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Q: Will this publication include any images to illustrate it?
A: Yes, it will, but I don't know which one it will be yet. ... Done! Now there's an image to illustrate this publication, a photograph.
Q: Did you take this photo on the Artemis 2 virtual tour that you signed up for?
A: No, it's a photograph of the inside of a small pot that has had its food burnt more than once, the last time I forgot to set the heat to the lowest setting. There are restaurants that lightly char certain vegetables and call them 'caipira' (country-style), for example okra, which after being lightly charred is transformed into 'caipira okra'. I nicknamed that burnt food 'jiló à moda caipira' (🙃💬 country-style jiló).
Q: What would advances in computer technology mean for human life?
A: The optimization of the individual within the collective, the optimization of resources on planet Earth, ... Onward to Mars? I'll stay.
Q: After browsing Pinterest.com, what do you think will be the main technological challenge for human life?
A: For humans to survive in a mechatronic way without oil and water on planet Earth, machines will have to perform miracles for humans.
Q: Do you agree that all human activity should be taxed?
A: I am neither sympathetic nor in favor of the issue. It is not the job of the government and its politicians, whom I have never voted for, to spend their lives devising and implementing extermination policies.
Q: What do you think when you see photographs of deserted, dry landscapes with rocky relief?
A: Where did all that immense amount of water that was there go? To the clouds? And what will happen when there are no more clouds?
Q: Have you ever eaten soup by slurping it up with a plastic straw?
A: No, but I've heard the comment before.
Q: What is God today?
A: I've answered this question before, but it's possible to answer it again by adding something: "God is a collective of antennas, satellites, ... and intercontinental cables." Once there is no more water in the oceans, it will be easier to visualize those intercontinental cables and perhaps even perform maintenance on them, replacing them or not.
Q: Do you believe that 'God' will give you something?
A: In app development, many people worked for personal satisfaction, without pay or with very little pay. At least in the past, Microsoft made a lot of downloadable material available on their pages, in addition to a wealth of knowledge to help users and developers; currently, Google does the same.
Q: What does society think about aging?
A: Good question. Is it about the woman being old or the man being old?
Q: Any music?
A: Not now, maybe later. Searching the internet can consume data beyond the daily and monthly quota I have set, the same applies to social media.
Q: Which social network that you've tried do you currently consider optional, or almost so?
A: _acebook, ...
Q: Any other children's sketches using text?
A: earTh, moOn, Mars, erra T, uLa, arte M, ... $ears?
Q: What do you like about Artificial Intelligence?
A: It answers questions without complaining; in that, it is not human.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: New York Dolls - Subway Train – New York Dolls (1973).
Q: Some interesting fact about you mentioning the band and song in your previous answer?
A: When I was learning to play electric guitar in the second half of the seventies, I made some instrumentals using a maximum of four strings that were influenced, in part, by the sound of the band New York Dolls, specifically related to the album Too Much Too Soon (1974), therefore, in my learning of electric guitar, I was also influenced by guitarist Sylvain Sylvain (rhythm guitar) and possibly by guitarist Johnny Thunders (lead guitar and perhaps rhythm guitar), however, I would need to listen to the New York Dolls (1973) and Too Much Too Soon (1974) albums again to try to identify who is who on the electric guitar, I only remember that there were two distinct sounds on the electric guitar, but they were mixed together. It's different to compose music for one electric guitar than to compose music for two electric guitars, one rhythm guitar and one lead guitar: Strumner/Jones (The Clash), ... In those instrumental sketches, my point of view on using a maximum of four strings, more specifically up to the fourth string (D3), was that the use of the fifth string (A2), and especially the use of the sixth string (E2), would be the function of the electric bass, even knowing that the use of the two strings, E2 and A2, and D3 as an option, would be basic for rock music chords.
! 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: Will this publication include any images to illustrate it?
A: Yes, it will, but I don't know which one it will be yet. ... Done! Now there's an image to illustrate this publication, a photograph.
Q: Did you take this photo on the Artemis 2 virtual tour that you signed up for?
A: No, it's a photograph of the inside of a small pot that has had its food burnt more than once, the last time I forgot to set the heat to the lowest setting. There are restaurants that lightly char certain vegetables and call them 'caipira' (country-style), for example okra, which after being lightly charred is transformed into 'caipira okra'. I nicknamed that burnt food 'jiló à moda caipira' (🙃💬 country-style jiló).
Q: What would advances in computer technology mean for human life?
A: The optimization of the individual within the collective, the optimization of resources on planet Earth, ... Onward to Mars? I'll stay.
Q: After browsing Pinterest.com, what do you think will be the main technological challenge for human life?
A: For humans to survive in a mechatronic way without oil and water on planet Earth, machines will have to perform miracles for humans.
Q: Do you agree that all human activity should be taxed?
A: I am neither sympathetic nor in favor of the issue. It is not the job of the government and its politicians, whom I have never voted for, to spend their lives devising and implementing extermination policies.
Q: What do you think when you see photographs of deserted, dry landscapes with rocky relief?
A: Where did all that immense amount of water that was there go? To the clouds? And what will happen when there are no more clouds?
Q: Have you ever eaten soup by slurping it up with a plastic straw?
A: No, but I've heard the comment before.
Q: What is God today?
A: I've answered this question before, but it's possible to answer it again by adding something: "God is a collective of antennas, satellites, ... and intercontinental cables." Once there is no more water in the oceans, it will be easier to visualize those intercontinental cables and perhaps even perform maintenance on them, replacing them or not.
Q: Do you believe that 'God' will give you something?
A: In app development, many people worked for personal satisfaction, without pay or with very little pay. At least in the past, Microsoft made a lot of downloadable material available on their pages, in addition to a wealth of knowledge to help users and developers; currently, Google does the same.
Q: What does society think about aging?
A: Good question. Is it about the woman being old or the man being old?
Q: Any music?
A: Not now, maybe later. Searching the internet can consume data beyond the daily and monthly quota I have set, the same applies to social media.
Q: Which social network that you've tried do you currently consider optional, or almost so?
A: _acebook, ...
Q: Any other children's sketches using text?
A: earTh, moOn, Mars, erra T, uLa, arte M, ... $ears?
Q: What do you like about Artificial Intelligence?
A: It answers questions without complaining; in that, it is not human.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: New York Dolls - Subway Train – New York Dolls (1973).
Q: Some interesting fact about you mentioning the band and song in your previous answer?
A: When I was learning to play electric guitar in the second half of the seventies, I made some instrumentals using a maximum of four strings that were influenced, in part, by the sound of the band New York Dolls, specifically related to the album Too Much Too Soon (1974), therefore, in my learning of electric guitar, I was also influenced by guitarist Sylvain Sylvain (rhythm guitar) and possibly by guitarist Johnny Thunders (lead guitar and perhaps rhythm guitar), however, I would need to listen to the New York Dolls (1973) and Too Much Too Soon (1974) albums again to try to identify who is who on the electric guitar, I only remember that there were two distinct sounds on the electric guitar, but they were mixed together. It's different to compose music for one electric guitar than to compose music for two electric guitars, one rhythm guitar and one lead guitar: Strumner/Jones (The Clash), ... In those instrumental sketches, my point of view on using a maximum of four strings, more specifically up to the fourth string (D3), was that the use of the fifth string (A2), and especially the use of the sixth string (E2), would be the function of the electric bass, even knowing that the use of the two strings, E2 and A2, and D3 as an option, would be basic for rock music chords.
! 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.