Massive TREES they cut from Earth

(Buried Century)

The Ducktators (Looney Toons), Lst Wk Tnght

• Looney Tunes, The Ducktators, 1942; Last Week Tonight w/John Oliver; Wisdom Quarterly

'Epstein's List'? Lolita Express flight logs

(The Young Turks) Scandal: cover up, stone walling, fake release of old stuff

Epstein’s plane was even sicker than we thought

Trump wasn't here, but Melania was with Jeff?

(Channel 100 News with Evie) Sept. 2, 2025: On the tarmac, it looked like any other jet — a plain white Boeing 727 parked in the Florida sun.

But when its doors opened, the passengers weren’t just businessmen. They were presidents, princes, supermodels — and, according to survivors, young underage sex trafficked girls who never should have been there.

(Jack Cocchiarella) Trump attacks Epstein victims after confronted live

Which ones do you want, Don? - All of 'em!

Inside, it felt more like a 1970s lounge than an airplane: red couches, recliners, and a bed in the back. One aviation expert later said, “When you get inside the aircraft, it’s a playground…That was kind of creepy.”

And the flight logs proved it all — meticulous records showing who flew and where. Pres. Bill Clinton, British royal Prince Andrew, supermodel Naomi Campbell, anonymous “Females” [underage victims].

The world now knows it by a single name: the Lolita Express.

• CBS News, 9/1/25; Jack Cocchiarella; Epstein’s  Lolita Express; Ashley Wells, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Young Men Series: Dating is impossible!

Young men series: How they’re going about courtship

Can I borrow your credit card so that you can buy me a some presents? Then we can go out!

Why do I need to date girls? Honestly!

One recent week on AirTalk, man-loving Host Larry Mantel thought to explore the experiences of today’s young men in America, the issues impacting them, and the trends they’re bucking.

One of the major issues impacting them: loneliness (psychologytoday.com). One in four men report being lonely, according to Gallup. At the same time, they’re also not trying to make as many connections as their older peers, with nearly half of young men not even dating. (Gen Zs romance gap: Why nearly half of young men aren't dating).

This has led to some interesting data, namely that most young men are single whereas most young women are not single (thehill.com). So what’s going on with the dating scene? Why are young men seemingly struggling with courtship?

Joining Mantle to discuss these questions are Daniel Cox, director of the Survey Center on American Life at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-leaning think tank and Daniel Ellenberg, leadership coach, licensed therapist, and seminar leader.

• LISTEN: How are they going about courtship? (34:21)

I like to people watch rather than date, y'know?

One of those bucked trends is their views on religion. Historically, women have been more religious than men overall. But recent data from Pew Research suggests that Generation Z men are closing this gender gap and are becoming religious at rates near their women counterparts. So what’s behind the rise in religious young men, and will it last?

Joining Larry to answer these questions and more is associate professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University where he studies religious identity Ryan Burge and Reformed University Fellowship Campus Minister at the University of California, Irvine Derek Rishmawy.

• LISTEN: Young men series: why they are turning back to religion (25:19)
• Larry Mantle, AirTalk (laist.com), July 2025; Psychrypt on Schopenhauer and true love; The Ressurectionists, The 4,000-year-old secret behind the frog prince; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Dead bodies everywhere, one survivor

British national survives Air India plane crash, condition unknown

New CCTV footage shows Air India crash as British survivor shares shocking escape story

(ABC News) June 12, 2025: The Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad, India, confirmed to ABC News that Ramesh Vishwaskumar, one passenger [in seat 11A] on the downed Air India flight, is alive and hospitalized there.

• Air India Flight 171 (Boeing 787)
• BREAKING: Air India plane crashes after takeoff with hundreds on board

Korn "Dead Bodies Everywhere"

• (ABC News) British national survives Air India plane crash, condition unknown; Seth Auberon, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Science, UFOs, ancient Indian Vedas

Hindu-Yogi Science of Breath (1903)

The Hindu-Yogi Science of Breath by Yogi Ramacharaka (1903)

(Master Key Society) This book explores the principles and techniques of yogic breathing, highlighting its benefits for physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual development.

SUMMARY: The book The Hindu-Yogi Science of Breath was written by Yogi Ramacharaka, first published in 1904. It is a study of the "science of breath" (pranayama) and the ways in which it affects body and mind.

At the core of the book is the idea that breath (prana, pneuma, holy spirit, animating principle) is the key to physical and mental well-being and that by learning to control and regulate our breath, we can improve our health and achieve a higher level of consciousness.

The book explores a range of techniques for controlling and regulating the breath, including pranayama, the practice of controlling the breath through specific breathing exercises.

Throughout the book, author Yogi Ramacharaka discusses the science behind the various techniques for controlling the breath and offers practical advice for incorporating these techniques into daily life.

He also explores the role of breath in spiritual development and offers guidance for using the power of the breath to connect with a higher power.

CHAPTERS

• 00:00 - Book Shelf
• 00:45 - I. Salaam
• 06:32 - II. “Breath Is Life”
• 13:10 - III. The Exoteric Theory of Breath
• 24:53 - IV. The Esoteric Theory of Breath
• 34:27 - V. The Nervous System
• 41:41 - VI. Nostril Breathing vs. Mouth Breathing
• 50:48 - VII. The Four Methods of Respiration
• 01:03:28 - VIII. How to Acquire the Yogi Complete Breath
• 01:10:02 - IX. Physiological Effect of the Complete Breath
• 01:19:48 - X. A Few Bits of Yogi Lore
• 01:27:11 - XI. The Seven Yogi Developing Exercises
• 01:38:02 - XII. Seven Minor Yogi Exercises
• 01:44:11 - XIII. Vibration and Yogi Rhythmic Breathing
• 01:53:46 - XIV. Phenomena of Yogi Psychic Breathing
• 02:08:33 - XV. More Phenomena of Yogi Psychic Breathing
• 02:27:45 - XVI. Yogi Spiritual Breathing

Credits: Text by Yogi Ramacharaka. Audio narration by Adam Hanin.

