Hymn to the Stars
Whenever Earth gets you down you just have to look up in wonderment...
Whenever I pull into the driveway after a long day’s work in the matrix, I’ll step out of the car, and sneak a peek at the night sky, looking for one or two of you, sometimes entire fields like over Sedona or Glenwood Springs as if an angel scattered flour across the night’s kitchen counter. O stars how I long to hear something of your celestial song! You cluster together in the cosmic microscope, bioluminescent fishes swimming in celestial seas. A veritable zoo swirling with celestial deities going about their divine activities, as they beam down electromagnetic melodies through terrestrial portals to guide our human destinies. Once upon a time, Dante, Apollinaire, Hermes Trismegistus, Orpheus, and so many other poets and mystics heard the music of the spheres easier, clearer and sweeter bringing those devout listeners to holy tears. Once upon a time it was easier to call upon the muses and receive their guiding signal-- before the internet movies, TV, radio, video games and all that technoindustrial electromagnetic crap blew our collective mental fuses. We could hear your distant melodies better back then than today. Even better than radio telescopes that don’t pick up anything except the big bear growling the little bear meowing or an alien farting. Maybe you were even closer to the Earth then than now. God buried a star within each of our hearts, and gives us the chance to follow it everyday. And if we listen to Dante’s advice… (“If thou follow thy star, thou canst not fail of a glorious heaven”) and use our own Jimmy Webb telescopes to gaze into our souls’ night sky, we’ll hear the soaring melody of celestial violins beaming us to our personal paradise. O stars how I long to hear something of your celestial song! O twinkling blinking singing stars!
These days we're learning that even the Webb telescope is not really seeing what might really be there.
But the intent is pure, so I'll accept the delusion. Lol
I understand the early vaxxers were pure in intent, but they quickly ignored the data that said maybe there were issues.
If we have to rate the early vaxxers vs the non honestly, the non were more intelligent. They saw the truth before the officials figured it out. (We're still waiting though)
But the standard IQ tests would say otherwise. An IQ test doesn't really test much for common sense intelligence. It's more thinking than perceiving. A lopsided CPU benchmark.