prehistory

May 5, 2025

Daytime Ground Charge Cycles, the Yin-Yang Theory of Health, Brain Cycle Speed, and the Establishment of Waking Activity and Rest Periods

To begin this little post, I will declare some things for you which are generally true in the countryside, though they may NOT be true in the city due to dense power utilities throughout urban areas. Before dawn, the charge of the ground is fully negative. In fact, the charge of the air for quite Continue reading

Brain

alcoholism, charge states, chemical brain destruction, criminal underworld, drug abuse, evolution, militias, prehistory, solar ground charge cycles, working and rest, yin yang
May 1, 2025

Avoiding Mountain Tengu, Snacks, and Staffs

Legally Distinct Inspired NOT-Rafki, dressed as a Yamabushi, out on a mountain walk, not made by me, but by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and I don’t know where they live. There is this thing that happens when you walk for a long time. It is related to how our brain evolved to keep ‘Problem’-cognition as a positive-charge Continue reading

hiking

druids, ground charges, grueling b*tch out sessions, neurology, prehistory, village elders, walking staffs, walking sticks
September 24, 2024

Speculation on the Holiness of Food

Here I go again, pontificating about eating. I believe I have some interesting ideas though, and so I’m afraid you will just have to sit there until I’m finished. At least I’m not talking about my workout. Ask yourself: Why do organized religions tend to have feasts, as well as make such a big deal Continue reading

Food

fasting, feasting, History, prehistory, religion, varied diets

“Some blessing in it lives; it heals
Through words’ harmonious sounds.”

–Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov

About Me

Former crewmember of a maritime service, who after leaving ages ago, taught myself to program in Python and code rubbish encryption scripts. I’ll pontificate to any unfortunate soul I capture on the finer points of hydration and a proper diet. I also exercise like a demon, listen to amapiano music, and spend way too much time on the internet looking at only the very best stuff.

Started writing over a decade ago, and gradually fell ill to a deadly and little-known variant of writer’s disease, when the writer begins to care less and less about whether anything he writes is actually true. After eventually losing my battle, I now write about basically anything I want to.

“Don’t get it right, just get it written.”

– James Thurber

prehistory

Daytime Ground Charge Cycles, the Yin-Yang Theory of Health, Brain Cycle Speed, and the Establishment of Waking Activity and Rest Periods

Avoiding Mountain Tengu, Snacks, and Staffs

Speculation on the Holiness of Food