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Artist Model get paid per hour and perhaps a tip when the art piece sells..
a philosophical model really does not sit or pose but merely socializes and therefore his talents are considered part of the social setting
a philosophical model talent is in his lectures or writings. these are his/her/them GOLD MINE.
a philosophical models writings or art blends in with fan mail perhaps at first or last.
how ever its hard to gain profit from merely intellectual conversations at parties and such or in relationships
do my MUSE talk about me and my ways?
those familiar with me who may guide the other arts and sciences?
do i have muse? those that party down with the fame and fortune crowd?
in the end I get a rather vague hint or clue so vague one can not claim it absolute truth. In fact many think to even look for hints such as I do perhaps a crazy past time.
it is all rather unusual to wonder about.
if i influence people in a positive way i feel rather like i should gain some love or cash back for this process. at least love respect and credit in form of magical illusions is a fine way of doing what i like done that is encoding and decoding the music the parallels the allusions illusions its all very magical. even if one wants to drag something close to my name through the mud in ways that make me feel like the town idiot at times perhaps to who everyone makes jokes
philosophy is less tangible i gather than ones physical body such as a art model is paid well for the talent of sitting still.
i have to work my brain hard for the same said payment or recognition
however having ones lifestyle philosophy and experiences brought out to the world at large by very talented group of artists is really a joy that has no price
its hard to ask for much in return for this undercover fame
undercover fame is not like the fame most people think of its more magical in fact
but less rewarding overall since is is not publicly consciously recognized
the feeling is rather empty at times that i get little but my life is perhaps in public domain
via the social circles and lovers and such i have had.
i wonder if my destiny is like TESTLA in that a bright man who dies impoverished?
or is it i am just a late bloomer and if i keep trying will find sucess as i nearly always have in many ways with one exception that is in business i decline to succeed as of yet
please God let this happen for me..
can you save this this from happening and promote me with 10% of your income for any period of time a day or a lifetime.
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By Micro.Theater · Posted
Une not One Wednesday, August 10, 2022 1:06 PM Abstract atomic math 101 One does not exist in nature and perhaps zero should be considered a imaginary number also not real in the sense of our natural world. So we will eliminate 0 and 1 from any calculations One does not exist; it is UNE. A cup of items or atoms or vibes is all une = infinity the universe is UNE God IS UNE that cup of things is UNE Uas 23456789 ofU U as infinity equals U (alone) UNEas 2 to infinity ofUNE from infinity backwards to 2 Uas ofU Infinity maybe also be calculated U+U=infinity or U U=infinity or Uas (infinity symbol) Perhaps we can change the word infinity to Unfinity The first U is to know the infinity or universe within all things each ONE item is the universe within as atoms and subatomic water and other subatomic particles we can now label items as Uas6 (246) for example to represent the number of major items in hot water and tea leafs in a cup of tea. The Universe WITHIN as a number The infinity within And the last U on the list after 9 is the universe as UNE Infinity as UNE The universe without and its math and infinity the two infinities within and without come true in abstract atomic math Une as or Uas is 2 to infinity and ofU or ofUne is this side of infinity where U is infinity so 2ofU is 2 short of infinity Uas2ofUne (or any number larger than 2)is the number after infinity where 2 of UNE is 2 before infinity We can abstractly set infinity and do math computations backwards from it or beyond it either way. UNE should start Uas or UNEas and end any numerical order in single digits as ofU or of Une . It should be taught as both UNE or one cup of somethings and at the end of any math scale, the end being Infinity at the end of all math. U plus U is U also really at times and sometimes more 2 is the valid real number that half exists as an actual number 2. Even the smallest subatomic particles we can find and identify can be thought of as 2 of something or une U a cup of items. 