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No Guarantees, Dangerous Dissonance, Never Surprised.

I've officially passed over to 24 hour time keeping. Amongst the many reasons is that my day job essentially insisted that we use it.  It's 21:09, about 30 minutes from my bed time. That's if I'm lucky and the melatonin kicks in.  This week I did indeed start working a bit of a normal job with scheduled hours. I believe it will be better for my mental health than literally driving around the Valley freelancing. Cue the chicken with its head cut off Giphy, because that's how I've felt.  What I haven't felt, is any real, raw or scary emotions that I used to feel a bit more often.  I lost two uncles and an aunt to Covid Sars 19, with co-morbidities.  Yes none of them were young or terribly healthy. Nonetheless losing a little piece of family is still difficult.  I've yet to really deeply process this myself. I didn't cry when I heard about either instance because I was either on the way to an event for some work, or exhausted, sleep deprived and ready t...

Intrinsics

Story is intrinsic to humanity at large. We have evidence from caves across the globe where ancient humans painted pictures and graphics of what could reasonably be assumed to be either daily life, or special/exciting/titillating or unique experiences.  These graphics that are literally older than some dirt, are what we can consider story.  The linguistic and technical aspects of story as known to moderns (anyone currently alive today), is comprised of several components. These pieces have helped moderns create explanations of history. -To be continued.