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Q: Currently, is eating the most important thing in your life?
A: No, it isn't, but I'm not sixteen years old anymore.
Q: Is it possible to ignore the impact of the technological revolution of decentralisation in information technology, leading to the decentralisation of social life, since the emergence of new companies such as Microsoft and Google during IBM's reign?
A: It was and still is impossible to ignore everything that has happened in relation to the progressive and totalitarian advancement of information technology.
Q: Any music?
A: No.
Q: Is the photograph at the top an aerial view of the elite mineral deposits in Greenland?
A: No, it's not, it's a dish with soup.
Q: What does food mean to you?
A: The best medicine for health, followed by a good night's sleep.
Q: Have you ever had an addiction?
A: Not that I know of.
Q: What are your thoughts on people who want to inflict illnesses on others?
A: The ideological dispute is old. The world doesn't need a new Hitler.
Q: What are your feelings and thoughts about people who are rich in money but you don't understand why they are so expensive?
A: That's a very good question, but I don't know the price of the question, nor the price of the answer.
Q: Do you consider yourself a money-making machine?
A: No, I've never been a money-making machine.
Q: Were you a political actor when you stepped onto a stage?
A: No, I have never been a political actor, neither on stage nor off stage as an audience member, or as a common person.
Q: Several decades after the end of the first rock band you formed, Passeatas (Protests), initially called A Lei (The Law), would you currently agree with the lyrics of the song Conflito de Gerações (Generation Gap), a song you wrote with some co-writing additions from a few of your friends from high school?
A: Back then, political radicalism was used to create space. Currently, and this isn't a recent development, I no longer have the slightest interest in reassemble the band. The band historically existed, but it is currently extinct. Not even the current political scene, which would apparently facilitate the band's existence in the country where I am based, would serve as a stimulus to think seriously about the matter, but if I were to go through each song I wrote for the band, which is more than 99% of the songs, I would rewrite all the songs without losing their original meaning, or perhaps I wouldn't even be interested in spending my time on that.
Regarding the second rock band I formed soon after, Libertação Radical (Radical Liberation), the situation I think is a little better, but not so much, in it, I was the author of 100% of the songs, but I'm no longer fully in tune with the content of those authorial songs, and I am not a political actor.
Q: What's healthier for you right now, trying to sleep well or being a virtual guest on a space voyage?
A: Trying to sleep well, obviously.
Q: Do you know of any hardware sold in stores for human consumption that has speeds close to those of NASA equipment?
A: No, I don't know of any. Space travelers will always be ahead, even when some catastrophe happens. I'm not going, I'm staying.
Q: Is it difficult for a memory card to become corrupted?
A: The product advertisement mentioned a seven (7) year warranty, but in practice it didn't even last two (2) years. I didn't even bother trying to get a replacement, it would be expensive & ridiculous. Advertising isn't journalism. In the past, I opted for the journalistic point of view.
Q: If you wanted a job to make 'easy money', would you rather be a Playboy bunny or a campaign manager?
A: Through student inertia, I managed to get into a university engineering course, ... I never fully believed in the capitalist propaganda of easy money. News reports and documentaries are always mentioning and explaining the subject, including true crime documentaries. Nothing is easy, everything is difficult.
Q: Which profession is the best for staying well-informed?
A: I don't have the best answer yet, but I hope it's not AI Mode.
Q: Is a rock singer a space telescope?
A: Depending on which style of rock music he's involved in, there's a possibility he might believe he's a space telescope or an electron microscope, there's still some freedom in artistic activity for that to happen, although there are other professions that might not agree with freedom of thought in the artistic field.
Q: When you wake up after a bad sleep and look in the mirror, do you see yourself as a participant in a true crime movie?
A: I'm not a partner of Brad P., nor a partner of Matt D., nor a partner of Gary O., nor a partner of Nicolas C., ... Did I answer the question?
Q: Did you forget any questions or answers?
A: If so, I will include them in a later post.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: No, and silence is good for my health.
Q: Does 'the system won' mean anything to you?
A: Yes, very much so. Nothing is easy, everything is difficult.
! First paid work, then perhaps voting.
! Against patriarchy.
! Against matriarchy.
! Against unbridled procreation.
! Against obesity.
! I don't want a stepfather from heaven.
! I don't want a stepmother from heaven.
! Money for civilian life, not military life.
! I don't trust the electorate.
! I don't want to live in a BSL-4.
(c) fjgr • stop esoteric terrorism.
