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Bugle call in cadence be spread your deep sincerity Reverberate its call within our minds of good deeds done for better times Heroes of every walk of life remembered by bugle sounds into vesper night It's sounding love of mankind and sacrifice About everyday people like you and me About brass sounds that triumph liberty It's sounding our land, not laid bare, by the right to speak It's sounding about lives laid down that freedoms seek And through that bugle call we see in taps that sound great dignity We must fight not to relinquish our hard earned truth in bugle calls of our youth Now i lay my bugle down to sleep And still i hear that sound that haunting sound forever be that ushers forth our dignity
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 4:17 PM UTC
Echoes of a bugle
**Out of place and rather uncertain Lacking instructions, suggestions and a warning Bouncing about like a toy ball Uncomfortable with all my tics I've always felt so quirkily and small** *Lacking order and any sense of being, Feeling out of place, unloved no ones ever hearing, Broken and bruised from head to toe, My scars shining bright against the pale white snow, Just because I couldn't learn to walk straight,* **Crooked toothed but grinning I always feel like I'm sinning Every time I'm early I feel late Burnt to a crisp is the price of the flame I'm just a solo player stuck in this game** *Maybe I'm the sinner and you're the saint, Your halo is burning, getting lost in the flames, Take my hand and join with me, For we can end the heartache that seems to be, Lets be awkward together, There's no one better*
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Dec 21, 2014
Dec 21, 2014 at 8:23 PM UTC
Lets Be Awkward Together (Collaboration with WickedHope)
The depth contributions , intelligence and beauty of a certain Race among us reflects sustained cultural production across water management , agriculture, architecture, literature, philosophy, music, science, law, technology, and exploration over millennia. It represents layered continuity, institutional memory, and repeated cycles of invention, stress, recovery, and further creation. No drama. No apology. Just history laid out. Continuous peace driven dominance across extended historical periods that produced stability and progress, as well as the implementation of continual and beneficial innovation. Scalable education systems that work and produce widespread and obvious results. Public education available to all regardless of disability , race or income. Deep historical knowledge preservation through free public libraries, archives, and preservation institutions that still function. Overcoming and prevailing over all competitive pressures between neighboring states and regions. Legal continuity across centuries that affect truth, equality and justice for everyone globally. Incentives to innovate economically, technologically, and artistically that irreparably change the world for the better. Intelligent and organized rebuilding after and during civilizational collapse periods. With little to no dependence on external knowledge systems for core development. No long-term stagnation cycles of agriculture, hydrology or animal husbandry. No state imposed self destructive forced isolationism at scale. Establishing dense trade networks that still survive and function today. Encouraging healthy and fair competition even when non beneficial to the progenitor. Creating global free access to both Atlantic and Mediterranean routes as well as maintaining them Unparalleled Institutional continuity Unique and effective Literacy expansion and implementation Ongoing patronage systems supporting a thriving non state controlled arts and sciences Inclusive and successful standardized education systems Scientific academies. The practical and lethal application of Gunpowder at scale. The revolver. The repeating rifle. The machine gun and sub machine gun. Radar The atom bomb and the nuclear warhead. True functional stealth technology. Libraries and technical archives as open source material. Ancient and Classical Engineering Roman road systems for the wheel and carts Roman load bearing bridges Roman aqueducts Roman sewage systems Free and open civic forums that encouraged thought and debate. Medieval Architecture and Fortification Defensible self sustaining Castles as well as the fortification applications that lead to their widespread adoption and success Fully functional Naval docks with water level adjustments Gothic cathedrals and epic interior spaces. Vaulting systems Flying buttresses The domed ceiling etc. etc. Renaissance and Early Modern Architecture Renaissance urban planning for the populace not just the elite Baroque palaces and accessible opulence Civic architecture Opera houses and acoustic interactions therein Public squares Neoclassical and Modern Civic Design Neoclassical government buildings Town squares Long span reliable Bridges Healthy and functional Public baths Electricity The light bulb The radio The telegraph Civic buildings designed for mass participation with functioning heating and light. Literature, Philosophy, and