Simple Things - 1953

👀👀👀 oh hell no . wordai

WORDAI is first multi-languages article spinner that actually understands that words have different meanings, for you as customer that means that you will be able to create human readable articles with single click of your mouse.

SALES PITCH:

With WordAI you can easily create and spin articles in these languages: English, Spanish, French and Italian which makes WordAI one of the best article spinners available (according to SEO and marketing forums it is the best article spinner out there.)

So let me get this straight. WORDAI or Word Artificial Intelligence takes what I wrote and switches words around and BIM BAM BOOM - someone else publishes what I wrote - except wordai did it.  BAD BAD BAD - they are not calling this intellectual theft!?

and this:

Make money with WordAI

Freelance content writers generally charge per word. A good writer can usually charge somewhere between $1.00 and $1.50 per 100 words and can probably write 750-1000 words per hour. That works out from anywhere to $7.50/hour to $15/hour. But that’s not even including the time spent acquiring new writing clients. So how did I turn this $10/hour job into a $25/hour job?

I found a simple way to take somebody who writes 750 words per hour and turn them into somebody who writes 4,000 words per hour!  And if you write 4,000 words per hour, and charge a measly $0.65 per 100 words, that works out to over $25/hour!  You can do that with new improved WordAI version 4. This spinner creates unique human readable articles in minutes. Just search the article you need at in any article directory for example ezine, copy it and paste in Wordai and rewrite. Make couple of edits if required and you have ready to sell article! You can sell your content at Seoclerks or Fiverr.com All work can be done in 5 minutes!

The guy who posted this: HERE

👀"...AND when you google word spinner you get this DARK HAT stuff: wordai turing version but its kinda costly. For the money I'd go with spinrewriter. the spun result is okay with only $77 per year "

code: cool. yellow trace

GO:

https://www.yellowtrace.com.au/mark-dorf-surreal-mix-of-photography-digital-media/

Mark Dorf’s Surreal Mix of Photography & Digital Media. https://t.co/be4g7KzBQk pic.twitter.com/KA9j9ljzy0

— yellowtrace (@yellowtrace) March 23, 2017

Surreal .your brain on power. brain injury.

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This is your brain on power, writes Jerry Useem:

Subjects under the influence of power, [the UC Berkeley psychology professor Dacher Keltner] found in studies spanning two decades, acted as if they had suffered a traumatic brain injury—becoming more impulsive, less risk-aware, and, crucially, less adept at seeing things from other people’s point of view.

Sukhvinder Obhi, a neuroscientist at McMaster University, in Ontario, recently described something similar. Unlike Keltner, who studies behaviors, Obhi studies brains. And when he put the heads of the powerful and the not-so-powerful under a transcranial-magnetic-stimulation machine, he found that power, in fact, impairs a specific neural process, “mirroring,” that may be a cornerstone of empathy. Which gives a neurological basis to what Keltner has termed the “power paradox”: Once we have power, we lose some of the capacities we needed to gain it in the first place.

Keep reading about how power causes brain damage, and look for insight into how some powerful hypocrites rationalize their inconsistencies.

This is a depressing finding. Knowledge is supposed to be power. But what good is knowing that power deprives you of knowledge?

Complex? Ancient? Alchemy?

Get this - we like to study alchemy! Why? It's a lost art!! But in reality most written is made up to get us off track of the real deal, the real thing...
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Derived from the Arabic root "kimia", from the Coptic "khem" (referring to the fertile black soil of the Nile delta), the word "alchemy" alludes to the dark mystery of the primordial or First Matter (the Khem). The discovery of this elusive original matter, from which all others are deemed simply polluted variants (the purist being Gold), is considered the alchemist's central goal — along with the discovery of the Stone of Knowledge (The Philosophers' Stone) and the key to Eternal Youth. As you can imagine, not the simplest of day jobs. As well as reams of text, the ins and outs of the alchemist's task, steeped as it is in a dizzyingly complex symbology, has given birth to a whole host of strange and wondrous imagery over the centuries. Here we pick out some favourites, many found on Wellcome Images and the brilliant Manly Palmer Hall collection at the Internet Archive. 

From the Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 — Source.

Bimbo's Initiation HD 1080p

“Bimbo’s Initiation” (1931) is an unnerving and surreal Fleischer Studio short animation. It’s an early example of mass media featuring blatant occult symbolism and has influenced a number of artists such as Jim Woodring (the Frank cartoons), Richard Elfman (Forbidden Zone), Joe Dante (Twilight Zone: The Movie) and Jared Moldenhauer (the Cuphead video game).

This SHOULD scare you. Does it?

we're back!!!!!!!!!!

 

Eddie Izzard - Wikipedia and iTunes

are we?

Gene Hunters (blood thieves)

When you need to smile, watch this

Camden Wade from Frog Lake, Alberta, playing on his drum gifted to him by his uncle and cousin.

The 18-month-old takes every chance he has to sing and drum says his mother Terri Wade.

Video Credit: Terri Wade pic.twitter.com/uD4NcwS0Ch

— APTN National News (@APTNNews) October 30, 2019

Moose rescue

Moose rescued from frozen lake, it's awesome .

STOP!!! And share this around the world . Say something about for this video!
Please post where you're from so i can track how far the video.
How many LIKES & SHARE can get this video?
Credits : EARTH channel#NativeAmericans pic.twitter.com/d5qE0ShTo6

— Native Americans (@nnativepride) November 5, 2019

How to Find Silence in a Noisy World | Op-Docs 360

Stars Hollow? Does it exist?

Does it exist?

Tara says: September 29, 2016 at 9:40 am

I would move just outside of Connecticut and try Keene, New Hampshire... I lived there and not only does it have a long Main Street lined by oak trees, it also has a gazebo in the town center with a huge white steeple church behind it. Main street has a local diner called Timoleon’s, candy store, record store, pizza shop, etc. During autumn they have a huge pumpkin festival and lined the entire Main Street with pumpkins covering every inch and leave them for days and decorate the lamp posts with garlands of autumn leaves. The town smells of pumpkin spice and apples during autumn. During winter all the lamp posts and trees are lined with white twinkling lights and its pretty magical when it snows. Winter festival includes carolers in the gazebo followed by Santa and rides up and down Main Street in horse pulled sleighs. It's as close to Stars Hollow (on Gilmore Girls) as you can get IMO. I recommened googling “Keene, NH christmas” and Keene NH autumn or pumpkin festival.

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The Blob

It’s alive?

Last week, the Paris Zoological Park began showcasing a new organism that scientists are having difficulty classifying. Simply called “the blob,” this yellowish unicellular living being looks like a fungus but acts like an animal. It has no mouth, no stomach, and no eyes, and yet it can detect food and digest it. It has almost 720 sexes and it can heal itself in two minutes if cut in half. The blob is named after the 1950s flick of the same name about an alien life form that consumes everything in its path in a small Pennsylvania town. The director of the museum told Reuters, “It surprises us because it has no brain but is able to learn … and if you merge two blobs, the one that has learned will transmit its knowledge to the other.”