The Great Enemy of Intelligence - Toxic Attachment Therapy The Solution? - SSOTGOL is the most universal name I have - killing unnecessary suffering and toxic complacency is what we do by safely Sciencing the garden of life? The path is still unclear to me but unearthing it is the most enlightening and fulfilling thing I’ve ever done in my life, period.

Fight unnecessary suffering Fight toxic complacency What’s left? A real person?

Meditation and jogging turn out to be a positive feedback loop! One, meditation, helps me be okay doing nothing, rest, integrate, and be present amidst changing consciousness, and the other, jogging, helps me get to know my body a bit more in an active yet sustainable way which leaves me a bit tired hungry and thirsty, the presence helps me keep jogging and feel improvement during each engaging/meditative jog as well as the next day, and the tiredness helps me meditate deeper and easier and be a little more body-present!! I’m a very sick so I’ll just walk today and do range of motion exercises.

And started doing some mobility dynamic stretching type stuff and squats and pushups and stuff. Starting to feel better. Realized a large part of my problems is beliefs about life that are assumption based and just letting those go and my mind seems to relax quite a bit which frees up energy to wrestle with life a bit better each day. Oh yeah also SLEEP AND REST IS SO KEY!!!

Water: The Crisis Nobody’s Talking About Correctly A conversation about AI’s water usage sent one researcher down a rabbit hole — and what he found reframes the entire conversation. The Number That Started It All Providing every single person on Earth with 8 glasses of clean drinking water every day for an entire year would cost approximately $7.3 billion — less than $1 per person. Let that sit for a moment. The Comparison That Changes Everything Everyone’s talking about AI’s water footprint. Here’s the actual picture: |Source |Daily Water Use | |----------------|------------------| |All of global AI|62 million liters | |Fashion industry|589 billion liters| That’s not a rounding error. Fashion uses 9,500 times more water than AI — every single day. And 75–90% of that is just growing cotton. Your t-shirt or jeans? Each one required approximately 3,000 liters of water to produce — enough to give one person their daily drinking water for 900 days. And fashion is only #2. We don’t yet know what #1 is. The Human Reality Behind the Math 75% of the world’s population lives in water poverty or outright water crisis. Three out of four people. On a planet where hydrating every human costs less per year than a cup of coffee per person. On a planet where a single clothing industry uses enough water daily to give every person on Earth 18 glasses — while billions go thirsty. The Questions Worth Asking • Who controls drinking water rights, and how? • What water could be reclassified as drinking water with modern technology and minimal difficulty? • What would it take — legally, politically, economically — to make hydrating humanity the easy, default, incentivized choice? • What are the top 10 global water consumers, and what leverage points exist to shift their usage? One Small, Local Answer While the systemic questions get researched, one practical idea emerged: churches and community spaces installing bottle-filler drinking fountains in their reception areas — paired with already Avila le bathrooms, reusable bottles, hygiene kits, local resource directories, and bus passes. A small, immediate, dignified way for ordinary people and institutions to participate in solving a crisis hiding in plain sight.