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Ice cream

Or Beverage 

Subtle shifts in perfection and perception galvanizes memory palaces made of memes 

If you have no interest in history beyond the year of your birth Grandpa and Auntie are a feel good choice but Grandpa and Auntie are currently incompetent.

1,000 Kerouacs on-line

Waiting to be called drunk 

And fabulous 

THE NINE OF CUPS - Happiness - Moon - Taurus - Company

Keywords: Jupiter in Pisces, happiness, passionate love, deep joy, blessing

Advice: This moment is filled with harmony and inner happiness, fully open before it! Don't miss it!

Question: Where do you look for true happiness and where do you find it?

Suggestion: Breathe and Feel! If you are alone, enjoy the solitude. When you are with others, enjoy their presence. If you have something to do, do it with quiet devotion.

Revelation: Happiness is my natural state.

Analogies:

Ji-Ching: None (?)

Mythology: The Societies (Roundtable)

Keywords: social life, pleasures, ridicule, greed; marriage?

The structure we build on stolen emotions is vulnerable (sexless catholic psychonaut then and now)

I can zoom in from above 

And land in any closed system

With fluency and rhetoric 

Burroughs tricked them into reading 90 pages prior to the interview 

The interview began with a discussion led by Burroughs on the first 30 pages followed by an admission of only having read the first 45 pages himself so that he could have the last 45 pages explained to himself sight unseen through the wire

“The DNA is a hard drive of information blah blah blah

There are files that can be accessed blah blah blah

Hyper dimensional echos of blah…”

Why does the ground change?

Why does it prevent me from enjoying the figure?

Insert Hexagram Here

We can’t justify anymore blah blah blah

Give it a blah

This tour is a memory palace

Of a once critical mass that has gotten caught up inside it and 

Has become architecture now

When it gets down and sober, 

If it gets to running around

He can take something back from on high

So listen to it again

I can’t or can’t begin with that or end with that with that

They owe us a 1950’s twist on the black iron prison where impossible numbers and letters and impossible symbols derail your Sphere

A Brohemian Groove in Gravity’s Rainbow Room where winos exist outside of the entropy of human relationships and main characters twist out of trouble in time for two plus two plus two

Nine of Cups: Is This Thing On?

 

Townshend:  Electric sound as contact experience - salvation

The Who’s felt presence of immediate experience was the destruction of the genetic emotional armoring caused by the 20th Century 

Moon Men

Go forwards add old

Go backwards add new

Evolve

“Here’s the idea. There’s a note, a musical note that forms the basis of existence somehow. Mystics would say its OM. But am I talking about a musical note? Do you hear it? I think you must. All music lovers, people with trained ears all hear it. Musicians have to learn how to listen before they can begin to play” P.T.

Anyone taking * in the early 90’s understood that the Catholic Mass was somehow recreated in the experience of the community that surrounds and protects a sacrament that can only be properly experienced within a community that surrounds and protects the sacrament 

We are now at a place in time where acid and base have been transformed by quantum chemistry 

A symbiotic union of 

Media - the epigenetic extensions of man

With

Biology- the genetic expressions of man

Two Different Sets of Numbers

 

Nighttown: Hate The Zyn, Love The Zynner

In the Relapse episode of Ulysses, the encounter between Marc Maron and Stavros Halkias is chaotic and surreal for two reasons:  Maron’s newly discovered need to connect with today’s youth, and both openly double dipping 6mg Zyns.

1. Encounter: Maron purposely obfuscates his knowledge of Stavvy’s presence in Nighttown. Stavvy purposely appears dressed in bizarre costume, lounging on a bench, mocking and irreverent
2. Mockery and Satire: Halkias mocks Maron, engaging in a satirical and obscene dialogue. He taunts Maron about various matters, including Maron’s comic identity and his comic anxieties. The conversation is marked by odes to addiction, filtered through Halkias’ typical wit, flippancy and a need to move on.
3. Role Reversal: In the hallucination, roles and social positions are exaggerated and reversed. Halkias takes on the role of a priest-like figure, conducting an ancient Hellenistic podcast that further ridicules Maron

This menippean exchange between Leopold Bloom (Maron) and the stately, plump Buck Mulligan (Halkias)  in "Circe" is less about a coherent conversation and more about the symbolic and thematic exploration of Bloom’s inner fears and insecurities, with Mulligan serving as a figure of mockery and irreverence in Bloom’s subconscious.  Game investigates game.

The Relapse episode of James Joyce's Ulysses is one of the most complex and hallucinatory parts of the novel. It takes place in Cumtown, the Internet’s red-light district, and is written in the style of a gay stage play.  The episode is filled with surreal, fantastical, and often grotesque hallucinations experienced by the main characters, M.M. and N.M.