2 is the first real number UNE exists, but not as ONE ONE DOES NOT EXIST it is imaginary only, not a real one UNE U forever heretofore MK-Donald naldo ray head U=2 the smallest particle can be seen as 2 or U U=U same as above U+U=U two lovers in love having a Union a tea bag plus a cup of water equals UNE CUP of tea U+U=3 the family after the birth of a child U+U=4 one UNE is 2 or more U=2 or more to infinity these can be expressed as Uas2 Uas3 Uas4 etc. to infinity there is NO Uas1 U=infinity the universe and beyond is UNE UNE never equals zero or 1 it is 2 or greater in essence Zero also is in question if nothing really exists or not we use zeros to prop up the rest of the numbers when adding over single digits it has its use but lets replace that with UNE then something that represents at least 2 or more so 500 would look like 5UU as a rule use UNE or U as and in place of the nonexistent zeros of the world UUU might represent U00 for example which would be no less than 222 and perhaps more 100 through 222 will not exist in abstract math It will be 99 or Uas99 then 222 or Uas222 100-221 will be gone no more Likewise 1000 or 1 of any amount will not be seen it will be UUUU Unethousand It will be UNEthousand and represent 2222 I am not sure but my abstract atomic math appears to be base 8 math Ten is missing 2 numbers zero and one and it starts at 2 so U23456789U Where U can be any number over 2 Base eight math is not unknown Its just different that conventional math Could it be base 7 math? if you take 999 and minus 222 you get 777 I am unsure if its truly base 7 or 8 by standard defination its base 8 But if you eliminate the 1 or 0 all you have is 8 mumbers but 9 the highest number and 2 the lowest number equal seven when deducted so I like to think its really base 7 due to how I calculate it with out 1 or 0 There are only 9 minus 2 is seven Simple There is no 10 in my math this is base 7 999 2222 2223 2224 2225 2226 2227 2228 2229 2232 999 UUUU UUU3 UUU4 etc 3332-9999 333U 3333 3334 etc Base t0 perhaps has 10 digits the last and first are equal one represents infinity and the other U is 2 or more to infinity Base 9 perhaps I have nine digits Or base 8 since we are missing 2 digits also in real numbers Or base 7 which it feels like to me that it is.. It perhaps is base infinity where U is zillion of things in common day language The base of this number system is infinity its perhaps base infinity In a round about way this abstract atomic math cost the government over $50K Yes I am rather public and privately funded if you must know as are lots of people For explaination join the secret squirrel club .don meek Atommiek A Tom Meek Atomic Donald K Meek Naldo Ray Head Raydon -
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Ever since cannabis became recreationally legal in Colorado, the industry has been on an upturn. Now, for the first time ever, the Colorado industry is trending down. This became most obvious when looking at tax revenue, but there are other signs as well. Dispensaries are closing down, and delivery services and social clubs are still working to find their footing. This is helping bring tax revenues down, and as more states legalize, folks are beginning to worry that the Colorado cannabis boom is finally drawing to a close. “More people are going to get laid off. We are probably going to see more small shops close down and a lot of brands are going to go away,” says Spencer Ward, salesman for Bronnor Corp., a company that manufactures edibles and infused products for brands across Colorado stores. As of July, taxes and fees collected from retail cannabis reached $198.3 million, which is down $53.7 million, 21% from 2021. Colorado saw record sales in 2021, as dispensaries reached $2.2 billion and brought in $423.5 million in taxes, but this year is significantly lower. Now, the fear is that if this decline continues throughout the year, state taxes that go to things like the Public School Fund will fall. It’s possible that the industry could bring in closer to $24.9 million for the Fund versus the $31.5 million brought in last year. The retail sales tax distribution to local governments could also drop from $27.8 million to $22 million. This also goes hand in hand with the 44% drop that has been seen in medical cannabis sales, which Truman Bardley, head of the Marijuana Industry Group trade organization, calls “a big, big deal.” “All the programs that rely on marijuana taxes are going to take a big cut,” Bradley claims. Additionally, prices have dropped. In 2021, cannabis flower was selling for $1,300 a pound, and the trim used for tinctures and oils was $425 a pound. Now, the latest market rates from the Colorado Department of Revenue claim that flower is selling at closer to $700 a pound, and trim is down to $225 a pound. These are the lowest prices have been since 2014. As prices are falling and less tax money is being brought in, supplies begin to outweigh demand, and though new licenses are still being given to cannabis businesses, some businesses are closing. “We’ve seen time and time again that communities end up legalizing because they see the value in the regulated market and they see the cannabis industry as a potential solution to help bring more revenue into the community,” says Bradley. “But there is a point where taxation becomes predatory or unsustainable or both. And that’s what we are approaching…” John Bailey, the founder of the Black Cannabis Equity Initiative, sees this as an inevitable change, since the industry is no longer new. “What you are seeing is not a decline, but a leveling off of a saturated industry,” says Bailey. “Even in the midst of a decline, folks are still buying weed. They may not be buying as much. This is the marketing leveling off and it’s leveling off for a lot of reasons, it could be that we saturated the market with so many businesses.” Others believe that states are taking advantage of their local industry with overtaxation. While