Intellectual Traditions Literature Epic poetry from Homer onward Tragedy and drama as formal art forms The modern novel Full theatrical production for open public consumption Philosophical systems of freedom and logic such as from Plato and Aristotle , Pythagoras, Euclid etc. Medieval scholasticism . Enlightenment philosophy Michelangelo , Leonardo Magellan , Copernicus. Galileo..etc. Human rights theory Social contract theory Liberalism Capitalism Socialism Political and Legal Thought application dissection and dynamics Democracy and freedom itself The Magna Carta Constitutional law Application and exploration of individual rights and true social contract I.E Thomas Hobbes and John Locke Constitutional frameworks Separation of powers Parliamentary governance Codified civil rights systems Modern bureaucracy International law concepts Music and Musical Systems Written notation system and time signatures Early and Sacred Music Medieval chants Western musical notation and decoding and transcription of all known modes Renaissance and Baroque Music The Piano the violin. etc. etc. Saxophone, clarinet, oboe, pipe organ etc. Renaissance polyphony Baroque suites Harmonic theory and application Classical and Romantic Traditions of choir an separation of tonality Classical symphonies Concerto forms ( all known.) Orchestral music Opera Modern and Experimental Music Rock, march, big band Modern orchestral compositions Experimental music traditions Electronic music traditions Buddy Holly Elvis The Beatles James Dean Marilyn Monroe Visual Arts Traditional and Classical Visual Arts Oil painting technique innovation and schooling. Modern Visual Arts Cinema The Camera Modern painting Abstract expressionism Continual and pervasive Science and Mathematics breakthroughs Foundations of Scientific Thought. The scientific method Formalized geometry, trigonometry, advancements in algebra Calculus Classical mechanics Physics Sociology Psychiatry Pediatrics. etc. etc. Edison Madam Curie ,Pauli, Heisenberg etc. ad infinitum Freud Einstein Von Braun Published Thermodynamics, Electromagnetism, Natural Sciences, Modern practical Astronomy, Laboratory chemistry, Applied Biology, Geology..etc. Modern Medicine Medical Science Germ theory Immunology Vaccines Public health infrastructure Deep field Astronomy and Space Science Ancient observatories sharing knowledge and transmitting it with little loss. Astrophysics Space telescopes. Mass spectroscopy Spaceflight engineering Sputnik Apollo Neil Armstrong.. etc. Technology and Engineering Knowledge Transmission The printing press both archaic and modern.. Innovating its widespread use and power. ( not as a useless forgotten one off that went nowhere.) Printing leading to literacy Literacy leading to mass education Industrial and Mechanical Systems Steam engine Steam leading to factories Factories leading to rail systems Railroads Intercontinental transportation Industrial manufacturing systems and logistics Electrical and Communication Systems Electricity transfer Electrical grids Telegraph Telephone Radio Television Communication networks Transportation Systems Internal combustion engines Automobiles Aviation .. The Wright Brothers Airplanes Jet engines Submarines Computing and Modern Technology Computers Satellites Spacecraft Rockets Exploration and Navigation equipment and application Maritime and Global Exploration producing accurate Global cartography Open-ocean navigation with recorded transferable routes True circumnavigation Discovering and establishing needed and never before seen trade routes Shipbuilding advances Navigation Science Accurate Astronomical navigation tools Recorded and reproducible Celestial navigation Extreme Environment Exploration Arctic expeditions Antarctic expeditions Polar expeditions Colonization and Logistics Colonization as a logistical and administrative achievement Large-scale supply chains Long-distance governance systems Industrial and Economic Systems Energy and Production Chains Steam leading to factories leading to rail systems Electricity leading to grids leading to communication Combustion leading to transport leading to logistics Medicine leading to population growth leading to labor surplus Unparallel resilience and adaptation Survival and Recovery through plague via intelligent management neve before seen. in famine world wars and needed revolutions. Reconstruction after wars Cultural Continuity Cultural continuity and repeated success across centuries at scale. Scientific output and continual advancement despite internal and external factors and conflict. Migration and societal organization and survival across varied climates on all continents. Adaptation to temperate, maritime, alpine, and continental hostile or inhospitable environments their mapping and dissemination globally. Education and Knowledge Institutions Medieval universities Scholasticism and medieval universities Standardized of successful and long lasting education systems. Scientific academies Libraries and archives. The Successful transference of generational knowledge from all cultures and times regardless of distance and obstacles. Peer-reviewed systems preserved and accurately documented .
