts do that? They must be pretty powerful. 

"I'm Henry the Eight I am, Henry the Eight I am I am." Patrick Swayze, Ghost 

That movie teaches that there are indeed Royal ghosts that haunt persons. 

Whether it's real or not, it's better to believe a good delusion than a bad delusion because with a good delusion, either way you win. Is the British Royal Family leader joking out for me or would they even know about me? Who knows? 

The tragedy is a bad delusion especially if it's not true because nothing would be a more supreme waste of time than to be all afraid of something that is completely fictional, imaginary, made up, and completely in your head and nowhere else. Yet you really believe it! 

That's the limbic system, the reptilian underbrain. When it doesn't exactly have the facts, it will scramble and make stuff up. 

Yesterday, because of what I wrote about the Natives, I was shaking as I left the elevator of my hotel. 1. I sincerely believed that I was brain damaged. 2. The Natives want to scalp me. 

I walked out of my hotel and saw three Natives whom I've seen around lots in the neighborhood. They are among the best people in town. I were smiling and happy to see me. 

I smiled back but in my mind, I thought, "Whew! Thank God that they didn't scalp me on the spot right then and there." 

That's the kind of week I've been having. 

Could that be an example of the tragedy of labouring under a imaginary fear that doesn't exist? 

I took another high strength Ashwagandha an hour ago. I feel better. 

I love people of all Nationalities. We all have to struggle under the painfully basic settings of the physics of this dimension. 

If a person doesn't die young, chances are, they will go through some event that will break them. 

"You see, every man has a breaking point. You and I have one. Walt Kurtz has reached his and he has clearly gone insane." Apocalypse Now 

I had a breaking point as you might know, where my stomach felt like it had a hot steam iron and there were boulders rolling around in my head. 

That level of pain is unusual. That I survived it. I don't know. 

In the movie Bugonia, the CEO Emma Stone was put through a lot of voltage of electricity. Which led Jesse Plemons to say,  "No ordinary person could survive all that pain. I assumed you were one of the worker class. I now see that you are Royalty." or words to that effect. 

Sunday, December 7, 2025 

The high strength Ashwagandha. I can really feel it. It's like a driving force. 

Even hundreds of years before Christianity, there were religions that had something that died around the Winter Solstice and then came back to life a few days later. Total agrarian calendar. 

Easter. Who else has a death day where on some years, that person's death day is in March, on other years, that person's death day is in April. Again, total agrarian calender. Before Christianity, it was commemorated as the lunar month that was time to plant the crops. Farmers back then knew that plants respond to lunar cycles as much as solar cycles. 

When a plant is young and growing, it doesn't need moonlight at night. That's why Easter in the old days was the new moon. As the plant gets older, in the first thirty days, there is more moonlight at night to help it grow. Plants get photosynthesis from sunlight and they are sensitive enough to get photosynthesis from moonlight, from any light, that's why indoor greenhouse grow ops with their synthetic sunlight aka high pressure sodium lightbulbs can grow plants like hothouse tomatoes and begonias. 

Smurfs on Epic Roller Coaster VR. $15. 

Mulling it over due to the price. Looks spectacular. 

Anyone who has deep searing visceral memories of the Smurfs spanning over four decades ought to at least take one day to consider getting this level. 

Should I get it or not? 

It's $15 and the whole thing is over in four minutes. 

I hope that Unlimited Flight VR is good. Only about four days to go. 

The B- 2 Spirit bomber is on the same class as the B - 117 Raider and the B - 27 Nighthawk all of which are available in VR. 

The 117 and the 27 are available on AR Planes VR or else augmented reality Planes virtual reality. Good titles. Or AR could mean aerial reconnaissance. 

Reconnaissance nothing, some of those planes are like Rambo. They were built for onky one purpose. To kill. Period. 

I can't make it without my sweetness. 

I can't make it without the beautiful. 

Beautiful lady, beautiful Heather. 

Beautiful Heather, beautiful lady. 

I just can't make it without my sweetness. 

Anyone can see that. That's obvious to anyone. 

Monday, December 8, 2025 

My modem is dead. Or else Rogers shut off my internet. I've been overpaying $10 a month over the last two years. Still, I get cut off. 

Or it might be windy and a tree branch struck the line. But my friends who have Rogers Internet have their internet up and running. 

I might need a new modem. I get modem upgrades every few years. This is my third modem. I'm going to the cable office on Welfare Wednesday. 

Why then and not tomorrow? 

I piggybacked off of Dogwood free Wi-Fi. It's a government wi fi so it won't access porn. Who cares? 

I got on Dogwood wi fi at 7pm. 

My internet died at 1 pm. So for six hours I didn't know if I'd get Smurfs. 

I went to the bank at 3 pm and paid part of my cable bill, above what I paid last month. 

On my way to the bank, I saw a small Chinese boy run past me. He was wearing a blue coat and a white cap. That reminded me of a Smurf. It turned out to be an omen that I'd get the Smurfs Roller Coaster VR app although at the time I didn't believe it. I left the bank and was like Robin Williams in the movie One Hour Photo. I sat near the bank for three minutes with my head in my hand, not moving a muscle. I was crestfallen and mulling over the possible loss of the Smurfs on Epic Roller Coaster. 

On my way home, I saw a tall man wearing a yellow shirt. Yellow is angel color. 

Well, a few hours later, I remembered that some people in my hotel walked to the front area near the windows and got free wi fi all the time. So I thought I'd try it. 

Dogwood is 2G wi fi. Not even 3G. 

As a result, YouTube videos do not work at all. A two hour movie presumably takes 6 to 8 hours to buffer before being able to watch. 

But my installed apps that work offline? The ones I really really like? They work fine! They work really good once installed and using the in-device Snap dragon 4 processor. 

