| Questions and Answers based on these images:
Q: Are you in favor of the mixing and convergence of science and religion?
A: No, they are parallel interpretations that may never mix, may never meet, better this way.
Q: What would be more useful, a vacuum cleaner or a floor polisher?
A: If the dust on Mars is useful to Earthlings, the most useful thing would be a vacuum cleaner. A floor polisher was more useful for my use, as waxing the floor by hand was exhausting.
Q: What would be a useful thing for Earthlings to do?
A: Not destroying the planet Earth before it naturally occurs. Making the most of trash through recycling. ... But before that, not participating in unbridled procreation, less is more.
Q: Did you know the origin of the name of the musical group ABBA?
A: Yes, the explanation reached my ears when they managed to reach a larger audience through FM radio and TV, if I still remember it was a close friend who mentioned the subject.
Q: Do you like the sound of the group's songs?
A: The group's songs were very melodic based on voice, pop, pop rock, and also disco music, it is worth mentioning that even the band KISS recorded at least one song in the disco music style, also Blondie, the group ABBA more than one song in that style. Watching a documentary about the band I remembered some well-known songs, but I knew almost nothing about the history of the group, if I still remember in the documentary glam rock is mentioned, but without specifying related artists, curiously they mention the emergence of punk rock and in a considerable amount of time, but biased in favor of the band, it would be easy to associate the glam rock of the first half of the seventies with the band and in the blink of two eyes get to the band The Runaways, blues, rhythm and blues, hard rock, heavy metal, pop, with something of punk in the band. Good period documentary, relevant, especially about a band that was a family, it is difficult to keep a band active and united, especially when there is someone in the band with a daughter or son, and even more so if it is a band that is part of the entertainment industry, the dimension of everything is much greater.
Q: Are the robotic vehicles on Mars self-piloting using sensors or are they remotely piloted from Earth?
A: I don't know for sure, I just think about it and imagine it, but the images that reach my two eyes are similar, the landscape of Mars is monotonous, apparently in my imagination Mars would be a good place to try to sleep peacefully, something that is not true.
Q: Would you like to mention a song by the band ABBA to serve as background music for monotonous images of Mars?
A: No Feelings? Queens of Noise? Don't Abuse Me? You Don't Own Me? ...
Really, about the original cover of Never Mind the Bollocks ... there's not much to say about it, it's historic, and about the Bad Reputation cover I remember that it was also mentioned in a good book about record covers, I discovered it at a book fair at a stand of a bookstore that worked with art books, including imported ones.
Q: Would you pay €7.90 for a pair of socks?
A: No, not even if I was really cold and sneezing non-stop, this would be a punk attitude, I count pennies.
Q: ABBA or Madonna?
A: ABBA without a doubt, the group's songs are closer to my pop rock musical taste, I'm not intelligent enough to understand Madonna's disco music, her music is very 'intellectual'. In more current pop rock there is also K. Perry, she has some 'easy' songs. Therefore, an extremist feminist would not be able to construct a totally true story against my existence.
Q: Where are there a lot of unbridled women?
A: Essa resposta eu também sei: USA! USA! USA!
Q: Did rock music make you unhappy?
A: No, that's not true, it didn't.
Q: Have you ever sat on a Pokémon?
A: No. I don't even know what sound one of them would make if that had happened. Besides, I've never set foot in Japan. ... Same goes for one of the Minions.
Q: Have you ever seen a horse with a horn on its head, I mean, a unicorn?
A: No, up until now I have only seen them in cartoons, static or animated. And in those cartoons, I have never seen anything that would associate them with something 'latin'.
Q: Are you familiar with the full range of technologies involved in using the Internet?
A: If I said yes, I would be lying. If app developers can't fix problems when their apps aren't working properly, >i<, as a user, wouldn't call myself a computer expert.
Q: What do you feel about the persistent attempt by large information technology (.com) companies to try to be .gov?
A: I feel like I'm being oppressed by totalitarianism and authoritarianism, capitalists, but it may be an education in the complexity of government for a large number of living beings on Earth, and Earth as a laboratory and space base.
Q: How many kilometers of piping would a vacuum cleaner need to have to transport the dust it sucks up from Mars to Earth?
A: I don't know, and I also don't know how to prevent the piping from getting tangled up as a result of the planets moving. Ask A. Grande.
Q: Name something you do constantly?
A: I'm always studying.
Q: Anything else?
A: No, no thanks.