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Feb 2
Feb 2, 2026 at 8:09 PM UTC
"I'm sick of these lazy "entitled " white people not pulling their weight"...
The depth contributions , intelligence and beauty of a certain Race among us reflects sustained cultural production across water management , agriculture, architecture, literature, philosophy, music, science, law, technology, and exploration over millennia. It represents layered continuity, institutional memory, and repeated cycles of invention, stress, recovery, and further creation. No drama. No apology. Just history laid out. Continuous peace driven dominance across extended historical periods that produced stability and progress, as well as the implementation of continual and beneficial innovation. Scalable education systems that work and produce widespread and obvious results. Public education available to all regardless of disability , race or income. Deep historical knowledge preservation through free public libraries, archives, and preservation institutions that still function. Overcoming and prevailing over all competitive pressures between neighboring states and regions. Legal continuity across centuries that affect truth, equality and justice for everyone globally. Incentives to innovate economically, technologically, and artistically that irreparably change the world for the better. Intelligent and organized rebuilding after and during civilizational collapse periods. With little to no dependence on external knowledge systems for core development. No long-term stagnation cycles of agriculture, hydrology or animal husbandry. No state imposed self destructive forced isolationism at scale. Establishing dense trade networks that still survive and function today. Encouraging healthy and fair competition even when non beneficial to the progenitor. Creating global free access to both Atlantic and Mediterranean routes as well as maintaining them Unparalleled Institutional continuity Unique and effective Literacy expansion and implementation Ongoing patronage systems supporting a thriving non state controlled arts and sciences Inclusive and successful standardized education systems Scientific academies. The practical and lethal application of Gunpowder at scale. The revolver. The repeating rifle. The machine gun and sub machine gun. Radar The atom bomb and the nuclear warhead. True functional stealth technology. Libraries and technical archives as open source material. Ancient and Classical Engineering Roman road systems for the wheel and carts Roman load bearing bridges Roman aqueducts Roman sewage systems Free and open civic forums that encouraged thought and debate. Medieval Architecture and Fortification Defensible self sustaining Castles as well as the fortification applications that lead to their widespread adoption and success Fully functional Naval docks with water level adjustments Gothic cathedrals and epic interior spaces. Vaulting systems Flying buttresses The domed ceiling etc. etc. Renaissance and Early Modern Architecture Renaissance urban planning for the populace not just the elite Baroque palaces and accessible opulence Civic architecture Opera houses and acoustic interactions therein Public squares Neoclassical and Modern Civic Design Neoclassical government buildings Town squares Long span reliable Bridges Healthy and functional Public baths Electricity The light bulb The radio The telegraph Civic buildings designed for mass participation with functioning heating and light. Literature, Philosophy, and Intellectual Traditions Literature Epic poetry from Homer onward Tragedy and drama as formal art forms The modern novel Full theatrical production for open public consumption Philosophical systems of freedom and logic such as from Plato and Aristotle , Pythagoras, Euclid etc. Medieval scholasticism . Enlightenment philosophy Michelangelo , Leonardo Magellan , Copernicus. Galileo..etc. Human rights theory Social contract theory Liberalism Capitalism Socialism Political and Legal Thought application dissection and dynamics Democracy and freedom itself The Magna Carta Constitutional law Application and exploration of individual rights and true social contract I.E Thomas Hobbes and John Locke Constitutional frameworks Separation of powers Parliamentary governance Codified civil rights systems Modern bureaucracy International law concepts Music and