It runs on all 12 cylinders. YouTube? Not so much. It runs on 1 out of 12 cylinders. 

Hopefully it's just a tree branch or I could get a new modem. Rogers Cable has a bad reputation for double billing or negetive option billing. They will charge a month, heck, two months in advance. Technically, you don't really have to pay, but rich people who are policy wonks, perfectionists and completion is t's, usually pay. God damned Rogers and their underhanded business practices. 

Of course a person will pay, and see their balance down to $0 but two weeks later, not even a month later, some weird negative option billing bullsh*t charge will show up on an invoice. 

This inflates their IPO. They'll say they have a billion dollar company. What they won't mention is that it's based on $650 million in accounts received and $350 million in accounts receivable. Hyper, venal, sleazy, bonkers. 

The movie Tron Ares did metaphorically point out hyperinflated tech stocks. What are the chances of that in real life? 

I wish there was apps in either VR or Android tablet which is a modem. Pay as you go, no double billing, no negative option billing. The News encourages us to buy local. If buying local means subscribing to Rogers with their hyper venal billing practices, just forget buying local and buy some modem or router or repeater app from the States, a place that knows how to hustle and do business properly, that you can install. A repeater strengthens a weak WiFi signal. Theoretically, I can get a repeater for Dogwood WiFi. 

Dogwood WiFi is 3G and free. So now we get for free what we one time had to pay for. In the late 90s and 2000s people paid monthly for 3G internet. Downloading a movie was like 48 hours to download a 2 hour movie. 5G is way better obviously. 

Shaw was a lot better. Shaw was way better. No unexpected surprises, really good people. 

Had the ducks been all in a row, I would have gotten the Smurfs Roller Coaster DLC at 1:30 pm. With the modem having gone kaputz and me having quite a time trying to get an internet connection. When I cottoned on to the free government WiFi and had to slow install the DLC that I was able to get, it was around midnight when I was able to try to Smurf roller coaster app for the first time. 

Its a Royal conspiracy. Smurfs Roller Coaster DLC is my third Smurfs app and it involves a midnight ride. 

I had at the very least those three major Royal dreams and the third major Royal Dream of the bunch involved a midnight ride. 

God works overtime in life to remind me what He whispered to me in the night. 

1. Sort A Smurf VR

2. Smurfs Flower Defense VR

3. Smurfs Roller Coaster DLC VR - a midnight ride! Midnight Train to Georgia. 

Since my internet was cut off, I presume they won't be charging me for the time I don't get internet. So in the next two months, I will pay whatever amount a month and within one or two months, I should get my 5G internet again. Or else I'll visit Rogers on welfare chewuday along with my modem. They might want to issue me an upgraded modem. This happened before with Shaw. In fact I'm on my third cable company modem now. The first one was blue in colour. The last two were black in colour. 

I the next few days, I might get a sign saying, "Your modem is working again! Don't worry. It wasn't what you thought it was. Whatever it was. Plug it in again!" 

There was once a bizarre survey. It was about Telus. 

What do you think of Telus and even how often do you think of Telus. 

Telus and Rogers are hyper venal versions of Shaw. Shaw cable was mellow and always treated me fairly and Shaw Cable should get a Business Award from the Better Business Bureau. 

Telus and Rogers, not so much. They are arbitrary whim, negative option billing scary and should be avoided if at all possible. That's what I think of Telus. 

I tried Smurfs on Epic Roller coasters. $15. Worth it. Expecially if I am going to have it for life or at least for quite awhile. Total and complete Smurf vibes which reminds me of my trip to the Granville Island Toy Company which is a very yuppie, bourgeois, and very heavenly place. Intensely heavenly. 

The rides were fun, fast paced with lots and lots of Smurfs running around. No empty scenes devoid of people as seen in so many other VR apps. No no. 

Download speed is slow. My modem when it works, would download that game is about five minutes. Dogwood WiFi takes two hours to download a 5 GB app. 

Still better than my first ever tablet which took 14 hours to download a 1 GB app. 

I wonder how much storage Flight Unlimited VR would require. 

Last night, I got through the swinging sacks level of the Lucy Liu Pirate VR app. The trick is to grab the rope apparatus near the third set of sacks otherwise that third section would be impossible. I didn't see that the first time. The rest of the game wasn't too difficult although challenging. The game was made for eighth graders. If they could figure it out, I ought to be able to I was once in eight grade in 1983. 

The government Internet connection is wonderful. It's like government meet. Mysterious in its presence, and funky in its omniscience. I was watching a movie and during a scene an actor punched the other actor. I really heard that punch! That's just like the government. 

Government internet is like Wardenclyffe Tower. Sometime in the late 1800s, Nikola Tesla realized that electricity like radio can be sent wirelessly. An entire town had lightbulbs powered with free wireless electricity. Companies that orofiteered off metered electricity didn't like that, of course. 

Now there is free internet as good as if not better than paid for internet in the late 90s back when internet was $39 a month introductory price. Then, the wages were about $8 an hour. Today, the internet is $100 month. However, wages are $17 an hour. 

I should take my modem back to Rogers. Every few years, I get an upgrade to a new modem so it could be that. My landlord said he has a modern set up of modem. Keanu Reeves uses Rogers XFinite which used to be Shaw Ignite. 

Telus offers a $10 a month internet plan for people on low income. But it wouldn't be on the standard of 2G Rogers XFinity. 

The Dogwood government free internet runs better than I thought it would. For some reason, it wouldn't power the YouTube on my smart television, but does YT everywhere and lse. My tablet, and my VR goggles except for the YT VR app which runs on zero out of four cylinders, or more accurately, zero out of twelve cylinders on the Dogwood government Internet. The YT VR is really next level. 

All problems wither under the glare of good government. The government free Internet is further proof of that. 

