Notes: game on...on the radio...scoreless in Toronto...to the bottom of the 2nd...grandiose...rolled out to the Gypsy Den after game on the radio yesterday...read out Eyes...listened to the others, and tried to get a handle on what I was hearing...grandiosity!...brb...
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GDs are characterized by fantastical beliefs that one is famous, omnipotent, wealthy, or otherwise very powerful. The delusions are generally fantastic and typically have a religious, science fictional, or supernatural theme.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandiose_delusions
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Young's error last night first in fifteen years...trouble with lights in stadium's roof...to top of 3rd...
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In researching over 1000 individuals of vast range of backgrounds, Stompe and colleagues (2006) found that grandiosity remains as the second most common delusion after persecutory delusions.
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hmmph...maybe saw some of that too!...
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According to the DSM-IV-TR, persecutory delusions are the most common form of delusions in paranoid schizophrenia, where the person believes "he or she is being tormented, followed, tricked, spied on, or ridiculed",
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When the focus is to remedy some injustice by legal action, they are sometimes called "querulous paranoia".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecutory_delusion
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Trout walks...querulous paranoia!...well, I never...lol...brb...
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In the legal profession and courts, a querulant (from the Latin querulus - "complaining") is a person who obsessively feels wronged, particularly about minor causes of action. In particular the term is used for those who repeatedly petition authorities or pursue legal actions based on manifestly unfounded grounds. These applications include in particular complaints about petty offenses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Querulant
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well, I could give an example from current news of a grandiose delustional persecuited querulant!...but will skirt around...as for me, I'm beyond beyond the bend!...bottom of 3rd scoreless...Kevin Travis a home run...just called up from minors...Jays 1-0...at the end of the open mic readings the master of ceremonies surprised me with a gift of one of his new chap books...very nice...a collection of devotions consistent and humble in tone...only just opened it...he's made the effort to help self publish books for readers through amazon's offering...I've like twenty of them...but have fallen behind trying to collect all of them...Creative Space, name of site, if I remember right...seeing them, I've made a couple my own self on my own...related in earlier posts...brb...Ohtani walks...I'd do reviews of them, the readers' I mean, but OCPC seems web shy...wait on that for sometime...fly ball caught at the wall...Ohtani, almost to third, had to scurry back to first...Angels can't catch a break...if Ohtani gets stranded, it'll be like three or four games in a row...Maldanado up...two runners on...oh, here's link to Tom's book...Miss Mermaid by T. Monroe...error, bases loaded...and Calhoun up...hmmph...first pitch fly out to edge of track...first pitch Calhoun...to bottom of 4th...put Ohtani lead off!...where was I...binary prehistoric writing/numbering...wonder if that actually drags anything up from google's benthic...brb...another home run...Toronto sounds off a fog horn when there's a home run...Jays 2-0...
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Mangareva is home to just 2,000 inhabitants. The island is a tiny 18 square kilometres and is located halfway between Easter Island and Tahiti. Yet on this small, remote island, the ancient inhabitants were more mathematically advanced than the rest of Europe when they invented a numerical system for trading.
Research conducted last year and published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, revealed that the indigenous people of the Polynesian Island invented a binary number system , similar to the one used by computers to calculate,
http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-evolution-human-origins/remote-islanders-invented-binary-number-system-famous-mathematician
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snagged that before the pay wall came down...a lot of good sites I can't read because of pay walls...cnn...Washington post...NY Times...hmmph...
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Binary arithmetic, the basis of all virtually digital computation today, is usually said to have been invented at the start of the eighteenth century by the German mathematician Gottfried Leibniz. But a study now shows that a kind of binary system was already in use 300 years earlier among the people of the tiny Pacific island of Mangareva in French Polynesia.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/polynesian-people-used-binary-numbers-600-years-ago/
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and...and that's kind of the search/reach I'm about...I have this grandiose suspicion that the 'ur' of languages was an iconographic computer language...I think that might be in the 'science fiction' category of the syndrome!...Trout takes off...Upton out on grounder...Trout now on second, Pujols up...but, but...look at Egyptian/Mayan iconography...and then look at the 'emojis', the icons we use to get about with the computers...I was up most of the early hours...Ohtani up...reading online a remarkable old book about the swastika...the Germans promoted it, the Jews denigrate it...but for thousands of years it was a decorative icon...and somewhat mystical and mysterious...and one of those thing that gets the 'diffusionists' juices flowing!...in prehistory it shows up all over the world...Ohtani 2-2...high fly out ball..."Angels just cant get the big hit"...Runes are a kind of binary script...arrangements of bars...looking at them, I happened on swastikas, which too are an arrangement of bars...no one is sure what they meant...or why they are found all over the world...my favorite is that they allude to making a fire with sticks...and somehow from there to an emblem of good luck...a natural step...starting campfires is not my forte, and it's a smile when I get one going!...Jays Donaldson gets another double...hopped over Cozart's glove...Jays hit balls have eyes...Angels' like magnets Jays gloves...