Musical Systems Written notation system and time signatures Early and Sacred Music Medieval chants Western musical notation and decoding and transcription of all known modes Renaissance and Baroque Music The Piano the violin. etc. etc. Saxophone, clarinet, oboe, pipe organ etc. Renaissance polyphony Baroque suites Harmonic theory and application Classical and Romantic Traditions of choir an separation of tonality Classical symphonies Concerto forms ( all known.) Orchestral music Opera Modern and Experimental Music Rock, march, big band Modern orchestral compositions Experimental music traditions Electronic music traditions Buddy Holly Elvis The Beatles James Dean Marilyn Monroe Visual Arts Traditional and Classical Visual Arts Oil painting technique innovation and schooling. Modern Visual Arts Cinema The Camera Modern painting Abstract expressionism Continual and pervasive Science and Mathematics breakthroughs Foundations of Scientific Thought. The scientific method Formalized geometry, trigonometry, advancements in algebra Calculus Classical mechanics Physics Sociology Psychiatry Pediatrics. etc. etc. Edison Madam Curie ,Pauli, Heisenberg etc. ad infinitum Freud Einstein Von Braun Published Thermodynamics, Electromagnetism, Natural Sciences, Modern practical Astronomy, Laboratory chemistry, Applied Biology, Geology..etc. Modern Medicine Medical Science Germ theory Immunology Vaccines Public health infrastructure Deep field Astronomy and Space Science Ancient observatories sharing knowledge and transmitting it with little loss. Astrophysics Space telescopes. Mass spectroscopy Spaceflight engineering Sputnik Apollo Neil Armstrong.. etc. Technology and Engineering Knowledge Transmission The printing press both archaic and modern.. Innovating its widespread use and power. ( not as a useless forgotten one off that went nowhere.) Printing leading to literacy Literacy leading to mass education Industrial and Mechanical Systems Steam engine Steam leading to factories Factories leading to rail systems Railroads Intercontinental transportation Industrial manufacturing systems and logistics Electrical and Communication Systems Electricity transfer Electrical grids Telegraph Telephone Radio Television Communication networks Transportation Systems Internal combustion engines Automobiles Aviation .. The Wright Brothers Airplanes Jet engines Submarines Computing and Modern Technology Computers Satellites Spacecraft Rockets Exploration and Navigation equipment and application Maritime and Global Exploration producing accurate Global cartography Open-ocean navigation with recorded transferable routes True circumnavigation Discovering and establishing needed and never before seen trade routes Shipbuilding advances Navigation Science Accurate Astronomical navigation tools Recorded and reproducible Celestial navigation Extreme Environment Exploration Arctic expeditions Antarctic expeditions Polar expeditions Colonization and Logistics Colonization as a logistical and administrative achievement Large-scale supply chains Long-distance governance systems Industrial and Economic Systems Energy and Production Chains Steam leading to factories leading to rail systems Electricity leading to grids leading to communication Combustion leading to transport leading to logistics Medicine leading to population growth leading to labor surplus Unparallel resilience and adaptation Survival and Recovery through plague via intelligent management neve before seen. in famine world wars and needed revolutions. Reconstruction after wars Cultural Continuity Cultural continuity and repeated success across centuries at scale. Scientific output and continual advancement despite internal and external factors and conflict. Migration and societal organization and survival across varied climates on all continents. Adaptation to temperate, maritime, alpine, and continental hostile or inhospitable environments their mapping and dissemination globally. Education and Knowledge Institutions Medieval universities Scholasticism and medieval universities Standardized of successful and long lasting education systems. Scientific academies Libraries and archives. The Successful transference of generational knowledge from all cultures and times regardless of distance and obstacles. Peer-reviewed systems preserved and accurately documented .
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