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9/14/2023 6:20 pm

Time for something 'clean & moony'.

As a collector of timepieces I'd begin the day matching my time piece to the day's mood or tasks.
Watches could be so much, with faces that could be tacos and rev counters of bikes and supercars, and have detachable headphones for the engine sounds as you revved them up.
Being a Steampunk too but don't get me started on that.
Defining also as to what kind of a 'wanker' you are?
The Brietling kind perhaps with a mother of peal face and hardened crystal so it takes the knocks of the day just as well as you do.
So long as it catches the light in a superlative way.
And presents a different approach.
A different approach to working with time.
Whether pilot or assassin you make time work for you.
Fast women need to be timed too ,and hair styles fly by the crow.
I haven't visited a worksite in years and you know I don't get it, why you'd waste your time with that. Or fuss over dials and calculators and if you'd truly made it surely there'd be just a simple but perplexingly 'ask that question' again and this time let's dispense with anything not essential with that mission in mind.
It's time for god sake, there's no need to over complicate that.
Well for science maybe and you'd have a box that looked like a bomb timer with haste built into the design and a red wire that you could cut to stop it.
My earliest thoughts about time still stuck in my head , how intolerable it was to wait for time to pass. It seemed a wicked thing that needed some kind of resolution. Not just in how it was perceived (drugs) but something real that would turn it from master to slave.
My efforts first started along those lines from reading Jules Verne and watching the time machine movie and those explored the complications of what it was like to move through time in a much accelerated and directional way.
Friendships would suffer and the cleaning lady would stick to her duties and eventually succumb to grey hairs and unwilling joints.
The curse was set but its measure was to be understood and worked against.
It then became a way to share that freedom with the creator who had no need to age or even abide by his own rules.
I showed up in that new place and was surprised by the industrious workers building those stone monuments. But why stone?
Had wood lost its appeal and functionality?
Stone had that permanence about it and it vibrated.
Yes it vibrated to sound and it was filled with micro currents from the combination of conductors and insulators and a tension existed between them and that tension could be used to gain a handle on the forces of gravity and be used to lift those stones as heavy as they were.
We've seen this in other ways too and a levitating craft left imprints that showed that it was heavy, that although the aim was to defeat gravity, the mechanism had to have a certain mass to achieve that, in an anti-gravitational way that is.
It was another clue to how the anti-gravity problems should be approached.
I'd positioned myself some distance away hidden from view by the impressive forest trees and I thought I would just wait and I put the headphones on and enjoyed some Gregorian music to pass the day.