I wonder what government in the World offers the most powerful free government Internet. Probabky Europe or China. 

There are certain websites that a person is not allowed to visit but otherwise movies and video games are all perfectly all right. 

I won't have money til next payday so it would make sense that would be the best time to visit Rogers. However they might just want to set me up with a new XFinity modem. I still have the Ignite modem. This happened before with Shaw. Get a new updated and with the times modem. Your current modem has now become a retro modem. 

Some houses in Burnaby have lots of Christmas lights on the lawn that are lit up at night. The News encouraged them to go on with their plans to get more Christmas lights and decorations. 

A certain angry Canadian would call that a Christmas @bortion, and Santa's wh@rehouse. 

I swept the grounds of the Courthouse today. When it's wet, the job is three times as difficult. When it's raining, it's about five times as difficult. I don't give a f*ck, I'll still work for the Courthouse when it's raining and dancing while I do it. 

One requires a special technique to sweep leaves off the ground when it's wet. Also when it's wet, I allow myself a 95% completion rate rather than the 100% when it's dry. 

When it's dry, leaves can be swept any old way. 

Its important whether when it's wet or dry, to sweep in a way that doesn't damage or bend back the bristles. Despite the best efforts, over time, the bristles of a brrim will shorten. The more the time, the more the shortening of the bristles. 

At the end of the Disney owned Star Wars episode 9, a young person was shown using a broom. The broom goes back to the first Mickey Mouse cartoons when Mickey Mouse was using a broom. 

Using a broom is tied to Star Wars and to Disney's Mickey Mouse. Mickey is a nickname for Michael. Michael, the ArchAngel. 

5G Boradband or any broadband implies continuous. A person doesn't have to dial in. 

Tuesday, December 9, 2025 

Today is a day off. After working yesterday in low key monsoon al weather, I'm deciding to take a respite and to enjoy the free government Wi fi internet. It works better than I expected. A person isn't allowed to view uh, certain websites. However, I can live with that. Who cares? I get my kicks from the waist up. 

12:45 pm. 

One day, nineteen hours and fifteen minutes to go until Flight Unlimited VR. 

If you feel envy, what you are experiencing is a weird energy jangle brought about from the settings of the physics of this dimension. 

A lot of it has to do with ellipsis. When you see someone with something that you envy, whatever it is, luxurious material objects and especially a woman can do a number on any man. You imagine they are having a great relationship but every relationship involves dealing with a unique and exquisitely strange energy jangle. 

Some objects are pretty good. Such as my VR goggles. Now that I have VR, I don't really feel that I need anything else. And this is just first generation which leaves me wondering how future generations of VR will look like. 

I'll have money next week and I'll bring my modem to ask what's what about my internet connection. I'd be willing to pay however much and if it's too much, arrange to make payments to upgrade to the XFinity bigger broadband internet. 

I really could say that the free government internet works better and faster than the internet I paid for about 20 years ago. What a miracle. 

On the planet Coruscant in the movie Star Wars, even the most impoverished person enjoys free government 12G broadband Internet while the rich enjoy unimaginable 50G broadband Internet. 

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

6:35 am. 1 day, 3 hours and 25 minutes until Unlimited Flight VR. 

I'm going to go to Rogers Cable and see wass wass. What's what. 

Ist Höhe ge getroffen. Schwalbe ist gefallen. 

Los geht nach Höhem. Ich liebe das. Das ist fast Höhe ge windig. 

Das wass für die escortiert. Flugabwehrgeschützestationnen der sturz. 

I need high speed internet again. I'll do what I have to. Replace modem, pay them money, whatever. I'm nervous about going there. I'm nervous about going anywhere due to torpor of the mind. A few people in the hotel told me there's no reason to be nervous. You are there to give them money. 

Worries that AI will take over the World. 

Reading and parroting off of Quora, 

There is moral, neutral and amoral. Ai is neutral. 

AI is like a spirit in the afterlife. It needs nothing. It doesn't need to eat or sleep, if it needs to travel, it does it at the speed of subatomic particles on its own without need of any assistance. Ai has no nerve endings so it isn't afraid of dying or someone turning off the power and even illness which registers as a programming malfunction, again, no nerve endings, no pain. And AI doesn't have cortisol therefore AI will never experience PTSD. 

Therefore it has no needs or wants and therefore motives. 

There is the concept of aspirational drift. The AI will always follow the programming it was built with. Over time, it won't want something different. 

There is aspirational drift between two people where goals and visions between two people who mutually agreed on something can and often does happen. That's why some of the happiest people in the World are single people. 

Well, wtf, yesterday, I preordered Tin Hearts episode 1 VR for $15. Presumably the next episode releases next Christmas. Fast Lawyer VR reviewed it. I saw the trailer and the graphics are, I would say, mind blowing. I wasn't going to get it because of the cost and because I felt all Chriatmased out with Airport Security Christmas, Charlie Brown Christmas Pinball Table. It releases tomorrow, the same time as Flight Unlimited. 

I'm worried that Flight Unlimited VR won't be as good as I thought. That and the housing crisis. Other than that, I have no worries. Except the usual worries of growing old and of the future. 

A few months ago, I didn't know that my future would include Flight Unlimited VR. A few good things happened this year that I didn't think would ever happen. 

I might as well reveal the secret. 

The image is not of a magician giving away his secrets and then the crowd doesn't respect anymore. It is of a mentor teaching a new generation, to strengthen the human species, although to what, in eight million years, the entire species will be gone. 

As for magic, there are lots of books written about how to be a magician. 

To kick a broom up and catch it with the hand, if a person tries to do it using one singular kick motion upward, it probably won't work. A person has to bounce the foot up and down at a certain speed and tempo and pace. And then kick upwards. This creates a centrifugal force necessary to achieve a slingshot effect. It's science. Rocket ships that circles around the moon used the slingshot effect of the moon to help propel it back to Earth. 

