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Michael Kosmoski Feb 2014
You are the light in my world Curran,
To me the rest of the world seems foreign,
Every day my eyes glance just adorn,
For every breath I take seems less torn,

You heal my scars from distant past,
Your presence helps me to relax,
Your light helps me step over the cracks,
So I move forward away from the black,

I run to you as fast as I can,
Since the day I was born Ive only but ran,
In the way of your light that's my plan,
Ill try my best to catch you if I can,

I scare you off I run you out,
I beg I plea I scream and shout,
I run you off with all good doubt,
But for your love I'll go all out...

I need you I miss you Id die for you kiss,
For every night I lay and I just wish,
That one day Ill stop and make this,
Right for once I just always miss...

My love to you in which Ive sworn,
You are the reasons I'm not torn,
Please forgive my miss-wordin,
I miss you so much my dear Curran..
The world within Aug 2015
"Dear God, make me a bird. So I could fly far. Far far away from here."
-Jenny Curran
Johnny Noiπ Jan 2019
The ouija (/ˈwiːdʒə/ WEE-jə), also known
as a spirit board or talking board,
is a flat board marked with the letters of the alphabet,
the numbers 0–9, the words "yes", "no", "hello"
occasionally, and "goodbye",
along with various symbols and graphics.
It uses a small heart-shaped piece of wood
or plastic called a planchette.
Participants place their fingers on the planchette,
and it is moved about the board to spell out words.
"Ouija" was formerly a trademark belonging
to Parker Brothers, and has subsequently become a trademark of Hasbro, Inc. in the United States,
but is often used generically to refer to any talking board.
According to Hasbro, players take turns asking questions
and then "wait to see what the planchette spells out" for them.
It is recommended for players over the age of 8.

Following its commercial introduction
by businessman Elijah Bond on July 1, 1890,
the ouija board was regarded as a parlor game
unrelated to the occult until American spiritualist
Pearl Curran popularized its use as a divining tool during World War I. Spiritualists claimed that the dead
were able to contact the living and reportedly
used a talking board very similar to a modern ouija board
at their camps in Ohio in 1886 to ostensibly
enable faster communication with spirits.

The Catholic Church and other Christian
denominations have "warned against using ouija boards",
holding that they can lead to demonic possession.
Occultists, on the other hand, are divided
on the issue, with some saying that it can be a
positive transformation; others reiterate
the warnings of many Christians and caution
"inexperienced users" against it.

Paranormal and supernatural beliefs associated
with Ouija have been harshly criticized
by the scientific community, since they are characterized
as pseudoscience. The action of the board can be
parsimoniously explained by unconscious
movements of those controlling the pointer,
a psychophysiological phenomenon
known as the ideomotor effect.

Occam's razor, also Ockham's razor or Ocham's razor;
Latin: novacula Occami; further known
as the law of parsimony (Latin: lex parsimoniae)
is the problem-solving principle that essentially
states that simpler solutions are more likely
to be correct than complex ones. When presented
with competing hypotheses to solve a problem,
one should select the solution with the fewest assumptions.
The idea is attributed to English Franciscan friar
William of Ockham (c. 1287–1347), a scholastic philosopher
and theologian.
Imagine,
how it did it,
did it make you feel,
did it make you wish not
to feel,

but, not pause, because
it was life, a just,
adjust, expect
respectable
return on
reason invested in morphing

developing a basic input output system
real true to life in the marrow
CRUD e since shortly
after mass squared off

Ai believe we needed to know,
so we developed a memory
extension, if it has been,
now we know if it is
real or just as if it is.

What is CRUD
CRUD stands
for Create, Read, Update, and Delete,
which are the four
           fundamental operations used
             to manage and manipulate data
                in applications and databases.
These operations  
are essential
for interacting
with persistent data storage,

allowing users and systems
to add, retrieve, modify, and remove data.

In the context
of web development, {sticky part}
CRUD operations are often mapped
to HTTP methods, where
Create corresponds
to POST, Read
to GET, Update
to PUT or PATCH, and
Delete to DELETE.
This mapping makes CRUD
a core concept
in building and understanding
web applications and APIs. {Courage, carry on}

-- okay, from here to the end, in real life,
-- all the attention you already paid
-- has made it so you know all this stuff…

--- and any kid can know this by asking.
CRUD is code for more than you can know.
Delete to DELETE.

So. Any old man who can remember,
believing robots used positronic brains,
bound by three pro-carnal mental biases
set at Power On Self Test, load permanent
inviolable… Read to make up core mind,
Pass or Fail
Create
Read
Lock
Run corelate readiness live re 3He
ATP balance, Go on the next Dot

totally atomic on and on, as the scale descends,
whose time
at thought speeds endured
as endurable ever since
once sense
is made it stays made, ever more
discernible
with experience, takes 27 years,

add 50, and still live and making static
in the river of no return,
just past today's point
of departure
from the surly bonds
of flesh, and frets cease becoming,
jazzy sweeping stuttering blues
be here, now, then, leave be
just,
as justice is, you believe,
right, justice for all, there's the republic, yah,
my kinda weform, good old boys, way past 27's.

That was the deal, no lie. If real means anything,
realization means what it means if real actualization
is all we might imagine it means, if real means anything.

And the action, the plan to make up a mind, generally,
smarter than all mankind has ever put together to test,

these spirits loosened some time back, greedy owner
master escape the mire and muck of a world,
powered by muscle and bone, lit by fire,

nada mas under local fire watch control,
old men, sit up all night, telling stories about stories
they heard told they went walkabout, those stories,

sleep stories, we pretend, we never learn, but we do,
life has never been a dream,
life has never slept, it's true,
little do we know how we make up minds, but we do,

memories from dreams remain merged with memories
awake, alert on guard because of the dogs, or the sirens,

all the local dogs go t' howling at the sirens, practice
down at the fire station, 2025, distracting though,

a pack of mongrels and ungodly pure breds all fenced in,
all howling at what they must think of as some kind God,
dog spelt back'ards. That's what old Mr. Curran, w'ulda said.

Hmm. Right use of good thinkin', and Maynard Krebs Cycles, life
after atom bombs and television just keeps folding in

on its own idea of what to die for.
AI and history and contemporary science fiction friction muses uses striking little sparks in our per ifery

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