Who “gave” us this planet? I’m not sorry when I say “Our ancestors invaded this planet.” Everything wants to kill us; If we eat too much of one thing, it will permanently damage our bodies or kill us instantly. Then we have to eat a little of everything just to be healthy every day. Why are we the only species on this planet that must eat a diet consisting of EVERTHING just to be adequately supported in our body’s functioning? There isn’t one animal on this planet that thinks as we do and they share more similarities with each other than we do with any of them. We don’t belong here. We’ve left a scar on this planet and now we want to leave. Yes, I believe we should leave, but 2043 isn’t soon enough but rather 10,000 years too late. I posted this comment on an asgardia post over on instagram and their entire set of pictures and the post itself was deleted. It’s also a bit strange that they started “Following” me on instagram so I followed back..but as soon as I did that; They unfollowed me. Hook and sinker... That want and need to get to space is our subconscious wanting to GO HOME.

Do you think this grew up on its own? Asgardia needs people willing to give whatever they can without an exchange for anything other than their continued peaceful life among friends. The seed of this plant didn’t ask to be planted on the roadside, but it grew anyway in hopes that it would have meaning before it perished. When the time came today for this photo to be taken; It did have meaning and will continue to have meaning now that there is a post about it online for as long as the internet will have the data of it. Can you see how meaningful you could be even when you’re in your most unnatural environment?

Nothing is properly considered either good, or bad, aside from those things that are within our own power to control, and the only thing fully in our power to control is our own volition (prohairesis) which exercises the faculty of choice that we use to judge our impressions. For example, if a person says something critical to us, that is not bad; or, if something complimentary is said, that is not good, because such things are externals and not in our power to control. By exerting the power of choice, it is possible to maintain equanimity in the face of either criticism and praise, which is a moral good. On the other hand, when people become troubled by criticism, or elated by praise, that is a moral evil because they have misjudged impressions by thinking that things not in their power (such as criticism or praise) have value, and by doing that they place a measure of control of their own life in the hands of others.