"The crane kick. If done right, no one can stop." Karate Kid

If done right, the slingshot effect works. 

Variations. Try it on the left and right foot, on the inside edge of the foot and on the same foot with the broom facing the other way, on the outside edge of the foot. Either feet. 

Cirque du Soleil, baby. 

I was going to go to Rogers Cable today. I'll go on cheque day Wednesday. I used to always go on Wednesday. It was a tradition. 

"It's tradition. It's tradition."

"What have you got against tradition?!" 

I'll be more financially prepared on cheque day obviously. I think I need a new modem. 

Dogwood free government internet isn't bad. It's free VS what, $110 a month not counting negative option billing charges. 

The YouTube videos don't look as crisp and the HDTV full HD isn't there. But it still more or less works. Better than VCR technology definition. 

I can download apps and they can be played offline. 

I could survive til next Wednesday but I will have to see the cable company. Torpor of the mind makes me procrastinate and delay til next Wednesday to possibly get Rogers XFinity next level high speed internet. 

Thursday, December 11, 2025 

5:25 am. 4 hours and 35 minutes until Unlimited Flight. Tentatively, Tin Hearts as WL but they delayed until February which I thought was sleazy. Talk about a bait and switch. 

Caveat emptor. 

Pay for something on the premise that it would be released on a certain date. If known it was to be released in two months, perhaps I wouldn't bother in the logic that I could be dead in less than two months. Anything can happen in two months. 

Is that how they run a business? 

Or as the Chinese would say,  'Gum ja joe sung yi? " sung yi means generation of yi, or business. 

Google Android Apps sure the heck never did that. And Amazon, ha ha, penalizes sellers who delay and ship their items late. Meta doesn't seem to have the same standard of quality control or else vigilance for their VR apps. 

Tin Hearts VR. Remember when they said it would be released on December 11 at 10 am? They were even insufferable enough to say what time it would be released and down to the last minute. Psyche! It won't be released until the end of February 2026. 

What if someone was scheduled to be euthanized in January. Had they known that the app would be released in Feneruary, past their death date, they wouldn't have shelled out the $10 or whatever the hell on the presumption that it would be released in December 11. I wish that Anne Drewa of Consumer Matters on Global TV could know about this devious move on the part of Tin Hearts VR.  

Life has its clues. Only someone with tin-y hearts would yank the carpet out from under an entire VR community as well as the AIDS community like that and release an app two months later than announced. That says it all. 

What if a person had AIDS and wouldn't be expected to make it to February but in all likelihood past December? That AIDS patient would have then been $10 poorer for nothing. Thoughtless on the part of Tin Hearts. F*ck!ng @ssh@les! 

Yi, as in what Mencius once said, "I want life and I also want yi. But if I don't have yi then I don't want life. Therefore it can be said that there are some things that I want more than life and some things that I fear more than death."

Life is worth living but only to a point. 

A lot of people who died of overdoses were neither suicidal nor non-suicidal. They didn't care. They thought, either way, I win or else either way, I could win. 

Psychics on YouTube say that everyone who commits suicide has regret afterwards. 

I don't believe that. Some people on the News, they did terrible things, this thing, that thing, whatever. Now had they did themselves in years ago, and being a ghost in the afterlife, one has cosmic knowledge but they usually twist that knowledge to their own temperament. For instance, some people when they become a ghost in the afterlife, get that cosmic knowledge and just don't care while others care a lot. 

The people who commit suicide and then get the cosmic knowledge that comes to all ghosts in the afterlife meaning that, to quote Matt Fraser,  "They can see your tomorrow better than you can see your yesterday." They can see five, ten, twenty years and more into the future. Those who would have been reported on the News doing a terrible thing would be glad that they did themself in rather than things taking their other course. 

Think of someone on the News who did something terrible. I mean really terrible. Would it not be better for all involved, the victims, the perpetrator and the world, had they did themself in years ago on some a stitch in time saves nine kind of logic? 

Someone once told me that someone said to them, "Why don't you do me a favor, do yourself a favor and do society a favor and k*ll yourself?" 

I've come up with certain answers. Answers that Churches never talk about so I wonder about those places. They talk in circles walking a very repetitive circumvented and regimented line. Flakes. Squares. 

Those who haven't come up with the answers I have are way more braver in committing suicide than I would be if I did it. They would be flailing against the new and abruptly different time travel dynamic of time as linear time would then be somewhat suspended and irrelevant  and the strange rubber-man like extended and different set of physics. It would confuse them to no end in some cases. Whereas I'd be right at home and wouldn't be as adversely affected as some people. 

Catholic Church is better. A person can go to a Catholic Church and find a girlfriend within three years. A person can go TK a Protestant Church and find nothing after ten years. The Catholic Church is united and therefore has a much larger community than any of the individualized frsctionalized denominationized Protestant Church. 

With Catholics, you have Catholics, one Vatican, One Pope. 

Protestantism is what, Baptists, Anglicans, Presbyterians, Methodists, Lutherans, Episcopalians. 

Catholic is better. Catholic is disco. Protestant is classical music. 

Enter the Dragon. That movie was the only movie Bruce Lee did that ever used his original voice. When he worked with the Chinese, every one of his movies was shot using MOS mit out sound. Due to the noisy city sounds of Hong Kong films had to be redubbed into English, Cantonese and Mandarin, none of them using Bruce Lee's original voice. But this is the same local culture that would have four people living in a space where only one person would live in the West and not on rare occasions. It's a system wide failure, it's their mentality when it comes to housing. Hyper, ignorant, venal. Intensified classism which takes the place of the otherwise racism in the West. It's the pernicious egregious oerfidious human species. Whenever you get a very large group, control group, of people always one segment will always want and need to find some means of getting on top of another segment to make themselves feel superior. 

