1/7/2022
Salutations.
It is now 3:48 PM EST for me.
I still have a cough, but I feel well enough to type in this blog. It’s been, what, almost 2 weeks since I typed something in? I’ll try to finish this list. If I don’t, I’ll simply continue tomorrow.
The music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and have chosen for these ideas is called ‘stabilise’ by Nilüfer Yanya. Here is a short quote from wikipedia.org about her:
‘ Nilüfer Yanya (/ˈnɪləfər ˈjænjə/; born 11 May 1995)[2] is an English singer, songwriter and musician. ‘
‘ Yanya’s music has been described as nervous and restless, combining influences from indie rock to soul, jazz, and trip hop.[3][5] A Stereogum review called her voice “malleable and endlessly expressive.” ‘
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I found it in www.youtube, publisher ‘Vevo’. Click that, then scroll down to ‘New Videos By Genre’. Scroll down and click ‘All New INDIE’. The description of ‘All New INDIE’ is ‘The latest videos from the underground.’ ‘stabilise’ is #14 out of 80. To watch music video ‘stabilize’, in www.youtube.com, search for phrase ‘yanya stabilise’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with over 217 thousand views. It was published 1 month ago. Here is a quote from the lyrics:
It didn’t show that
Our days were parallel
We had to move fast
Don’t you slow me down
I’m going nowhere
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I watched the music video once, and I didn’t see anything inappropriate in it. However, if you see something inappropriate in the lyrics, just don’t use it. The lyrics uses the word ‘bleeds’ to quantify a large amount of effort. I think that may be construed as inappropriate. Just don’t use it. Other than that, I don’t see any other words in the lyrics that may be construed as obviously inappropriate. You know, if a song manages to be performed in a morning talk show, the singer(s) will probably agree to remove any words or language that may be interpreted as inappropriate to those that may be watching their performance.
And here is a short quote from a review from stereogum.com about music video ‘stabilise’:
‘It’s set in depths of reality in every day life where we are the only one’s truly capable of salvaging or losing ourselves.’
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Even though I only watched the entire music video once, I only recommend watching the scene when Nilüfer Yanya is riding her bike. For content, if you want to, you can watch the music video, but the reason I am recommending watching the music video ‘stabilise’ is how the music video presents Nilüfer Yanya riding her bike. It’s entertaining to watch, in my opinion, her and the man who is also riding his bike with Nilüfer Yanya. The music mixed in with Yanya’s biking performance is interesting to watch, in my opinion. The biking scenes start 1 minute and 26 seconds into the music video, and stops 2 minutes and 5 seconds into the video. That’s only about 39 seconds!(It’s not just the bike scenes. You may watch the content of it.) It’s kind of difficult for me to find music videos. 39 seconds is at least something.
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The tv series trailer that until recently I thought was a movie trailer is called ‘Wolf Like Me(2022)’, starring Isla Fisher as Mary, and Josh Gad as Gary. Here is a short quote from wikipedia.org about it:
‘ Wolf Like Me is a streaming television drama series produced by Stan in association with NBCUniversal and Peacock. It is set to premiere on both streaming services on 13 January 2022. ‘
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I found trailer ‘Wolf Like Me’ using my ‘signed in’ youtube homepage. I saw publisher ‘KinoCheck.com’, selected that, then selected ‘VIDEOS’. According to KinoCheck.com’s publishing, they published trailer ‘Wolf Like Me’ 3 days ago.
So, here’s my interpretation of the trailer: Mary(Isla Fisher) gets into a car accident with Gary and his daughter. That is how they met. All 3 are OK. Mary later visits Gary, and they later start dating. When Mary and Gary both show intimacy during their dates, like kissing that would cause Mary to run away, believing that she’s getting too close. She would then later meet Gary again, and repeat the process, causing Gary to doubt himself. This is just based on the trailer. I believe that they will eventually get married, but I don’t know. I haven’t seen the tv show yet. According to wikipedia.org, all 6 episodes will be streaming on Jan 13th of this month.