this may have been necessary to shake the stigma and get cannabis legalized in the first place, now that most states have an industry and the novelty has worn off, these taxes are taking away from growers and small businesses. “Ultimately, I think federal legalization is the only way where we can start to grow a stronger industry,” Chaz Faille, a Denver-based sourcing manager for the Willie’s Reserve brand, says. “Just being able to source product from other states and have distribution warehouses where that product is actually grown would go a long way. Instead of having a bunch of states that are running things differently.” While it is not yet clear how much cannabis sales will dip in Colorado, and whether this is a sustained step for a developed industry or something that spells bad news, it is clear that the industry, and the state at large, can feel the decline. The post Colorado Cannabis Industry Experiences First-Ever Decline appeared first on High Times. View the full article -
City leaders in San Francisco will consider a proposed ordinance to decriminalize the use of natural psychedelics including psilocybin and ayahuasca when the Board of Supervisors returns from recess next month. The measure, which was introduced by San Francisco Supervisors Dean Preston and Hillary Ronen on July 26, would also encourage the state of California to reform its psychedelic drugs policy. If adopted by the Board of Supervisors, the ordinance would call on the San Francisco Police Department to make enforcement of laws banning the possession, use, cultivation and transfer of entheogenic plants and fungi including psilocybin mushrooms and ayahuasca and their active components by adults “amongst the lowest priority for the City and County of San Francisco,” according to the text of the proposal. The ordinance also requests that city resources not be used for “any investigation, detention, arrest, or prosecution arising out of alleged violations of state and federal law regarding the use of Entheogenic Plants listed on the Federally Controlled Substances Schedule 1 list.” Preston has been critical of the SFPD’s recent increase in enforcement of laws criminalizing drug use. But he noted that decriminalizing natural psychedelics is a different matter. “We’re not talking about addictive substances here. Around this particular category, I would hope that even folks who disagree around the best approaches to dealing with opioids and other drugs prevalent in San Francisco would agree with deprioritizing enforcement around entheogenic plants,” Preston said, adding that research has shown psychedelics have the potential to treat several serious mental health issues including substance abuse. The Evolution of Psychedelics Policy Preston noted that the measure would bring San Francisco policy in line with the movement to look at psychedelics in a new light after decades of stigma and criminalization. “The law hasn’t evolved at all since then, and these substances are treated the way they always have been,” Preston said. “At the same time, the scientific community has been expanding their study and research into their therapeutic use.” Michael Pollan, a co-founder of the Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics and the creator of a recent Netflix documentary series on the drugs, said that entheogenic plants can be used therapeutically, but warned they should be used with caution. “These substances have enormous potential, but they are not for everyone and they carry serious risks when used improperly,” Pollan said at a recent news conference. “The shift from destroyer of young minds in the ’60s to effective medicine in the 2020s is as sudden as it is confusing to many people. So we want to address that confusion and that curiosity with solid, credible information from a trusted source.” “Not many people were doing basic science, trying to understand how it is that psychedelics have the effects they have and why they’re effective in the treatment of various mental disorders,” Pollan added. “We want to figure out what psychedelics might teach us about things like perception, predictive processing, belief change and brain plasticity.” If the psychedelics decriminalization ordinance is approved by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, the city would become the largest municipality to enact such a measure. Denver was the first city in the nation to decriminalize psychedelics in 2019, and since that time others including Oakland and Santa Cruz, California, Ann Arbor, Michigan and Easthampton, Massachusetts have adopted similar ordinances. And two years ago, voters in Oregon approved groundbreaking legislation to legalize psilocybin for therapeutic use. “One of the striking things about the Oregon experiment, which passed by ballot initiative in 2020, is that it will make a guided psychedelic experience available to anyone over 21, regardless of diagnosis,” said Pollan. “I do think that the use of psychedelics will not be restricted to the medical system. It’s not now and won’t be in the future.” Dr. Markus Roggen, the president and chief science officer of psychedelics and cannabis research and development firm Delic Labs, said he supports the intent of the San Francisco psychedelics proposal. “I welcome decriminalization from a