1/14/2024

Salutations.

It is now 8:29PM EST for me.

I am typing now because I choose to not work during the holiday tomorrow. Here is a quote from www.google.com:

We wanted to remind you that Monday, January 15, 2024 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day (a federal banking holiday).

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I’m not working during Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

I have decided to fulfill my Monday night/Tuesday morning prepared day to type in a list a day early because of the holiday. So, if you want to know, since I’m not sure if the public laundromat that I use will be open during the holiday, tomorrow morning I will instead go to the supermarket. That is more likely to be open during the holiday. I’ll do my laundry the usual Tuesday morning. For this situation, that will be the day after the holiday.

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‘The only way you can reasonably learn certain things is that it is taught to you’(revisited):

Before I continue, I want to further substantiate the idea I typed in the last list, Wishlist #1426, called ‘The only way you can reasonably learn certain things is that it is taught to you’. I realize that, if you did not read Wishlist #1426, and you interpret that statement literally, then you may call me a liar. If you just read that idea and not my efforts to explain how those words are recommended to be used, then, in a manner of speaking, you can call me many things. I’m merely? trying to make advice. In my opinion, I hope that you are allowing kids to type their ideas in their own blogs, and that you are avoiding criticizing them too harshly.

Anyway, I want to give another example for idea ‘‘The only way you can reasonably learn certain things is that it is taught to you’ before I continue. Within a few days ago, I recalled episode 30.17 ‘E My Sports’ from animated tv series ‘The Simpsons(2019)’. I didn’t remember the actual episode name. I just typed something familiar about it in www.google.com, and that search revealed to me the episode name. Here is a partial quote from www.imdb.com about it:

Homer discovers a passion for coaching Bart in video game competitions;

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Even if it’s a cartoon, a lot of kids probably watched the episode, and if such a thing is actually happening, and I’m not sure that it is, then kids are encouraged to use their unique thinking to compete with other kids in video game competitions. And according to that episode, those kids are allowed to have a coach, to train them to compete. And in my opinion, that is a great example for idea ‘The only way you can reasonably learn certain things is that it is taught to you’ . That, in my opinion, is a reasonable way to prepare those kids for their video game competitions, to have someone to teach them to be ready. Tutor availability is a reasonable option to learn certain things. Now, if you take that statement that I made up literally, there are probably other ways to learn certain things, many things even. But I’m just giving advice, not professionally, and I think it’s a useful idea regardless.

Anyway, if you want to see kids encouraged to use their unique thinking to compete with other kids, and if you want to see a video game coach actually(in a cartoon) coach kids to compete in a video game competition, then I recommend that you watch episode 30.17 ‘E My Sports’ from animated tv episode ‘The Simpsons(2019)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com. Also, if you want to see an illustration example of adults in an esports situation, I recommend a scene in episode 5.14 ‘Rekt in Real Life’ from crime tv series ‘Elementary(2017)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that recommended scene starts 9 minutes and 39 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Dr. Joan Watson(Lucy Liu): ‘When we came here, we were under the impression that this was your residence.’

Joey Ng(James Kyson): ‘Oh, it’s a team house; that’s how we do it in eSports. I own the place, and the team lives here so that they can practice here all day. Yeah, we give them room and board, salary, coaches, trainers, the works.’

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It is now 9:13PM EST for me.

So to speak, I’ve been ‘flipping a coin’, trying to decide whether to type in my ‘Slow’ ideas, or to proceed with the new strategy ideas, which include the idea I am currently, actively using myself. So, less than 2 minutes ago, I thought of an explanation: Suppose a man was having a ‘water cooler’ conversation(a casual conversation literally near a water cooler at work, but a ‘water cooler’ is just an expression), with another employee, and he was considering giving advice about a certain subject. In my opinion, that advice would be very direct, since it’s just a ‘water cooler’ conversation. There isn’t enough time available to add the ‘niceties’, such as explaining what ‘Slow’ ideas are. Just ‘meat and potatoes’. Just the advice directly given. That’s all the time that’s available for such ‘water cooler’ conversations. So, that’s what I’ll do. I’ll type in the strategy ideas now, and next week, I plan to type in the ‘Slow’ ideas. (Because of that ‘Elementary’ episode I used to quote, I imagined Sherlock Holmes portrayed by Jonny Lee Miller being that man in that ‘water cooler’ story who is about to give advice.