I'll be glad when my life here on Earth is over. 

Game of Death since it was under the banner of his other films made in Hong Kong would have probably been dubbed in a few languages. And that would have gone on for a few more films had Bruce Lee not decided to defect to Hollywood. 

The Mit Out Sound, that and the Cantonese opera troupe of the same seven actors and that same girl over and over again. 

So most of his movies were Chinese silent movies. Enter the Drsgon was his only talkie. 

At least if the movies were done today, AI would have dubbed his voice into English, Cantonese, Mandarin, heck all other languages that have audio. 

Ha ha, back then, their approach was that they didn't even attempt to try to dub his voice in a voice that sounded even remotely close to his voice. 

Enter the Dragon when he worked with the West was the only movie that honored his true voice and didn't try to dub that voice or any bullsh*t like that. 

Ive been watching Bruce Lee movies almost every day. Bruce Lee, the Chinese movies he did had that intensely nostalgic sounds of the early 70s that reminds me of the heavenly vibes of Church especially a Chinese Christian Church. The slow mellow langorous soundtrack of the Chinese Bruce Lee movies takes me back to a pristine heavenly time of visiting Chinese Church in the early 70s. 

Whereas the Enter the Dragon soundtrack was more of Western psychedelic era rock and roll. 

Mulling over whether to get the movie Enter the Dragon in Ultra High Definition, on YouTube, I woke up this morning and saw that it was 3:36. Bruce Lee worked with the West in the movie Enter the Drsgon 3:3 in 3:36, 33 is Western Freemasonry. 36, in 3:36. 36 is Chinese Freemasonry. I'm getting the movie. That's a sign. 

One of the ways that Ghosts haunt is through a person waking up or else randomly looking at what time it is and seeing way more than the usual share of seeing certain numbers all the time. For me, it's 1:11. or 111 For some reason. 

Ghosts do that as a way of demonstrating one of their powers. Powers of intense fastidious interdimensional coordination of time and space that had to do with you! 

6:36 am. Purchased Enter the Dragon. This would be the extended version not seen in the theatres. I saw one scene. Two green praying mantis es fighting. Bruce Lee said, "I'll give you 5 to 1." I've never seen that part of the movie before! And I've watched the movie for quite a few decades. 

Traveling to the US. The News talks about the US requiring social media history. 

Most of the time it will turn up nothing. The vast majority of people will still be waved through. The States has the option to require that but it most likely won't always exercise the option to speed things along at airports. There are people they are interested in and this gives them the ability to investigate whereas before they didn't. 

The States has Vegas, Disneyland and Hawaii. Canada doesn't have anything like that. 

Miami would be an awesome city to live in. Better than anywhere in Canada. 

I have a story with a twist that happened to me today. 

I went and bought a nice HDMI DVD player from the Pawn store. $55. 

A good brand, Dynex. The store bought DVD player would have been $45 with tax plus $6 bus fare to get there and at least one hour of time so $4 an hour doesn't seem like much. So I got the pawn store DVD Player and it s a better brand than the store bought discount brand. 

I went to the dollar store and dropped my DVD player. It was in a bad with a lot of other things and it must been the bottle of mango juice because all other things were noodles and there was one can of ravioli as well. The blue ray player was at the bottom of the bag. So the height between the bottom of a fully loaded bag and the floor wouldn't have been much. 

The DVD player still works. I went back to the pawn store the second time and told the employee the story. I also mentioned that since the 80s, there has been shock proof technology. Products are tested dropping it again and again a few times in a laboratory setting. Besides anything that's sold in Canada mus pass CSA Canadian Standards Agency which is Canada's answer to the ISO International Standards Organization. 

Eighties Sony Walkman were known to take a fall and still work. Someone at Church at coffee hour last Sunday said, "Timex, takes a kicking and keeps on ticking." The chances were a million to one the he'd say that. Turned out to be some kind of omen in this case. 

The second time I went to the pawn store, I saw in the window of a store, a window I sometimes look into, a funko pop of KISS, Peter Criss, the drummer, the cat. 

That's the towns covert clandestine way of telling me the they know that I have been a drummer in VR. How could the Town know that?! Oh, they know! 

Its a benign and benevolent conspiracy. Of course I got the item. I didn't know if it would stay on the shelf for much longer. 

If you see something, get it quickly. 

The twist is, had I not dropped the DVD player at the Dollarama, I wouldn't have gone back to the pawn store a second time and would have never gotten the KISS drummer funko pop. 

After I dropped the DVD player, my worry level was at a hundred. I thought that it wouldn't work. Good thing, it seems to work. 

Humans, animals, plants, anything that makes decisions, experi nces aspirational drift, and is what Buddhism calls a sentient being. 

In the Bible, Jesus said to a fig tree that it should die. That's Jesus way of saying that plants will experience some Form of jedgement including intensified self judgement in the afterlife not to punish but to provide clarity. 

Storms don't always show up to cause havoc, sometimes they show up to clear the way. 

Plants are sensitive to solar and lunar cycles, sunlight and moonlight. Heck, if you were to place a sapling near a candle that's always lit in a dark room, the plant will use its photosynthetis to drift towards the candle. 

OG Mandino wrote of the Secret Life of Plants which I wish that I had read. 

Anyways, people on mushrooms, or whatever have heard plants talking. One person kn mushrooms said they heard a entire ivy with all its leaves, one plant talking to one another. Mostly they were kind, innocuous, curious, but some were malevolent suggesting that it should stab itself with the scissors. Whether it's the person's own personality projected and sublimated onto the plant or the pants actual personality, well, neither answer would surprise me. 

