How Communicate Pt Two

Life Story: Parts 5, 6 and 7, notes Started writing on the 23rd of May Note: there is so much stuff to mention still: Bruce Campbell pacing Alexander technique Bowen therapy Butekyo technique Constipation, digestion and fibre: always trying to improve digestion. Loading up on five and never feeling better. Actually feeling worse. Libertarianism Vanuatu Self education Grandparents visit  Cold shower therapy 4 health Massage Driving Gluten Cooking as a pastime Gaming as a pastime  Relationship with family Asking Christian prayer meetings to pray for me Asking the elders to pray for me The freemasons book, and praying through that one, breaking generational curses, lent to me by Geoff orchard Visiting my mother, twice iirc, in Christchurch Stan Rolston was one of the guys who preached at the front of the church. So was Geoff. Bruce Scott was also one of the guys who preached at the front of the church. They were all elders. Bruce Scott preached more than the other ones. Stan got ...

I started writing this on the 23rd of May, 2026, it is now the 7th of August I intend to divide it up into section A, B, C and "additional notes" I’m still working on it. It needs so much work. This part (section B is actively a work in progress, not even a draft. But it's getting there). Parts five, six and seven of my life story Section B Amanda Next, I think that I will talk about Amanda. Sally: What do you want to talk about in particular? We were married and living together, and we had flatmates. She was my primary confidante and we talked often about my health and pretty much anything. By the way, I had this problem in life where people didn’t seem to believe me when I said that I was unwell. They behaved as though I was suffering from a psychosomatic illness. They had this strange habit of basically telling me that it was psychological in origin, but often without saying it outright as an assertion. Some of them all but said that it was psychological. Even my fathe...

When did we become human? Conjecture coming right up! My theory is that we became human when we learned to talk, have conversations, form language, have consistent words; and form bonds and relationships around all of that conversations and language stuff. And we used it to form close connections, but also to solve problems. Perhaps both real world physical problems but also social problems and dispute resolution. Along with standing upright so that we could see one another's faces while we talked. The face-to-face talkers out competed the non-talkers and survived better and longer to reproduce. And that is how we became who we were. Perhaps the big difference between us and the monkeys is we have conversations and talk to one another properly, in language. We just formed really, really different ways of relating to one another. Difference humans and hominids. It's actually software and hardware. ** Google: What is the difference between hominids and humans? The main difference...