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As for an Amazon.com recommended purchase, and you’re not obligated to buy it, I’m just recommending it believing that it may be useful to you. I did not make any sponsorship agreements. I just think you may find it useful. Anyway, there’s an item I’ve saved on my ‘Archived orders’ list on Amazon.com. I’m not certain whether or not I recommended it in the past. I think I did, but I can’t find it in the ‘Search’ option in the www.ionicbreeze1.com’s home page. Therefore, so that I can remove it from the ‘Archived orders’, I’m going to recommend it (again?)’, to be sure. I’m keeping the toothbrush order, but I will remove the toothbrush case order from the ‘Archived orders’ list:

Yeeco Clear Toothbrush Case, 2 Packs Toothbrush Travel Case, Plastic Toothbrush Holder Travel, 7.9”×2” Portable Toothbrush Case for Traveling

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And here’s the toothbrush order:

Oral-B Pulsar Vibrating Bristles Toothbrush, Medium, 4 Pack

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Since I purchased both, I know that the Oral-B toothbrushes fit into the toothbrush case. If you are living alone, then you’ll only need one toothbrush case. They sell 2, and it’s possible that something might happen to one of those cases. It’s good to have a spare. It’s only about $9 with Prime shipping available. I recommending purchasing the ‘Clear’ option, but they also have ‘Transparent Black’ if you would rather get that one.

The Oral-B toothbrushes are about $23 dollars with Prime shipping available. Based on my experience, even after 6 months, you still may have 1 or 2 toothbrushes available. The battery is the main reason you would replace them. If you can find them in a store, then get those. However, finding a size ‘Medium’ in a store may not always be available, since in my opinion, that’s a very popular size to purchase. Also, based on how I use it, it’s relatively quiet when you turn the toothbrush on. Not all toothbrushes make the same sound when you use them.

So, you put your toothbrush into the toothbrush case, allowing you to feel more refreshed knowing that your toothbrush is being protected. Also, clean the toothbrush case from time to time. Don’t just rinse it out. Use some sort of sponge, like the sponge you may? be using to wash your dishes.

I also recommend that you use a tongue scraper. Here’s 2 that I found from Amazon.com. I recommend that, if you don’t have one, then try one of those 2:

Tongue Scraper – Single from Bulk Pak by BreathRx

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That’s about $6 with Prime shipping available. If you scroll down and select ‘See more reviews’, for ‘Search customer reviews’, search for phrase ‘serrated’. Here is a quote from one of those reviews:

As a Registered Dental Hygienist, I’ve tried many tongue scrapers, and this is the absolute best with two different serrated edges. The stuff that comes off your tongue is pretty mind blowing. Easy to clean off and I recommend it to my patients.

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This is the 2nd one:

BreathRx Tongue Scraper (3 Scrapers) from bulk

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That’s about $9 with Prime shipping available, and you get 3 of them.

Both these items I purchased in the past from Amazon.com. I’m currently using an Oolitt tongue scraper by Oxyfresh, but I can’t find those right now, not even from www.google.com. I still have a few extra of those, so I’m going to still use the Oolitt one that I purchased. Once I run out of those, I’ll probably consider the other 2 that I recommended for you to purchase. If you purchase a tongue scraper, put the tongue scraper and toothbrush into the toothbrush case, and feel more refreshed knowing that it’s protected more.

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It is now 9:56PM EST for me.

I am going to look for that music video and trailer to recommend to you. Like before, to find and prepare them will probably take about an hour and a half. So, if you are there when I start typing again later today, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 11:42PM EST for me.

Wow. About an hour and 45 minutes. To be fair, I decided to eat a sandwich and drink diet cranberry juice before beginning, so I think it’s still about an hour and 30 minutes if you remove the time it took me to take a food break.

The music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Lifeline’ by Alicia Keys. Here is a partial quote from link ratedrnb.com about the music video:

‘ Fresh off the release of The Color Purple soundtrack, Alicia Keys has released the official video for the lead single “Lifeline.”

Directed by Diane Martel, the video features Keys in her natural element behind a piano, wearing an all-eggshell-colored ensemble. Beauty shots of her are also included in the sequence.

