Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Historic heat wave fueling fires in California, scorching Southwest with triple digit temperatures" video.
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I went outside for almost two days, getting into the heat. That's easy, sitting in the shade when I'm on the Lake Erie shore during the day, waiting for an overhead cloud before I walk on the beach, for half a day.
It was wonderful, riding my bike, when it didn't get colder after the sun went down because the temperature kept getting warmer, taking my shirt off to feel the bike breeze. Taking a big left and riding down the Niagara Parkway, on the recreational trail, I was in the shade of forests most of the time.
The other times I was parking my bike and going to the edge of the river to stand on a big stone,
one that Scottish giants quarried and carried to create parts of the Niagara River, so I can call out to the foreign country across the river, the one that tried to conquer us but failed, just to remind them of that.
See? The heat didn't get to me.
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That was not only worth reading it was enjoyable.
During the Industrial Revolution, when wood and coal began to be burnt in factories to households, the natives of North America noticed a change in their environment. They said the cold season now had an unhealthy chill, and the colors of the flowers faded, as did the songs of birds.
The Industrial Revolution was fueled and lubricated by marine mammal oil and crushed Egyptian mummies. 25% of locomotives in the American wild west used crushed mummies. Dr. James Watt didn't like that. He patented a steam valve so his family could be provided for in case he didn't come back. While he traveled Europe he improved the manufacture in countries by 65%. He invented horsepower.
He invented electricity. Other scientists named the watt after him. Dr. James Watt changed the word weir into wire when he invented some. You're using Gaelic words when you say them.
The Industrial Revolution wiped out the marine mammals along their shores, whales to dolphins, no more. The only location where whales still approach the shore is down in southern Africa. Once a year migrating whales float offshore while a migrating herd of elephants approaches the water. From the beginning of sunrise to the end of sunset, they call out to each other for one day, and when that's over they all go away. And that's just what humans hear. Elephants use their forehead to send deep bass tones that travel for miles on land, that humans can't hear.
The electricity Dr. James Watt experimented with was the electricity of the sun, the earth and our brains. Call it organic electricity, not the weaponized and polluting form of AC/DC. The electricity of our brains is a separate system from the electricity of our body, the flesh if you will. When the flesh can no longer support the brain, that electro-magnetic cloud rises up out of the flesh, lifted by the magnetic field of the earth. When people say they began to go through a white tunnel with a brighter white light up ahead,
that's remembering their brain as it becomes electrical travel. This cannot be imagined or comprehended by anyone in the flesh. I know Jesus of Nazareth said that. As another example, the electricity in your brain is an ion, shaped like an atom. It is pure energy, no positive and negative. When an ion travels in a path in the flesh, it erodes, leaving microscopically smaller particles behind it, what would look like a meteor coming down in the sky. Call it high definition, if your health allows the ion to retain as much strength as it has, because it could be a memory that should last until you transmigrate into eternity.
AC/DC has free-release ions, electrical pollution. The electricity of the sun moves around, and returns to the environment after use. AC/DC is like a bullet, embedding itself unless it ricochets. Any light can be considered as free release ions, most of their energy gone, attracted to the surface of the earth by gravity, unless they have embedded themselves in the human brain, easy access through the eyes.
On the surface of the earth, these ions have already began to collect in what are called puddles.
When a puddle gets intense enough it could snap at you like rubbing your feet on a carpet. In a very far future than can get big enough to be fatal. In our brains, the deposits of these ions only degrade activity.
In 1980, three Toronto universities were linked through the telephone system to the information highway, universities in the United States. They each paid $50,000 a year for the privilege. This system was described as being piggy-backed, like the new term for two-tier railroad cars. That meant half the signal was the information highway, and the other half was used to monitor the end user and use available computer capacity for free. A friend of mine, Professor John McCallum, Electronics at York University,
signed a one-year contract with China in 1980 to help build their internet and write their university curriculum. He decided it was in their best interests to have a sovereign system, as the information highway was becoming the world wide web, and he knew how sticky it could get.
I saw Jimi Hendrix. He was a United States radar technician. When Leo Fender invented his version of a stand-up steel guitar, the Stratocaster, for the first time in musical history a stringed instrument had individual, two-way adjustable bridge pieces, moving each string up and down and length-wise. Jimi Hendrix realized you could plug a Stratocaster into an oscilloscope, used in public by TV repairmen to tune TVs, and get perfect tuning, the strings, the notes and the harmonics. That's what allowed all those overdubs and effects. He also hired an English electrical inventor to convert radar technology for guitar effects, having the first phase shifter, flanger and octave divider, to name three. When the C.I.A. asked Magnavox to build the first two twelve-track tape recorders in the world, they gave one to Jimi Hendrix.
When the British Secret Service obtained the first tape recorders in the world, that didn't change the pitch of the recording if you sped it up or slowed it down, they gave one to the Beatles. That was about having a recording of a song, getting high and listening to it, speeding it up or slowing it down, to see if you like it better. It was usually slower. The Secret Service also gave Pink Floyd devices to make sounds.
The province of Ontario was set up, having to hire an American to run Ontario Hydro. He began the process to buy an electricity supplier in the United States, but an American judge stopped the sale, saying it could become politicized in Ontario. He fined Ontario Hydro $124,000,000 for failure to complete. The American didn't appeal this fine, saying Ontario rate-payers won't see it on their bills.
And then he quit, hired to run the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The source of life, the sun. You can't stare at it or you will go blind. You can't stand naked under it or you will be burnt to death. You can't imagine the many billions of energy particles it sends through your body.
But, you can stare at the moon, a reflection of the sun, and let sunlight fill your eyes. After moonlight fills your eyes, looking around through moonlit eyes, the sun might show you someone it wants you to see.
May the 1st, a May-Day celebration, a celestial time, is potent.
I'm tempted to type out the third verse of "Castles Made of Sand" by Jimi Hendrix, but I won't.
as always, John Watt: paternal Watt, Clan name Buchanan, in Gaelic, Canonach. Clan Watt has no tartan. Clan Watt can legally wear any tartan. Maternal Hay, previously House of Benjamin, going back to the Garden of Eden, when ancients fell. Available accounting began over two thousand years ago.
May All Peace Be Upon You
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