🖤
Q: Currently, is eating the most important thing in your life?
A: No, it isn't, but I'm not sixteen years old anymore.
Q: Is it possible to ignore the impact of the technological revolution of decentralisation in information technology, leading to the decentralisation of social life, since the emergence of new companies such as Microsoft and Google during IBM's reign?
A: It was and still is impossible to ignore everything that has happened in relation to the progressive and totalitarian advancement of information technology.
Q: Any music?
A: No.
Q: Is the photograph at the top an aerial view of the elite mineral deposits in Greenland?
A: No, it's not, it's a dish with soup.
Q: What does food mean to you?
A: The best medicine for health, followed by a good night's sleep.
Q: Have you ever had an addiction?
A: Not that I know of.
Q: What are your thoughts on people who want to inflict illnesses on others?
A: The ideological dispute is old. The world doesn't need a new Hitler.
Q: What are your feelings and thoughts about people who are rich in money but you don't understand why they are so expensive?
A: That's a very good question, but I don't know the price of the question, nor the price of the answer.
Q: Do you consider yourself a money-making machine?
A: No, I've never been a money-making machine.
Q: Were you a political actor when you stepped onto a stage?
A: No, I have never been a political actor, neither on stage nor off stage as an audience member, or as a common person.
Q: Several decades after the end of the first rock band you formed, Passeatas (Protests), initially called A Lei (The Law), would you currently agree with the lyrics of the song Conflito de Gerações (Generation Gap), a song you wrote with some co-writing additions from a few of your friends from high school?
A: Back then, political radicalism was used to create space. Currently, and this isn't a recent development, I no longer have the slightest interest in reassemble the band. The band historically existed, but it is currently extinct. Not even the current political scene, which would apparently facilitate the band's existence in the country where I am based, would serve as a stimulus to think seriously about the matter, but if I were to go through each song I wrote for the band, which is more than 99% of the songs, I would rewrite all the songs without losing their original meaning, or perhaps I wouldn't even be interested in spending my time on that.
Regarding the second rock band I formed soon after, Libertação Radical (Radical Liberation), the situation I think is a little better, but not so much, in it, I was the author of 100% of the songs, but I'm no longer fully in tune with the content of those authorial songs, and I am not a political actor.
Q: What's healthier for you right now, trying to sleep well or being a virtual guest on a space voyage?
A: Trying to sleep well, obviously.
Q: Do you know of any hardware sold in stores for human consumption that has speeds close to those of NASA equipment?
A: No, I don't know of any. Space travelers will always be ahead, even when some catastrophe happens. I'm not going, I'm staying.
Q: Is it difficult for a memory card to become corrupted?
A: The product advertisement mentioned a seven (7) year warranty, but in practice it didn't even last two (2) years. I didn't even bother trying to get a replacement, it would be expensive & ridiculous. Advertising isn't journalism. In the past, I opted for the journalistic point of view.
Q: If you wanted a job to make 'easy money', would you rather be a Playboy bunny or a campaign manager?
A: Through student inertia, I managed to get into a university engineering course, ... I never fully believed in the capitalist propaganda of easy money. News reports and documentaries are always mentioning and explaining the subject, including true crime documentaries. Nothing is easy, everything is difficult.
Q: Which profession is the best for staying well-informed?
A: I don't have the best answer yet, but I hope it's not AI Mode.
Q: Is a rock singer a space telescope?
A: Depending on which style of rock music he's involved in, there's a possibility he might believe he's a space telescope or an electron microscope, there's still some freedom in artistic activity for that to happen, although there are other professions that might not agree with freedom of thought in the artistic field.
Q: When you wake up after a bad sleep and look in the mirror, do you see yourself as a participant in a true crime movie?
A: I'm not a partner of Brad P., nor a partner of Matt D., nor a partner of Gary O., nor a partner of Nicolas C., ... Did I answer the question?
Q: Did you forget any questions or answers?
A: If so, I will include them in a later post.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: No, and silence is good for my health.
Q: Does 'the system won' mean anything to you?
A: Yes, very much so. Nothing is easy, everything is difficult.
! First paid work, then perhaps voting.
! Against patriarchy.
! Against matriarchy.
! Against unbridled procreation.
! Against obesity.
! I don't want a stepfather from heaven.
! I don't want a stepmother from heaven.
! Money for civilian life, not military life.
! I don't trust the electorate.
! I don't want to live in a BSL-4.
(c) fjgr • stop esoteric terrorism.
🖤