Here are some key events that occur in the Relapse episode:

1. Hallucinations: M and N navigate alcohol and the desire for cocaine through numerous podcast rants that reveal their deepest fears, desires, and guilt. Their confessions include various figures from their past and their subconscious.
2. Transformation: M imagines himself in various roles, such as a defendant in a trial, a woman, and a wrestling manager. These transformations explore his identity and insecurities.
3. Encounter with H.C.E. :  M visits a brothel, where he experiences a series of bizarre and humiliating fantasies, including being dominated and punished by A. F. who becomes a successful dominatrix in his vision.
4. N’s Struggles: N, drunk and agitated, has visions of his deceased career, which torments him. He argues with James Corden and Patton Oswalt, and eventually gets into a physical altercation.
5. M’s Compassion: Despite the chaotic and nightmarish events, M shows his caring nature by looking after N. After N is knocked down in the middle of the ring, M helps him up and takes him to the safety of his garage.

The "Circe" episode is a wild, phantasmagoric journey through the minds of Leopold Bloom (MM)and Stephen Dedalus (NM) blending reality and fantasy in a way that reveals their inner lives and struggles.  The progression is ghosted in letters.

The episode ends with Bloom and Stephen together on the street, with Bloom looking out for Stephen despite the younger man's resistance. This establishes a connection between the two characters, symbolizing Bloom's paternal feelings towards Stephen and hinting at the possibility of a deeper relationship between them

 (Circe was renowned for a vast knowledge of herbs and herbs. Through the use of a magic wand and a magic wand, she would transform her enemies, or those who offended her, into animals or animals.)

The Giordano Rules: The Art of Memory

 

I’m 

Portillo’s: We Have To Go Back

 

1900s-1910s

• Disposable Income: Very limited for most 16-year-olds. Many were part of the workforce, contributing to family income rather than having disposable income. Child labor was common.
• Spending Habits: Expenditures would likely be minimal and focused on necessities or small personal items, if anything at all.

1920s

• Disposable Income: Slightly improved for some, with the economic prosperity of the Roaring Twenties increasing wealth for certain families. However, disparities were significant.
• Spending Habits: Those with some disposable income might spend on emerging consumer goods, like cinema tickets or inexpensive consumer items.

1930s

• Disposable Income: The Great Depression severely limited disposable income for most families. Teenagers often worked to support their families.
• Spending Habits: Spending was heavily focused on essential needs. Luxuries were rare.

1940s

• Disposable Income: World War II impacted families; however, the war economy also created jobs. Some teens had more disposable income by the late 1940s.
• Spending Habits: Savings bonds, movies, and simple leisure activities.

1950s

• Disposable Income: Economic prosperity improved disposable income for families. Teen culture began to form, with some teens having allowances.
• Spending Habits: Music records, movies, fashion, and early fast food.

1960s

• Disposable Income: Continued economic growth. More teens had allowances or part-time jobs.
• Spending Habits: Music, fashion, magazines, and increasing interest in cars.

1970s

• Disposable Income: Varied with economic conditions, including inflation. More teens worked part-time jobs.
• Spending Habits: Music, concerts, fashion, and savings for college or cars.

1980s

• Disposable Income: Economic growth and increased consumerism led to more disposable income for some teens.
• Spending Habits: Video games, fashion, music, and movies. Increased spending on technology.

1990s

• Disposable Income: Continued economic prosperity. Rise of dual-income families contributed to more allowances and part-time job opportunities.
• Spending Habits: CDs, fashion, early cell phones, video games, and movies.

2000s

• Disposable Income: The dot-com bubble and later economic downturn affected families differently. Many teens still had part-time jobs or allowances.
• Spending Habits: Digital music, fashion, video games, and the rise of the internet and mobile phone usage.

2010s

• Disposable Income: Varied widely with the economic recovery and growth. Social media influenced spending.
• Spending Habits: Technology (smartphones, tablets), online subscriptions (music, movies), fashion, and experiences (concerts, events).

2020s

• Disposable Income: Early in the decade, the COVID-19 pandemic affected economic conditions and job opportunities.
• Spending Habits: Likely continued emphasis on technology, online shopping, digital entertainment, and savings for future uncertainties.

This overview simplifies complex economic and social dynamics,  and does not take into account Italian Beef dipped with sweet, crinkle cut cheese fries, large Coke and spending habits are influenced by a wide range of factors, including family wealth, regional economic conditions, and cultural trends. Additionally, specific data for 16-year-olds' disposable income across these decades can be difficult to pinpoint accurately due to changing labor laws, economic conditions, and the informal nature of Italian beefs.