Okay. It is a trait of mine, to try for more than I can do. I think that is a good trait, as I’ll surprise myself and get stuff done, that I thought I could not do. Sometimes those things are even easy to do, once tried. Other times, not so much.
I like doing new things, things I do not have much of an idea of how to do, because in doing so—just start at it and go—I find out how to do those things, gain the experience of then having done those things, and benefit from finishing those things as best I can, with what I’ve got.
Let’s not forget, I define intelligence as the ability to notice. With added experience, I have add sensitivities, expanded intelligence.
I am still a child in heart and play. The world is still fascinating to me. Innocent and sharp I still play.
Having just turned 58 though, I cannot play like I used to. These days its mostly reading and writing. I’ve aged out of being a landscaper, and into being an Information Developer. I’ve talent for both, but I miss the physicality of landscaping/nursery work. “Gardener” is the vernacular term for my first profession.
These days, I am isolated in reading and writing. I produce what seems fitting, for whom it may concern. My objective is to foster Americanism as I define it. That last part being important, as every one claims Americanism. Most of them are false.
In putting my ability to notice to work, in service to my fellow Americans, I make points that are cognitively crucial to a realistic understanding of experience. I only know what works for myself, but I don’t consider myself any different from others.
So if there is one point I want remembered from this stream-of-consciousness, it is that there is no cognitive credibility to the presentations of ego driven ideology. They are artifacts of desire and imagination. Insanities. Forget reasoning with these people. Until and unless they question their ideology, often by way of painful failure, there isn’t anything you can do for them.
Stupidity is a God power in humans. As is ego. Ego is the God, stupidity is its advisor.
Americanism as I define it isn’t ideological. We stick with what works, not with what sounds good, or want to believe. We flourish without the delusions of certainty, entitlement and control. Not-Americans suffer in their delusions of certainty, entitlement and control. Do not be not-American.
Do you feel the need to be certain, entitled and in control?
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Clarity, unity, organization, action. Let’s not fail where it counts.
Be American. Stay American!
David Weeks, Information Developer, Tampa, Florida.