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All right! It is now 5:30 PM EST for me. I’m going to use 2 scenes from one movie for idea ‘Not work solve’. Again, it is my belief that idea ‘Not work solve’ for many expectations is the best idea that I have invented. The movie is action adventure thriller ‘Mission: Impossible: Fallout(2018)’ starring Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt, Henry Cavill as August Walker, and Simon Pegg as Benji Dunn. The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, the 1st scene, just for movie order(the scene was introduced by the movie 1st), starts 26 minutes and 49 seconds into the movie. Here is the quote:
August Walker: ‘Looks like you lost your oxygen.’
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It is how Ethan Hunt reacted to what August Walked said that is the illustration used for idea ‘Not work solve’. And Ethan Hunt’s reaction illustration starts 26 minutes and 51 seconds into the movie.
The 2nd scene starts 1 hour, 3 minutes, and 45 seconds into the movie. Here is the quote:
August Walker: ‘The name’s Walker, by the way.’
Benji Dunn: ‘Was the little car your idea?’
Ethan Hunt: (Ethan Hunt raising his right eyebrow)
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The 2nd illustration response used for idea ‘Not work solve’ is when Ethan Hunt raised his right eyebrow based on what Benji Dunn said to August Walker: ‘Was the little car your idea?’ If you haven’t watched the movie ‘Mission Impossible: Fallout’, August Walker is doing those things intentionally.
All right. Let me try to explain what idea ‘Not work solve’ means: that is when an instigator tries to adversely change your chosen intent of perspective by causing the innocent person to have an adverse perspective experience that may cause that innocent person to not remember what his/her originally chosen intent of perspective was as the innocent person would try to recall that adverse perspective experience. For example, in the 1st illustration example, if memory serves, Ethan Hunt saved August Walker’s life, partly by giving August Walker his oxygen talk while he was unconscious, but instead of acknowledging that truth, August Walker indicated to Ethan Hunt that he lost his oxygen tank. That is what caused Ethan Hunt to react with disbelief. Since it’s a ‘Mission: Impossible’ movie, Ethan Hunt tried to not make it an issue with August Walker. They have an important mission to do. However, Ethan Hunt still reacted to what August Walker said to him.
The 2nd example caused Ethan Hunt to raise his right eyebrow because of how August Walker’s mistake affected Benji Dunn. Both examples caused Ethan Hunt to have an adverse perspective experience.
So, the idea, the effectiveness of idea ‘Not work solve’ is to give you the option to choose to contemplationally clarify your chosen intent of perspective, and to not use the adverse perspective experience caused by such an instigation and/or inadvertency. For example, the adverse perspective experience is contemplationally identified as something that your strategy ‘does not work’ on, and to not solve it. Instead, focus on making yourself aware of what your chosen intent of perspective is. That doesn’t always have to mean have you have a preferred sense of what your chosen intent of perspective is. In fact, since I’m assuming that you’re going to be new at using this idea, since I recently invented this idea(within 2 weeks ago), when you experience such an instigation, it may feel like the instigation itself is kind of apparent. You will know what your chosen intent of perspective is, but you will very likely have a ‘sour face’ obvious adverse perspective experience. Even though I’m new to using the idea myself, I believe that with some practice, your objective tolerance with certain mild to moderate forms of adverse perspective experience should improve.
So, to go over it, when you experience an adverse perspective experience that is instigation related, contemplationally say ‘Not work solve’, and that may help you remember your original sense of intent perspective. Even though you may not sense that originally chosen intent perspective, contemplationally saying ‘Not work solve’ may help you remember what it is, which in turn may also more objectively allow yourself to sense that adverse perspective experience that the instigation is causing you to experience.
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Liability solve:
Even though idea ‘Not work solve’ is the main idea, I still use it myself, idea ‘Liability solve’ help you identify a more aggressive sense of adverse perspective experience. So, if it is more aggressive, I recommend that you contemplationally try ‘Liability solve’ instead of ‘Not work solve’ to help allocate the experience better.
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It is now 6:21 PM EST for me. I am going to close this list. Tomorrow, I plan on making another list. I may elaborate more about idea ‘Not work solve’, I may say something else. I haven’t decided yet what I’ll be doing tomorrow. If you are there tomorrow, I’ll see you then.
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Some viewer discretion for tv series ‘Wolf Like Me’.(imdb.com doesn’t give it a rating, and the series isn’t out yet.) Rated PG-13 action violence, viewer discretion for movie ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of movie for the use of this advice. [Use mental bookmarks ‘Not work solve’ and ‘Liability solve’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.