Elsewhere, the video provides a vibrant preview of scenes from the upcoming musical adaptation of The Color Purple… ‘

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And here is a quote from the lyrics:

I can be your lifeline
Stay with you ’til the sunrise
When you’re low
It don’t mean you’re alone
I’ll be by your side
Oh, I can be the reason
That you don’t feel your demons
When you’re low
It don’t mean you’re alone
I’ll be by your side

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I used all of my normal references, and I couldn’t find a music video. Finally, I went to publisher ‘Vevo’. I searched for the phrase ‘vevo’, selected the publisher ‘Vevo’, scrolled down to the bottom to category ‘Featured Channels’, selected the ‘>’ arrow button, selected ‘Vevo UK’, pause the video that’s playing by selecting it, scroll down to category ‘DANCE & EDM’, then select ‘Future Hits UK | Vevo Playlist’. ‘Lifeline’ is #5 out of 49 videos in that video collection. To watch the music video, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘alicia keys lifeline’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 1.16M views. It was published by publisher ‘Alicia Keys’ 3 weeks ago.

If you choose to watch it, I recommend that you start watching it 16 seconds into the video. Soon after that, the music video starts showing singer Alicia Keys posing, wearing various dresses, and scenes from the Original Motion Picture “The Color Purple” also are presented.

It is my experience that official music videos for movies tend to not acceptable lyrics. It’s supposed to represent a movie, making it easier for me to consider selecting it.

In my opinion, I find the music video relaxing to watch, uplifting, and I recommend that it be watched for the advice in this blog.

Here’s a partial quote from the youtube link:

‘ Lifeline is Alicia’s heartfelt ode to the unequivocal comfort emanating from friends, family and community that holds us up as we face life’s challenging moments. ‘

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The commercial trailer that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Hilton. For The Stay. | Traveling With Kids | Confirmed Together’.

I wasn’t able to find a tv show/movie trailer, so I decided to use a hotel commercial. I searched for phrase ‘hotel commercials’, and from that window, I selected at the upper right ‘Filters’, and from ‘SORT BY’, I selected ‘View count’. I scrolled down and eventually selected ‘Hilton. For The Stay. | Traveling With Kids | Confirmed Together’ because of it’s view count, and it’s a hotel commercial. It has 12M views and was published 1 year ago by publisher ‘Hilton’. The commercial is only about 27 seconds long, but if you choose to watch it, the ‘highlight’ of the commercial is about 24 seconds into the commercial, when it illustrates that the kids are in connected hotel rooms with their parents. In my opinion, even though it was quick to watch, it was also relaxing to watch. Nice rooms, too.

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It is now 12:12AM EST for me.

I’m going to start setting up the 1st part of what I’m about to type in. I’m just going to reference a song and a ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ episode. After I explain that for the 1st time, the next stage of advice will involve at least 2 references from Jean-Luc Picard(Patrick Stewart) from tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ and ‘Star Trek: Picard’. It should only take me a few minutes to find the song and the episode. I’ll be back soon.

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It is now 12:33AM EST for me.

Remember: Forget:

1st, I’ll explain ideas ‘Remember’ and ‘Forget’. Then I’ll provide an illustration example to help you understand idea ‘Forget’.

Let’s start with the definition of the word ‘remember’ from www.dictionary.com:

to recall to the mind by an act or effort of memory; think of again:
I’ll try to remember the exact date.

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Here’s the definition of idea ‘Remember’: An instigator may improperly impose to obligate/commit to the identity of an experienced instigation.

That’s pretty much it. I needed to explain idea ‘Remember’ 1st because that is how I invented idea ‘Forget’. Here’s the definition of the word ‘forget’ from www.dictionary.com:

to cease or fail to remember; be unable to recall:
to forget someone’s name.

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Forget obligate:

And here is the definition of idea ‘Forget’: When you choose to commit yourself to a certain perspective, and an experienced instigation causes you to forget certain aspects of that certain perspective, you can choose to not use that sense of forgetting, and even though you temporarily do not sense your chosen perspective, you can still maintain it’s commitment/obligation, and just? not use that sense that is causing you to forget your chosen perspective. If you choose to not use that sense of forgetting your chosen perspective, and yet since you are new at doing that, and that sense of forgetting your chosen perspective is kind of ominious and distracting, you can identify those distracting aspects of forgetting your chosen perspective by using phrase ‘Forget obligate’, meaning that you had forgotten certain aspects of your chosen perspective, but you choose to not obligate/commit to those aspects. You would contemplationally say ‘Forget obligate’ to remind yourself that you are not obligating/committing to that sense of forgetting your chosen perspective.

