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I love Musk -- A hero for Humanity.

But NOTHING about this vision of the future inspires me.

Personal robots, self-driving cars all over the road, etc.

I want more and more LIFE.
Raw and real CONNECTION.
With humanity.
With nature.

I want RAW ALIVENESS.
RAW ADVENTURE.
RAW INTELLIGENCE.

A future where less thinking, less competence, less character is needed is very dangerous.

Optimizing for ease, comfort and thoughtlessness is Zombifying and Obesitizing humanity. In enough times we will cry out for the machines to rule us because we';ll have lost all competence and trust to govern ourselves.

We need more advancements in technology that develop human character, learning, wisdom, health, strength, relationships, courage, compassion, creation, family, parenting, etc.

I'm using technology broadly here to mean a new or better way of doing something.

We need more advancements in technology that support enemies becoming friends and allies. That help us prevent communication from escalating to war.

Technology that helps us better deal with our instincts that lead us to compromise our values and best interests. Technology that supports us making good decisions. Technology that fosters deeper understanding, empathy and win-win creation.

Technology that helps develop our moral courage and character.

And technology that makes more and more comfortable but physically, intellectually and morally weak and divided is well-viewed as Evil. I'm not suggesting Tesla's new tech is that.

But puberty blockers for confused or stressed children is that.

Technology that delays or prevents the stresses of puberty, and that instead helps an individual maximize the narcissism and comfort of the ego at the expense of character development is simply evil to me.

And Musk does have technology which is fighting such evil.

X is freeing the sharing of information about such evils.

Technology that prevents an individual from knowing/observing reality and dealing with it is evil as well.

Musk's X and stand for Free Speech is more of what we do need.

OK, back to reality here on the island of Zanzibar with my beautiful little family.

I don't need a robot to make me a coffee, nor to drink it. I rather enjoy that.

And I don't need a self-driving car to take my family to the beach. We'll walk in the sunshine and fresh air, thanks.

A MAN'S HONOR

Last minute notice. I'm hosting a Zoom training in 50 minutes to share how men can install an Honor Practice in their life.

Might be of interest to those who've engaged with my honor work in the past. This one's for men only.

We’re going to share about bringing honor deeply into your heart and your life with an honor journal…

REGISTER HERE:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: The HONOR JOURNAL - A Practice for Inner Peace, Purpose and Power. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Discover how you can set up a daily Honor Journal practice to bring Sacred Honor deep into your heart, your life and all your relations.

I suspect most of us here are not surprised to get further evidence that processed food are detrimental.
Consider sharing with loved-ones who have or are at risk for type two diabetes

New Study Links These Common Food Additives With Increased Type 2 Diabetes Risk A new study suggests a relationship between emulsifier intake and an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Learn more about emulsifiers, their relationship to type 2 diabetes, and whether the new findings mean you should avoid them.

Talk about THRIVING! Diagnosed w/ diabetes at 14, 61-year-old Linda Carrier is the first woman to complete the World Marathon Challenge — 7 marathons on 7 continents in SEVEN days —THEEE times!!! Who does that!?! Marathon in Antartica?

Diabetes Didn’t Stop This 61-Year-Old from Running 78 Marathons At 61 years old, Linda Carrier has run more than 78 marathons and is the first woman to complete the World Marathon Challenge (seven marathons on seven continents in seven days) three times — and she's done it all while living with type 1 diabetes.

What do think? Soon CGMs will be available in the U.S. to people with no diagnosis of diabetes or pre-diabetes.
, under what circumstances do you think that would be helpful?

Blood-Sugar Tracking Is a Health Trend. Is It a Good Idea? People without diabetes will soon be able to track their glucose levels more easily. It isn’t clear whether they should.

What are folks using to track blood glucose?
How often do you track it? And what have tried that did not work for you?

I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes – this app helped me change my diet Homescreen heroes: Use myfitnesspal to get your diet and exercise under control

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