“If you can’t shit, think of a brother or sister and repeat their name.”

Greg replied (to the best of my memory) …

“We live in a new era requiring a Vision Quest more suited to our time and culture.

“Buy an airline ticket to any city at least a thousand miles away.

“Bring no money, and return in one month with a thousand dollars.”

The person hemmed and hawed and hung up.

If pyramids do something for meditation, it’s not the kind of meditation that attracts me.

However, there’s no doubt that geometry affects biology.

I slept under a pyramid tent for a year or so, and “petrified” an egg by placing it on top of a pyramid array.

My razor blades seemed to last longer left on that same array.

When I managed a metaphysical book store, we rented an upstairs office to G. Patrick Flanagan, who put the pyramid craze into hyperdrive.

Digital dust nano-computers were allegedly used to locate enemy troops during the Iraq War.

There’s lots of dust in Iraq, so they blended into the environment.

Whether the story is true or not, we may never know, but any reader of Wired magazine (before its corporate takeover) knows “digital dust” has been on the drawing boards since the 1990s.

David Wolfe and Dave Asprey have already been pumping Sheep-Bots full of graphene and fullerenes.

C60 is a dangerous shape-shifter. Hard to believe folks were actually taking this high-tech crap!

The “enemy within” is worse than the enemy “out there.”

GCSE Science Revision Chemistry “Graphene and Fullerenes (Dec. 5, 2016) …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jCJXhusI2M