philosophical point, as criminalizing ‘drug’ possession/use has brought many costs and pains to the country,” Roggen wrote in an email to High Times. But he added that he does not believe decriminalization goes far enough and that past harms caused by the criminalization of psychedelic drugs need to be righted. He also said that decriminalization should include regulation, noting the thriving illicit psychedelics industry in the Netherlands. “There the use is legal but production illegal,” said Roggen. “The government handed this whole industry to the cartels and mafia.” The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will take up the psychedelics decriminalization measure when it returns from recess in September. The post San Francisco City Leaders To Consider Psychedelics Decriminalization Measure appeared first on High Times. View the full article
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A new study, entitled “Everything old is new again: Creating and maintaining a population-level ‘shared reality’ of health risks associated with cigarette use toward both reducing the prevalence and eliminating disparities in cigarette use among all Americans,” was released in the journal Nicotine & Tobacco Research. Research was led by Dr. Renee Goodwin, a CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy professor, and also adjunct professor at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health in New York. Goodwin explained in a press release that more questions are always being developed as cannabis legalization expands across the United States. “Tobacco control has done a tremendous job in public education on the physical health risks associated with tobacco use, and cigarette smoking in particular, over the past several decades,” Goodwin said. In this most recent study, researchers analyzed data pulled from the 2020 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. “Participants’ responses to a question asking how much people risk harming themselves physically and in other ways by smoking one or more packs of cigarettes per day were compared between those who use cannabis daily and those who did not use cannabis in the past year,” a press release explained. “Sixty-two percent of adults who use cannabis daily perceived pack a day cigarette use to be of ‘great’ risk to health, compared with 73% of those who did not use cannabis in the past year.” Previous studies Goodwin has conducted show evidence that cigarette use is more common in consumers who also use cannabis. “We wondered why that might be,” Goodwin said. “Our findings suggest that diminished risk perception of pack a day cigarette use might be one contributing factor.” “Most Americans who use cigarettes have at least one mental health or substance use issue considered a barrier to smoking cessation and sustained abstinence from cigarette use. Based on our analysis of 2020 nationally representative data from the National Survey of Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)…” the study manuscript states. “…51.7% of Americans ages 12 and older who reported past 30-day cigarette use met criteria for at least one of the following: serious psychological distress, major depressive episode, heavy alcohol use or daily cannabis use…” Goodwin recently spoke at a public hearing in New York on the topic of Introductory Resolution 1417, which was proposed by Legislator Kara Hahn of Suffolk County and would ban cannabis packaging that appeals to children. Goodwin explained that studies in Canada, through some of her peers, suggest that cannabis legalization hasn’t led to increase in consumption by minors. “Data from Canada suggests that plain packaging is one measure that can maximize the safe and effective rollout of cannabis legalization and protect the health, safety and wellbeing of all members of our community, including those most vulnerable: children,” Goodwin said at the hearing. “Enacting legislation on the local and state level that reduces the appeal of cannabis products to youth vis-à-vis prohibiting product packaging that mimics foods and candies that are traditionally marketed to children (e.g., pop-tarts, Oreos) may reduce potential unintended harms to the most vulnerable members of our community via accidental ingestion/poisonings, which have exploded in number in recent years in the U.S., with child and adolescent intentional use of these products,” Goodwin said, according to an interview with Columbia Mailman School of Public Health. Cigarette consumption has been known to cause many harmful side effects. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that more than 480,000 people die from tobacco-related deaths every year, which includes those exposed to second-hand smoking. But cannabis legalization has definitely played a part in reducing cigarette and e-cigarette consumption. A poll in 2019 found that many Americans believe e-cigarettes are more dangerous than cannabis. The EVALI vape crisis of late 2019 and early 2020, which led to 2,807 hospitalizations or deaths, also led to increased restrictions and testing requirements for e-cigarettes. The post Study Finds Fewer Cannabis Consumers View Cigarette Use as Harmful appeared first on High Times. View the full article
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