Some say that the Disney D is weird. But I find the y to be the weird letter here, looking more like a p.

In spite of that, this wordmark should stay as is: it’s iconic and based on the founder’s signature, after all.

People wearing AirPods are NPCs under mind-control, voluntarily frying their brains with harmful non-natural electromagnetic frequencies. I do not interact with such people until they take the suckers out.

This request annoys many, as AirPods are purposefully designed to stay in the body for as long as possible: one has to fumble when putting them into the case, while water resistance and Adaptive Transparency—control over how much external sound is heard—incentivise just keeping them in.

These devices are a pathway into the soulless, transhumanist, artificial “augmented” reality in which a person loses awareness of his surroundings.

The World Economic Forum has recently announced that mind-reading earbuds are coming later this year.

Over World Carnivore Month January 2023, I ate about 18.1 kg of meat.

• Beef: mostly flank steaks, but also diaphragm, liver, tripe, ground beef, and other cuts,
• pork thighs, sausages, pancetta, salami, and mortadella,
• chicken wings and an entire chicken,
• tuna,
• sardines,
• mackerels.

Of all these meats, I’ll be buying only beef and mackerel going forward. I eat other foods, of course.

The airport:

Buildings:

A cleanly marked crosswalk:

Doors and entrances:

A restaurant:

Stickers on a pole:

Posters:

A mailbox:

Cool name and logo:

Greenery:

Vilnius loves Ukraine more than informing passengers about the bus’s destination:

Nice steering wheel:

The old town:

The bus station:

Until a few years ago, I found packaged mozzarella gross because of the governing liquid it swims in. I would eat mozzarella only on pizza.

Nowadays, I eat packaged mozzarella just fine (althô I find burrata more pleasant).

Mozzarella reaches its best when mixed with eggs, where it becomes warm and chewy. Drop in some oregano and you essentially have a keto pizza. Yum!

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On March 1, 2019, I was flying from Nice to Riga, and saw the following out of my window:

To me, this most resembled a crashing military plane. But when I checked the web that day, I found no mention of anything similar. “Militaries don’t like to publicise their failures”, I shrugged, and continued on with my day — but kept the pictures.

Boy am I glad that I did.

Late last year, I fell into a rabbit hole of a website called Family of Taygeta. It claims to disclose the truth about what is actually actually going on: explaining multiverses, god, souls, aliens, clones, and the Great Shift coming before 2030.

Oddly enough, everything I read on it completely made sense and did not contradict my views on free will, frequencies & vibrations, humans possibly originating elsewhere, religion (particularly deïsm and Christianity), spirituality, evil entities, and the coming convergence point of a cataclysm the US Navy warned about in the seventies, predictions about Agarthans revealing themselves, the Great Reset, & potential AI singularity. Quite a feat for something so “out there”.

The website describes the alien Galactic Federation, which has also been talked about by former Israeli and Canadian military officers. The Sirian race is one of its primary members, and some of its supposed crafts look just like what I saw out of the plane’s window:

I am open-minded — I do not blindly accept or reject ideas; only the madman is absolutely certain. Family of Taygeta might just be taking advantage of fallacies, reprinting well-written science fiction, or creating a cult. Please comment with any objections, contradictions, and disprovals of what they have to say.

In any case, it’s just a matter of time before we know the truth.

(UPD 4 March 2026: it looks like an Israel op).

Luck does not exist. Quoting Ron Swanson, luck is a concept invented by the weak to explain their failures.

There is, however, a cause for every effect, and an effect for every cause.

What is referred to as beginner’s luck is an invitation to continue the journey. I won my first-ever game of Go despite playing against a world champion doing his best.

The lottery is a tax on people who are bad at maths, and even more so on a supposedly lucky day: it is probabilistically unlikely to have multiple yuge unrelated events happen in a day. Althô I do suppose that one’s spiritual energy field reaching a certain frequency can make it more probable. Trust your gut.

Euro banknotes are marked © ECB:

This is a surprising admission of the truth: central banks are the only ones allowed to counterfeit dilute currency value by increasing its supply.

Remember: when the money isn’t scarce, everything else is.