Version 14

God - What does God want?  God's dream is the highest thought I can think of.  What is God's dream?

Angels - We can figure it out.

Man - It might take some time.

Good

Television

Internet

Cybernetic enhancements

Heaven

Earth

Me

π

1010103

Evil

Piracy

Torture

Genocide

The Christianna

    This is my 14th Version.  It explicitly claims that 1010103 is the opposite of pi because the sequence represents creation and pi represents eternity.  Okay, obviously that is probably wrong but you need to start somewhere.  Telling stories is how we practice what we know.  Again, a version is a story.  Like, think about how everybody has different versions of stories.  That's what I'm getting at in this blog.  In this post.  Precisely.  Because I don't know everything.  I need to have versions of what I believe in order to figure it out.  Above is my hierarchy, and below is my lowerarchy.  Things that are most important, finishing with things that are least important.  It is supposed to be all-encompassing; to show the big picture.

    Each time I write a new version, I consider what is most important to us, versus what is least important.  Versions are entire thoughts, that we can express in language.  Everyone has them.  Religion has versions too.  They are not always the chiseled tablets we think they are.

    Mostly, versions are tools for consideration of what we believe.  Is this what happened or is that what happened?  What is your version?

    

    A Version is a particular viewpoint at the beginning of a thought that leads to conversation.  Or thoughts about conversation.

    And so I write Versions, because I know that if I develop that viewpoint then I will have more thoughts that lead to conversation.

    My Version adjusts when I learn something.

    That's why we need them.  Because we are always learning new things.

    Scientific versions, for example, try to capture the ultimate.

    Artistic versions go even farther.

    How do you go farther than capturing the ultimate?  Well according to this version, you can.

    So let's start there in thinking about version experience from one viewpoint or standpoint.

    It changes according to new version.

    So when you create a version it is already being pulled at by the next version, but you don't have enough information for that yet, which could have started a second sooner.  But it didn't because the current version did.

    We also need to be able to prove our versions.

    Because they are so gay.

    Versions to update themselves according to the previous version.  For example, the last time, I wrote a poem about heartdreams and headdreams.

    All of those versions, except the first three (which are not translatable from my creative process), are on this blog for your reading pleasure.  The most interesting one will always be the current version, so don't worry about reading all of it!  I expect I will have a more interesting version next time especially because I have been writing, working on my creative process, for a long time now, and it is bountiful because I have been posting many times a day on this blog.

    Heartdreams

    Headdreams

    Let's continue to write about these.  Heartdreams are like being a Canadian all my childhood as a Germanic descendent.  Chasing frogs at the stream beside our grandmother's house.  Knowing good people all my life.  The dock that lead out to the lake from the estuary.  Headdreams are like these silly fantasies based on pop psychology math.  I put them away (headdreams) because in my heart I know I have what I really want.  I have a family.  I have my independence.  I have food, and money.  I am a writer.  I work full time.  On this blog.  And in the Middle of it, I feel calm.  And I'm happy.  So stop listening to your headdreams all day.  Wanting scientifically skewed environments.  Your heart already has the answers.

Above is a hierarchy.  The Lowerarchy of Orders follows.

A lowerarchy is the opposite of a hierarchy.

Art & Poetry. Aldemir Martins

Philosophy.  Epicureanism founded ~307 BC ("Epicureanism argued that pleasure was the chief good in life. Hence, Epicurus advocated living in such a way as to derive the greatest amount of pleasure possible during one's lifetime, yet doing so moderately in order to avoid the suffering incurred by overindulgence in such pleasure," "Although Epicureanism is a form of hedonism insofar as it declares pleasure to be its sole intrinsic goal, the concept that the absence of pain and fear constitutes the greatest pleasure, and its advocacy of a simple life, make it very different from "hedonism" as colloquially understood.")

Industrial Physics. industrial techno

Science & Nature.  Everything Empirical.  Basically everything I'm not interested in in this blog.

Religion.  No rules.