GENIUS FORUMS

Are you Korean, Sky?

I know a few Koreans and all the girls of breeding age seem to be attracted to androgynous males. (I work at a University hospital in the Pacific NW, USA.)

Should I divulge my drunken theory of our alien ancestry and our future past?

Sky wrote:

if he were not a musician he would not have gotten my attention. i like people who know the things i would like to know

So basically you go for men with power and men that have knowledge that you want …. I see, and does this knowledge that you seek usually have something to do with 'get rich quick schemes'?

Sky wrote:

do you think that was too forward

you? Forward? of course not.

Sky wrote:

i thought for sure ryan would come to some obvious conclusion of my inferiority because i don't go for rough hell's angels types : )

Don’t underestimate the male genepool within the hell angels Sky, there are quite a few hidden gems wedged between the deposited layers of black coal. Here is a picture of a couple eligible bachelors from the Hell’s angels that I thought would be perfect for you: And you dont have to thank me for my diligent work on your behalf.

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So basically you go for men with power and men that have knowledge that you want …. I see, and does this knowledge that you seek usually have something to do with 'get rich quick schemes'?

usually overnight success is backed by years of study and hard work

it takes ten years to make a dancer or musician if the talent and other attributes are there

after studying for ten years at university including spring and summer semesters i think that any riches that might come my way could be considered well earned and i would consider being a better musician rich reward in itself

my biggest project came to me from an article that i read in the year 2000 though i was advised that it would not be feasible until there were enough people using fast computers and with sufficient broadband which was estimated to be in 2004 it was intel who gave me this information and they were spot on

the power i admire is the power to create and i do not come to relationship with such types empty handed since i have creative abilities of my own

as a venture capitalist at bear stearns once said to me over the phone

'i have been in this business for twenty years and i have seen more come from pure imagination than anything else'

'so you are telling me there is a market for imagination'

'yes without a doubt'

now that is what i consider a very useful piece of knowledge

information is the most valuable thing and surprisingly the people who have it will often gladly share it with someone who values it and asks for it

and you also purportedly admire knowledge or you would have no reason to be here

so how quick do you think QRS can get you to enlightenment

Sky wrote:

the power i admire is the power to create and i do not come to relationship with such types empty handed since i have creative abilities of my own

There is also a type of creation that has nothing to do with the making of art and this is the type of creation that I value; many times making art prevents one from finding the destructive type of creation that I value.

Sky wrote:

so you are telling me there is a market for imagination'

The imagination cannot find that state of pure creation; it is beyond the imagination.

Sky wrote:

and you also purportedly admire knowledge or you would have no reason to be here

I enjoy discussing the nature of god which has nothing to do with the accumulation of knowledge.

Sky wrote:

so how quick do you think QRS can get you to enlightenment

QRS cannot get anyone anywhere; enlightenment happens when you stop trying to get somewhere.

enlightenment happens when you stop trying to get somewhere.

i like that

so it isn't about strving

The imagination cannot find that state of pure creation; it is beyond the imagination.

i am not so sure about this one i think imagination might be integral but i am not sure i will have to continue ponderig on this

Sky wrote:

i am not so sure about this one i think imagination might be integral but i am not sure i will have to continue ponderig on this

I’ll give you an example: if you are remembering something in your past: to simply observe something factually that has happened long ago is not a process of the imagination however it is the imagination that will exaggerate stories to make them more pleasurable and it is the imagination that fills in the gaps in one’s memory etc and so on.

The imagination distorts the truth from my experience. It is like a naughty little child.

The function of imagination in man’s past as it served entertainment/morality purposes; it kept people happy and entertained but it distorts ‘what is’ in the process.

I have an uncle that tells the most exaggerated stories at Christmas and no one believes him because the stories are always based on imagination, not fact.

The imagination tells the story the way we wish it would have occurred. Usually it is self-aggrandizing and much more entertaining than what actually happened. Usually the truth is much more disappointing to people.

That is another reason why good art is incredibly rare because most artists use the imagination to create whereas the best art arises when one simply observes something the way it is factually.

To my mind, great art is like training wheels for the enlightened man in that he gets to a point where he no longer needs art to derive meaning and purpose in his life. Certain Artists and musicians were important to me in the beginning because they helped me break away from the masses; and gave me strengh to criticise myself so they end up being a support group/friend for the lonely dissenting philosopher.