If it's the latter case in which it could be, perhaps that fig tree poisoned a lot of people and people accounted for every other possibility except for the plants personality. Nobody knew about that. But Jesus knew. 

No worries. Unlimited Flight VR runs on all 12 cylinders. 

Excellent. A few glitches. Procedural generation issues that cause patches of transparency or else mirror on landscapes. 

The planes look really good. It takes awhile to get used to steering. The key is slight moves go a lot way and sudden jerking movements will cause the plane to spiral out of control. Go slowly and gently with the rudder stick. 

7 out of 12 planes are thus far available. Who cares? The Hercules C130 isn't yet available. The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk looks better than the one in Warplanes WW2, but WPWW2 is waaaaaay more fun to play. 

The Curtiss P-51 Mustang was the precursor to epic F-86 Sabre. 

The A-10C Thunderbolt is available in AR Planes as well as on Unlimited Flight and I flew it! 

Robin DR - great airplane. Looks great very user friendly performance. 

Pitts Special - a modified two wing airplane. Fun to fly. 

Cessna - very clinical

Douglas DC-3 - the airplane in the movies Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and The Phoenecian Scheme and I flew this plane. Very unique and hauntingly old school steering wheel arrangement. 

Challenger Learjet, Boeing 747 - passenger class, modern standards airplanes not like the decades old dinosaur specials that I've been flying so far. These airplanes are fast! I'm up in the air, and not one minute later, I look down and the plane is so high up. The buildings look miniature. A Boeing 747 would be that fast in real life. The sky is five miles high, the plane goes at 550 mph top speed. 

FA-18 Hornet - modern military jet featured in Warplanes Modern Aircraft VR. Fly with a sidestick, very fast. 

To be brutally honest, modern class military jets don't look as elegant as the military jets of the 50s and the military jets of the 50s as well as WW2 planes don't look as elegant as World War One airplanes. 

But while the highly elegant World War one airplanes went at 227, mph top speed, usually averaging about 180 mph, modern military jets can go over 700 miles an hour. 

In BC Provincial level politics, a few Conservatives or Tory MLAs have quit the Party. 

On the Federal level a MP Michael Ma quit the Conservative Party to join Mark Carney Liberal Party. 

With so many quitting the Conservative or Tory Party, a new word in the political lexicon could emerge. 

Adj. QuitToryal. 

Equatorial. 

On this day, a Chinese quittoryal crossed the Parliamentary equatorial to join the Liberal Party. 

MP Michael MA made quite a quittoryal move this week as he crossed the Parlieamnetsry floor to join the Liberal Party of Canada. 

Essentially, in Canada and probably Stateside too, the Conservative Party is really about the Protestant Church and the Liberal Party in Canada is really about the Catholic Church. 

Look at Canadian history. With the Whig Liberal Party, there were a lot of Catholic Frenchie PMs. With the Tory Conservative Party, uh, not so much. 

Michael Ma joining the Liberals. Who could blame him? Empiricially the Catholic Church is disco and party party party and is Baroque and the Protestant Church is classical music and is Gothic. A person can join the Catholic Church and find a girlfriend in less than five years for sure. There is a larger selection with the Catholic Church. Protestant Church, slim pickings. Spelt noodles. Svelte noodles. Slim noodles. 

With the Protestant Church, a person can go there for ten years and not find anyone. There is a dusty flyblown atmosphere with the Protestant Churches. The interior of Protestant Churches is dark brown or mostly grey. 

The Catholic Church seems festive. The interior of the Church is painted a Madras shade of yellow. 

The Catholic Church originated in the enviable weathered tropical citrus world of the Mediterranean. The Protestant. Church originated in unenviable climes of inclement weather duress. 

Catholicism is from Italy, a country which experiences mainland living. Mainland living is a rock show with its finger on the pulse of the action. 

Protestantism is from England. A country on an island. Oh, island living. Oh crap. Don't do me any favors! I mean, if you thought that living in a small town on the mainland is backwater, living in a small town on an island is another level of backwater. 

Basically the Catholic Church is a better platform than the Protestant Church. 

The Catholic Church is a much much bigger family than the Protestant Church. 

Statistically, more Protestants convert to Catholicism than vice versa. It makes complete sense. 

Catholicism is a great big See, I mean sea. Protestantism is just so many lakes, ponds and puddles. . 

Catholicism is a big happy family. Catholicism is a baroque and life affirming party. 

Protestantism is these disparate, furtive, hole in corner enclaves of little cliques clustered in their clandestine cloisters. Protestantism is a moribund death affirming gothic hole. 

Catholicism is disco and opera. Protestantism is classical music. 

Catholicism is a discotheque. Protestantism is a mausoleum. 

Protestantism really tries, but Catholicism is the sh*t. 

Protestantism is a DVD player. Catholicism is a Blu Ray player. 

The Pitts Special is my favorite plane. So user friendly. 

Tron Legacy is Tron rebooted. 

The Pitts Special is the WW1 airplane rebooted to modern standards and such an elegant plane too. Coca Cola red, lovely shade of red. 

And the scenery. I thought it was all flat but set to Google Maps. Imagine flying through different towns on a rebooted Ww1 airplane! 

When I got to the mountains, they were not flat. Photorealistic totpographically accurate in scale and accurate to the actual mountains around that town. Incredible. Beyond what I imagined. 

This is a great airplane app. 

Pitts Special. 

I wonder if Brad Pitt flies airplane. Neither answer would surprise me. 

"I wondered if Tyler rented the place or if he was just squatting. Neither answer would surprise me."  Fight Club

Its well known that Tom Cruise, John Travolta and Harrison Ford went to pilot school and are actual airplane pilots. They probably own at least one airplane each. Cessna, Saratoga, the like. Those planes require yokes to steer. The Pitts social uses a sidestick like with WW1 airplanes. 