I’m going to try to use an illustration example to explain what that means. I’m using that scene in episode 1.5 ‘Love Language’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Resident Alien(2021)’, when Sahar(Gracelyn Awad Rinke) temporarily forget her chosen sense of perspective soon after Harry Vanderspeigle(Alan Tudyk) soon after spat on Max Hawthorne’s(Judah Prehn) face. The episode is available streaming on Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts about 40 minutes and 11 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Sahar: ‘So, when you were spitting into the ocean, he was in your pocket laughing at you the whole time. Your spit will never get near him.’

Max: ‘We win again.’

Harry: (Harry spits on Max’s face) ‘Ha ha! I got you.’ (chuckles)

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Soon after Harry spat on Max’s face, Sahar forgot certain aspects of her chosen perspective temporarily, causing her to present a facial reaction of surprise. Idea ‘Forget obligate’, if you choose to use it, helps you identify more objectively certain aspects of forgetting your chosen perspective, so that you can choose to not obligate/commit to such aspects of forgetting. In other words, you can feel it, but not become it, not use it, not resolve it, not obligate/commit to it.

In my opinion, I believe that the reason why non-managerial employees in America in general may find it difficult to use a sense of forgetting in their personal strategies to make more tenable mild to moderate forms of experienced instigation, those that are experiencing instigation, is because forgetting in general is an unpleasant experience. For example, when people in general ‘misplace’ their keys as they go look for them before they go to work, let’s say almost all of the time they find them after going through their stuff. Still, during that moment as they are looking for their keys, it’s not like they are feeling happy about the experience. For example, it’s unlikely that they’ll make a phone call to one of their friends during that moment when they are looking for their keys, asking one or more of their friends if they want to go out soon because ‘they feel great!’ What is more likely to occur is that they are mildly agitated about the experience. They are not in a happy mood as they look for their keys before they go to work. That, in my opinion, is just one example of ‘forgetting’, and in that example, according to the idea, it helps explain why people don’t use a sense of forgetting to actively manage interjections from instigation and inadvertencies that cause them to temporarily forget their chosen perspective(s).

While I was inventing ideas ‘Remember’ and ‘Forget’, the experience reminded me of certain words in the song ‘Hotel California’ by the Eagles. Here is a quick quote from wikipedia.org about the song:

“Hotel California” a song by American rock band the Eagles, released as the second single of the album of the same name on February 22, 1977.

The Eagles’ original recording of the song features Henley singing lead vocals…

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And here is the quote from the lyrics:

How they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat
Some dance to remember, some dance to forget

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More specifically:

Some dance to remember, some dance to forget

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I thought there was something to it, ‘to remember’, ‘to forget’, when making ideas ‘Remember’ and ‘Forget’.

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It is now 1:33AM EST for me.

Penalty obligate:

I’m saying this to the kids: if you choose to learn idea ‘Penalty obligate’, based on my experience, it may be an obvious change in your use of strategy, a change that is in your benefit, of course. Just letting you know in advance, and you don’t have to use the idea if you don’t want to.

Here is the definition of the word ‘penalty’ from www.dictionary.com:

a punishment imposed or incurred for a violation of law or rule.

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It’s bad enough that, if you did something at work that many of the employees disagree to, that many of them may express some sort of ‘cold shoulder’ upon you. That reminds me of the movie ‘Striking Distance(1993)’ starring Bruce Willis as Tom Hardy. I’m only addressing the part of the movie when Tom Hardy was being given the ‘cold shoulder’ by other employees after he was demoted to river duty. Idea ‘Penalty obligate’ identifies impression of false penalties imposed upon instigators and inadvertencies. For example, if a person has been working for the same job for several years or more, and that person experienced an instigation from another employee, and let’s say that person is also innocent from that experienced instigation, idea ‘Penalty obligate’ identifies the possibility that the instigator that imposed the instigation to that employee may want that innocent employee to still experience some sort of partial justification from that experience, and one way that instigator may do that is to impose impressions of penalties that are false, but you may still interact with such penalties. A conversation doesn’t have to actually occur. It could be like the ‘cold shoulder’ that Tom Hardy experienced in the movie ‘Striking Distance’, except that if you are that innocent employee, those impressions of penalties are false, and you should not interact with such penalties as if they actually apply to you, as if you are obligated to interact with them.