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Cognitive scientist Rafael Nuñez at the University of California, San Diego, points out that the idea of binary systems is actually older than Mangarevan culture. “It can be traced back to at least ancient China, around the 9th century BC”, he says, and it can be found in the I Ching, a millennia-old Chinese text that inspired Leibniz. Nuñez adds that “other ancient groups, such as the Maya, used sophisticated combinations of binary and decimal systems to keep track of time and astronomical phenomena. Thus, the cognitive advantages underlying the Mangarevan counting system may not be unique.”
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/polynesian-people-used-binary-numbers-600-years-ago/
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another hit threads its way up the middle...two out rbi...Jays 3-0...Simmons with a hit...Maldanado gets a long fly hit...Simmons scores...back to back to back singles...top of 6th...Jays 3-1...Calhoun up with two runners on...0-2...no outs...bloop out, and Cozart thrown out going to third...wait...a review...ball may not have been caught...trapped, dropped...messed up...umpire called the ball caught...so Cozart responded to that...forced out at third, but he abandoned going to third to get back to second on the caught fly ball...which wasn't caught...Calhoun on first on fielders choice...game under protest..."should be bases loaded no one out"...a site notes that one of the Polynesian stick maps resembles a swastika...more a maltese cross..but the variety of crosses are part of the diffusionist's discusson...Trout up...3-2 two out...everyone running...base hit!...Maldando scores...Calhoun thrown out at third...wait...Calhoun out before the run scores...Calhoun finds a way...to screw up...another review...'what a bizarre inning'...out...bottom of 6th...Maldanado didn't hustle home...compounding things...the stick charts are a curio!...the 'mattang' comes in different square shapes...I guess...Upton up walks...Pujols up...was trying to see if swastikas show up in Polynesia...the three armed one that looks like a pinwheel, common in Japan, apparently does on tattoos and such...in prehistory, tattoos were serious things...nowadays decorative...their allusions lost...Pujols made out...Ohtani up...K...'buzzard luck game'...Maldanado was running hard...so, check that...announcers reviewing tape during gap in innings...top of 8th...Cozart pops out...one pitch one out...down two and swinging at first pitch...Maldanado 1-2...
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http://mathisencorollary.blogspot.com/2014/08/prometheus-bringer-of-fire.html
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missing from that might be the reclining figure's erect penus... Calhoun K...on to bottom of 8th...that site is really detailed...and shows the extent discussion of the 'fire sticks' can go!...it's all mixed up with "Hamlet's Mill"...the twirling stick, the milk churn, the axle of a mill--the axis of the earth...and in reading, I saw this pic, and took note that the two figures on each end have their hands in that mudra/Pakal gesture...one up, one down...a curio!...gonna go luck at making fire with fire sticks on youtube...there's a bunch...here's one...a demonstration by a Polynesian, a handsome fellow with a face like the Olmec stone heads!...top of 9th...Trout up...2-0...there's a bunch on you tube...use different searches...ancient fire starter, etc...3-1...takes...3-2...third walk for Trout...such a good patient batter!...Upton up...1-0...Trout steals second...hurt wrist...ok...3-1 one out...3-2...W...Pujols up...8 walks for the Angels...1 run...takes a strike...3-2...inventing fire...ball four!...bases loaded, one out...Ohtani up!...inventing fire, well, it was the first diffusion, or convergent, and was everywhere, and just that is like the first 'natural step' to everything...broken bat hit...two runs score...'and Ohtani has tied up the game'...he likes his bats, custom from Japan...and routinely shatters them...Simmons up with two on...Ohtani steals second...first stolen base...'bout time...0-2...up the middle...two more score...Angels 5-3...so, world wide the invention of fire...Prometheus...and borrowed at first from lightning strikes...I'll save for tomorrow morrow how fire was saved, and carried about!...Cozart up...
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Claims for the earliest definitive evidence of control of fire by a member of Homo range from 1.7 to 0.2 million years ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_of_fire_by_early_humans
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bloop single, cracked bat...had hit a single up the line, but ump miscalled it foul...unreviewable...Calhoun up...0-1...fouled first pitch...1-1...high hopper to first...on to bottom of 9th...
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Fire was used for heat treatment of silcrete stones to increase their workability before they were knapped into tools by Stillbay culture.[18][19][20] These Stillbay sites date back anywhere ranging from 164,000 BP to 72,000 BP
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there were like 'fall out' inventions, technologies, from inventing how to start a fire...
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"The discovery of fire came to provide a wide variety of uses for early hominids."
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...like I said!...:)...Parker pitching...lead off single for Toronto...by Calhoun after diving effort...gambled...ball bounced on the astro turf to the wall...runners on second and third...heck...
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Furthermore, activity was no longer restricted to daylight hours due to the use of fire. Exposure to artificial light during later hours of the day changed humans’ circadian rhythms, contributing to a longer waking day.[44] The modern human’s waking day is 16 hours, while most mammals are only awake for half as many hours.
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hmmph...just had the wondering thought if once we went to sleep with sunset, and awoke with sunrise...bounces off the wall...almost a homerun...Angels 5 Jays 4...runners at corners no one out...something amiss in communication between Calhoun and Trout...Calhoun throws him out at the Plate...a fly out double play!...oh...if we get through this, Calhoun, all is forgiven!...intentional walk...that is seventh throw'm out, leading majors...K..."and the ballgame is over"...sheesh...
:)
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