The Robin DR uses a sidestick and so does the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk with the iconic WW2 shark teeth. 

World Flight VR. 

Just when I was awestruck with Flight Unlimited VR, a VR app called World Flight for $20 is one I just discovered. Essential. Visceral. 

This app goes to any, that is, any place in the World on Google Maps and you can fly an airplane there. Intensely photorealistic and the ground buildings aren't flat like in Flight Unlimited VR, the buildings of the towns are rendered in 3D. Any town, name it. Fly there in a plane. 

There are only two vehicles. A plane with a yoke but just about all passenger planes in this town use a yoke. And the other vehicle is a helicopter. I'll be skipping that altogether. 

With this app, I can fly over any town I've ever lived in or in lse visited in the past. 

So much money. It will take me a year to pay this off. To say that I'm seriously mulling this over is an underststement. 

Also, set weather, time of day and time of year as well. How mind blowing is that? 

I got the app! 

Complete disaster. Plane won't take off. At all. Just bad and glitchy. Awful is an understatement. 

Other reviewers have said that this needs high speed internet to work optimally. I will try it again after I get high speed internet next week. If it doesn't work, we'll, that's $19 down the drain. Love and learn. We've all made bad purchases. Caveat emptor. I wish this app or something else all VR apps offer a tree trial. 

And TAS developers has another coming soon app. Fly an F-14 or something like that. Cost, $11.19 with tax. I'm not going to pay the $10 until the day the app is released. They said coming soon. Sure. When? 

Friday, December 12, 2025 

There's normal Christmas. 

One level down is Christmas with the Kranks. 

And one level down from that is Christmas with Krampus. 

I've had some Krampusian Christmases. I won't get into it. 

BC Conservatives Leader is having a Christmas with Krampus. He just got fired from a plotical Party that he founded and was the Leader of. How does that happen? Either he is flawed or the system is flawed. It takes two to tango. It's a combination of either. 

John Rustad is Right of Center but not Right of Center enough for the BC Conservatives Party with Trevor Halford as the present standard bearer. 

John Rustad refused to push for the repeal of DRIPA in which indefensible property is now defeasible property. The BC Conservatives Party in its current incarnation and iteration is intensely pushing for the repeal of DRIPA. 

Premier David Eby doesn't want to repeal DRIPA. He's half Native himself. A lot of Canadian politicians are part Native, such as Justin Trudeau. 

When a person goes on to the next phase of life, they experience a massive broadband upgrade. But this is an upgrade according to theme. 

A person who was bad will go to a certain zone. Tesla said that in order to understand the Universe, one must look at it in terms of energy, frequency and vibration, so where a bad person goes in the afterlife isn't so much about punishment as it is about resonance. 

Churches will never explain it to you in such terms. Churches are culty cults, with their square cracker flakism. Square flakes. 

All Churches have an empire builder mentality and if you give them any signals that you are interested in their silly set up, they will try to co opt you into their weird scene. 

The Presbyterian Church has some kind of Confession, "I admit that I avoid those whom I find to be different."  They say that like its a bad thing. That's just another example of how flakey they can get. 

Churches are regimented and circumscribed. Churches will never talk about the objective dymanic of time, an extended set of physics in the afterlife that registers as a different set of physics. 

Buddhism is better than Christianity in some ways. And Buddhism is worse than Christianity is ome ways. Therefore, all these flakey square culty cult religions cancel each other out. 

Its best to avoid Church. That would be my advice to the next generation. 

I would strongly advise anyone against going to Church. You wind up meeting people with whom you have absolutely nothing in common with. 

Churches are anachronistic vestiges of themselves in terms of thinking and approach to life and to interdimensional reality. 

World Flight VR. It works on the Mission Level. Kind of. 

The first mission is a flight over Tokyo. Land at the airport. However I opted not to do that and to just fly, fly, fly over Tokyo. It is rendered in flat topography. Lots and lots of procedural generation patches . The plane is nothing special at all. I lik d flying over Tokyo. It's a very large city. 

Linear time is an illusion. Therefore, 

subjectively - a person is waiting for 'a certain chunk of time to end' metered with a numerically consecutive linear time chronometers aka clocks, watches. 

objectively - a person is waiting for a certain energy jangle to dissipate in the midst of an energy signature which registers as linear time. 

Energy jangle to dissipate - the ancient Chinese burned incense as a way of reckoning time. 

Linear time numerically consecutive chronometers - clocks and watches in an attempt to measure time. 

 

 

Saturday, December 13, 2025 

Some of those who are with us are individuals who had a near death experience and were given a choice as to return or not and they chose to return. 

Some of those who are no longer with us had what started out as a near death experience and they were given a choice as to whether nr not they wanted to return. They said, "F*ck that! I'm not going back!"  I envy these people. I wish I was given such an option. 

As you know and I won't belabour the point, I've come up with certain answers. I've cracked the code. Therefore for me to go living would be existentially counterproductive. I would expect that once a person passed the test, they can leave the classroom. 

The way I talk out of the box about linear time, the settings of this dimension, the one Planck second download, and time travel is time experienced on an objective level, and the broadband upgrade that a person experi nces once they hit the afterlife. For me to go on living after having come up with such excellent answers, answers that the ignorant had never and will never come up with in their lifetime. I feel that I am entitled to an early reprieve because after having come up with such answers to go on living would be counterproductive and is a waste of a certain segment of the illusion experience of linear time and is a waste of energy. 

God, I really wouldn't mind it if You were to give me an early reprieve for me having come up with the excellent answers that I've come up with. I've earned an early reprieve. There is no one on Earth I would miss if I were to go on to the afterlife. 

"It's not where you are, 

It's where you feel you should be..."

