#end-game

What it looks like when you reach the end-game with the One-Hit Obliterator. It’s pretty simple to do, actually. Obviously you have to have completed the four Divine Beasts so that the first part of the Champions’ Ballad will begin. (You have to make sure the Obliterator appears in the Shrine of Resurrection, ready to be picked up.)

“Half of all life!”

petit post spécial EG parce que mes poulains méritent qnd même 👀👀

Black Widow Trailer…

So the Black Widow trailer dropped the other day, and I have been left wondering if I should say something about it, obviously by this post, I am saying something.

This is probably one of the most interesting developments from Marvel Studios, and I am excited to see what this movie does with the story…

Motivational Minute: Have the Bigger Picture in Mind

When was the last time you checked-in with your end game?

Yesterday? Last week? Six months ago?

Do you even remember your end game?

You must have a clear end game – no matter how broad or specific it may be. If your end game is fuzzy – that’s a problem.

So, for your 60 second motivational minute for the week…

If you have difficulty starting tasks or you lose your motivation,…

My take is that the foundation of Conservatism today is NPD. They hate “the Left” (Liberals) because we do not feel the pain they feel, and cannot escape from.

Clues:

1. Consider all the people for whom Trump is still a hero.

2. There's a Conservative commentator from the Hoover Institute, William Davis Hanson, whose comments are full of suspicions, not exactly evidence, of what Liberals are up to. He comes on as a major intellectual and scholar. [Reminds me of the 1971 movie They Might Be Giants (George C. Scott and Joanne Woodward), in which the paranoid schizophrenic judge convinces his therapist that his worldview is reality.] So, Hanson is possibly a working paranoid schizophrenic, and "fits right in".

3. An interesting precedent: Secrets of the Dead: Egypt's Darkest Hour (PBS). The Egyptians did not see climate change coming, and so it wiped out the Old Kingdom about 4000 years ago (scientists dated the collapse with ice cores and mud cores). So, a culture CAN collapse.

4. We know that climate change does loom, for us.

5. Interesting little book: The Collapse of Western Civilization (2014, Columbia U. Press, Naomi Oreskes). A climate scientist fantasizes about a conference in China on the 300th anniversary of "the great Collapse of 2093".

6. The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History by Elizabeth Kolbert (2014)

So, these ARE the times we live in.

Human history has been going on for about 200,000 years. I decided to investigate what we know about the human end-game, i.e., death. Jesus and Time and Eternity (Amazon). Very surprising, very good news.