The illustration example that I chose for idea ‘Penalty obligate’, refurbished for advice of course, is in episode 2.14 ‘The Icarus Factor’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation(1989)’. I’m saying in advance that 2 people are sparring in that scene, wearing protective gear, and even the floor is padded when, to be safer when falling upon it. Do not emulate their sparring actions, especially the one when one of them falls to the ground. If a person is caused to fall to the ground, that person can get injured, especially if that ground is not padded, or that ground does not have anything to protect someone that falls upon it. That person that is caused to fall on that ground can get injured, so don’t emulate their sparring actions.

Here is a description from wikipedia.org about that scene:

‘ Will interrupts the match, claiming that Kyle has used an illegal move, and realizes that Kyle had only been able to beat him in his youth by cheating. Kyle admits as much, saying that he had realized it was the only way to keep Will interested in the sport. ‘

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The episode is available streaming on Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts about 40 minutes and 44 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Thomas ‘Will’ Riker(Jonathan Frakes): ‘Matta.’

Kyle Riker(Mitchell Ryan): ‘What is it now?’

Will Riker: ‘You can’t do that.’

Kyle Riker: ‘What?’

Will Riker: ‘Hachidan Kiritsu. It’s illegal.’

Kyle Riker: ‘You’re kidding.’

Will Riker: ‘All these years… That’s why I never won. You were cheating.’

Kyle Riker: ‘It worked, didn’t it? Kept you coming back for more.’

Will Riker: ‘Incredible. You cheated me. How did you get away with it?’

Kyle Riker: ‘You were just a kid. By the time you were 12 years old, I knew I couldn’t take you. But I had to keep you interested, I had to keep you challenged, didn’t I?

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So, all of those years, Will believed he had lost. I imagined Will imaging sparring with Picard, and Picard made that same illegal maneuver. When the sparring match was over, Picard lost because of the penalty of that illegal maneuver. In other words, since Will knew right in the beginning that the penalty caused by Picard was false, when the game was over, Will treated the experience as if he had won, since he did. However, when sparring with Kylie in the past, Will believed he had lost because he believed that the penalty was genuine for Will to commit to. Knowing the difference between actual penalty obligated to and false penalty not obligated to makes all the difference.

With the use of idea ‘Penalty obligate’, you may be able to sense certain aspects of penalty, and not become those aspects of penalty, not obligate yourself to those aspects of penalty. Before idea ‘Penalty obligate’, for example, if you experienced a certain penalty, that experience may define it’s boundaries. Now, with the option to experience certain penalties and not become/use/obligate yourself to those penalties, you may develop more contemplation room as to what those boundaries are, since you are not obligated to certain aspects of such penalties.

Before idea ‘Penalty obligate’, an instigator may cause you to recognize penalties with the intent to discourage you from just perceiving them in the workplace. Now, with the use of idea ‘Penalty obligate’, even if an instigator may impose upon you to perceive certain penalties, you may believe that you are not obligated to interact with such penalties, as if those penalties actually applied to you, allowing you to perceive more such instigators with a certain inhibiting of perceiving them involved. For example, blind spots created in the workplace could cause an accident to occur. Just avoiding seeing someone could theoretically cause an accident, especially when you need to perceive that person in order to do your job with reasonable safety. The use of idea ‘Penalty obligate’, in my opinion, may give more continuity to people that you have to adequately perceive at work.

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It is now 2:34AM EST for me.

Penalty personality:

Here’s the definition of the word ‘personality’ from www.dictionary.com:

the organized pattern of behavioral characteristics of the individual.

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I am going to explain 2 illustration examples for idea ‘Penalty personality’, both involving the character Jean-Luc Picard(Patrick Stewart) from tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ and ‘Star Trek: Picard’.

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It is now 2:39AM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now. I could keep typing, but I want to take a break. Next week, I may explain the ‘Personality’ ideas,(Penalty personality, Self righteous personality, Recover personality), but based on past performance, I’ll probably explain an idea or ideas that I will invent during the time leading to next week, when I actually type it in. I’ll decide then what I will type in. So, if you are there next week, I’ll see you then.

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Rated TV-14 mature themes, animated violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘The Simpsons’. Rated TV-14 mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Elementary’. Rated TV-PG mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’. Rated TV-14 mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Resident Alien’. Rated R mature themes, violence, strong language for movie ‘Striking Distance’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘Remember’, ‘Forget’, ‘Forget obligate’, and ‘Penalty obligate’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.