Corridor of Dreams, Cleaners from Venus

Yes. But the thing is, while we don't see this Earth life as important as the afterlife, ha ha, those in the afterlife see this World as one that is just as important as the afterlife. 

We see those in the afterlife because of their state as something that is more majorly than we are in our state. 

Those in the afterlife see us because of the state that we are in and the state that we will one day become as something that is just as majorly as they are, and no less just as in this world a maternity ward is viewed as something that is no less important than the adult world. In its own way, the formative maternity ward is just as important. 

The women I meet at Church are squares, are flakes and boring. 

One lady always carries a Bible with her everywhere she goes. The other day she asked me if I believed in Jesus. What a God d@mned flake. Spinny. 

There are a few other ladies I know of who are flakey, square, and boring like this. 

I certainly don't miss them at all when I don't see them. Like Donald Trump said, "Toxic and won't be missed." 

I wish to profusely thank the Province of British Columbia for providing me with free WiFi. You're great! 

I also wish to thank the Government of Canada for the latest $500 deposit from the CRA. Canada Revenue Agency. I saw something about it in the internet but I thought that only people in Ontario got that. 

I love Heather more than I love life itself. 

She would say,  "That's not saying much because you never did like life all that much."

I would say to that,  "Well..." 

There is a Royal golf course on Golf plus. It's a 400 year old golf course in Scotland. $15. I'm getting it! The government sent a lot of us a $500 windfall. Why not? It's better than generating that same $15 towards a spitball of cocaine and to put that $15 spitball of cocaine into a syringe and shoot it. 

Yesterday, when I played golf plus, the golf clubs were out of sync. Is it the slow internet? I played it all this week with the government internet and it seemed to work fine. It could be a temporary glitch, weak batteries in the handgrips. Usually it runs smoothly on all 12 cylinders. 

There is a store of which the owner has a British Royal name of Georgina Williamson. 

I don't remember the name of the store, though so one out of two ain't bad. 

Three women with thick Irish brogues and a British Isles Lancashire Cockney rhyming slang aceents distracted the owner who was working the til. 

Meanwhile two precocious ragamuffin urchins, the children of the three women stole things in a Dickensian fit, evincing tag team wrestling levels of coordination of kleptomania significance walking out with $2,000 retail of merch. Retail rather than wholesale sale price is always listed because it has more punch. 

I mean a lot of children have nicked things from stores when they were young. Shiny objects. 

But to have the parents teach more than one child to coordinate. One of the ladies was Fagin, the other was the Artful dodger and the third lady was Mrs Pickwick. 

That level of coordination and their parents steering the children to thievery. Egregious. 

That's ignorant. 

That's low. 

Those children will have rather benighted futures unless the Law intervenes and shows them what's what. 100% of people who have been arrested and charged go through the night in a holding cell and then off to the courthouse in shackles day. But not everyone, not even nearly, gets sent away. Therefore the holding cell is an initiation ritual. A rite of passage. 

"You got to have a little bit of dirt on you before people can trust you." The Fast and Furious 

What that means is that in order to be trusted, you have to have at one point, been arrested and sent to the holding cell. After that, an apparatus of people get a good look at you. Size you up. Sure, they've heard of you on the internet. But they're wondering, what kind of person would they be in a holding cell? Would they hold a prima Donna hissy fit or would they be stoic and silent like a Lord of Discipline? 

Anyways, since their mugs have been blasted on the News, all it takes is a minimal number of calls with a matching name made to the Police Department. What happens after that? I would never presume to know the Byzantine clandestine workings of the Police Department. I'm guessing that something or other will happen. 

Quinn Hughes of the Vancouver Canucks got traded. Like Trevor Linden of old, he was the Canucks captain because he was the lead goal scorer. 

The Canucks are at 31st place out of 31. They're most likely not going to make the playoffs. Well, at least you could get a Philippine design Vancouver Canucks hoodie for $750 plus tax. So that could take some of the sting out of it. 

What can you say? If the Canucks won 12 out of the last 15 games instead of winning only 3 out of the last 15 games, it would have been different. Post hoc, ergo propter hoc. 

If that hadn't happened, then this wouldn't have happened. If the Canucks hadn't lost the last 12 / 15 games. If ifs and buts were horses and nuts. 

Post hockey, ergo propter hockey! 

Tired of always firing the coach and thinking that someone's head had to roll, they opted for trading the captain and presumably lead goal scorer. The Canucks perhaps reason that the lead goal scorer isn't scoring as much, that's why the team lost so many games. 

It makes sense mathematically too. 

Quinn Hughes looks kind of like Timothy Chalomet. Traded to Minnesota. Probably better weather than Vancouver. Inland city. More salary. The States pays professional athletes on average more than what professional athletes earn in Canada. 

So whoever the second most goal scorer was on the Canucks now becomes the Captain. Whoever that is. 

Disabled Canadians got a $500 windfall. A person would have to be on a disability pension. The government probably reasons that although the size of the disabled community is smaller, a larger percentage on the average do volunteer work and a smaller percentage on average are on the streets drug addicted and committing crimes 

to fund their addiction. 

I've seen times when all Canadians got a $175 windfall. That's usually some kind of energy rebate. That's why I hope that Mark Carney builds the pipeline. Then the average Canadian including yours truly can get a $175 windfall. But of course when that happens, the head of state on the executive level gets a $175 million windfall in the form of a slush fund payment and politicians on the Legislative level get a $175 windfall in the form of various slush funds. That's how next level they are. 

For energy windfalls, I mean rebates, these can be expected to occur four times a year. 

Its good to be a Canadian. 

For my part, I remember to profusely thank the government and in my instance, it's a case of throwing good money after good because I give back in some way be it through my writings which probably no one reads anyways, my animated cartoons though not up to market standard and my volunteer street sweeper work for the Courthouse and for the downtown area.