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• Narrator Adam Hanin Master Key Society, May 18, 2022; Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation) and Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

California is hottest: record high heat

(First To Eleven) Better looking and sounding than the original Disney product Sabrina Carpenter and her new hit "Espresso." This cover is by First To Eleven and it is of the biggest banger so far, at least until Lana Del Rey comes up with a third summer-related hit. This was recorded in May 2024.  #firsttoeleven #pop #rock

California hits record temperatures as heat wave drags on

(CBS News) July 11, 2024: The heat wave gripping California is breaking records, with multiple cities in the Golden State reporting temperatures at and above 115 degrees Fahrenheit.

Death Valley Life: A Day at Lake Manly and a tour of guest trailer

(Wonderhussy Adventures) Oct. 25, 2023: Death Valley Life #38: Lake Manly is a real lake in the middle of the hottest desert in the world, Death Valley, California. It rained a lot after the drought, and the water filled up. There are even indigenous pup fish that live here year around, which may spread into the basin and spawn. Death Valley Park has finally reopened, so desert alcoholic Wonderhussy figured she should go out and see the "lake" that is temporarily filling Badwater Basin near Furnace Creek -- a rare event that only happens after extraordinary rainfall. But one can't really "swim" in Lake Manly because it's too shallow and salty...so she goes home and sets about getting a fifth wheel travel trailer ready for Mike Z to stay in while he's here helping with projects.

"Hot Girl Problems"

(Double Take) Hot Girl Problems, California song for residents and tourists

California Girls road trip: beach, Disneyland...

California Girls trip vlog: Disneyland, beach, sunsets, good food, and more ✨👙🌊☀️🎢

(Halle Sandberg!) May 18, 2023: Chaotic girls trip vlog with my friends! Come follow along: Tiktok: tiktok.com/@hallesoswag..., Instagram: instagram.com/halleeee.sa..., LTK: shopltk.com/explore/halle..., Amazon storefront:  amazon.com/shop/influence...

CBS News Los Angeles reporter Kara Finnstrom has more. CBS News 24/7 is the premier anchored streaming news service from CBS News and Stations that is available free to everyone with access to the internet and is the destination for breaking news, live events, original reporting, and storytelling, and programs from CBS News and Stations' top anchors and correspondents working locally, nationally, and around the globe. It is available on more than 30 platforms across mobile, desktop and connected TVs for free, as well as CBSNews.com and Paramount+ and live in 91 countries.

Black A/C inventor goes unseen and unsung

IET, July 1, 2020; Crystal Quintero, CC Liu, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

If it's Barbie you want, and I want your attention, what else could I do but conform?

Celebrating Black History Month (all year long)

February is Black History Month. And there are many greats we have not heard of, due to some implicit bias in American history circles. Who invented electrified guitar rock 'n roll? Sister Rosetta Thorpe (the Godmother of Rock 'n Roll), later improved by Jimi Hendrix and a lot of Black-artist-and-Blues-loving British rockers.

Lewis Howard Latimer Life Story: Inventor and Innovator

(IET) Mr. Lewis Howard Latimer was one of the first major African-American inventors, responsible for items such as the forerunner to the air conditioner in 1886 as well as the first water closet (toilet) for railroad cars in 1874.

Lewis Howard Latimer

He is most noted for his work with Thomas Edison -- making electric light, through the incandescent light bulb, available to the world.

Lewis Howard Latimer, the man who played an important role in Edison and Bell’s historic work and whose inventions have touched our lives in more ways than we know, is an unsung Black hero.

This is his life story: Black inventor and innovator Latimer was born on Sept. 4, 1848, in Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA, as the youngest of four children born to George and Rebecca Latimer.

Six years prior to Latimer’s birth, his parents had been chattel slaves in the state of Virginia. They managed to escape and sought freedom in Boston, Massachusetts, but shortly after arriving in Boston, father George Latimer was recognized as a fugitive and jailed.

There was a trial, and the attempts to recapture George and return him to Virginia caused considerable agitation in Boston. When the trial judge ruled that Latimer still belonged to his Virginia owner, an African-American minister paid $400 for his release.

Edison: He was a great help to me.

With this very humble background, Lewis Latimer’s family could only afford a few years of grammar school for him and his siblings. He developed a keen interest in the arts but especially in drawing, a skill that would benefit him hugely throughout his life.

By the time of his adolescence, the Civil War had engulfed America, and in 1864, at the age of 16, he enlisted in the Union Navy.

At the close of the war, Latimer was honorably discharged and secured employment as an office boy with the patent law firm called Crosby and Gould.

Keen to advance himself and utilizing his interest in drawing, Latimer taught himself mechanical drawing. His perseverance and passion paid off, and he eventually managed to become chief draftsman at the firm during his 11 years.

He met and married Mary Wilson, with whom he would go on to father two daughters.

Latimer and Bell

The first phone transmitting device (Bell actor)

Lewis Latimer secured his first patent in 1874 for the Water Closet, an improved toilet system for railroad cars and, in 1876, he was hired by Alexander Graham Bell.

Bell: We're making history, boys.

Bell was working on his telephone invention and was in a race to get a patented design before anyone else registered a similar device.

Latimer’s expertise in drafting meant that on Feb. 14 (Valentine's Day?), 1876, Bell’s telephone patent was filed just a few hours earlier than Bell’s rival inventor, Elisha Gray.

If it had not been for Latimer’s expertise and knowledge, Bell would not have the fame for telephony he still holds in the world today.

Light bulb invention

In 1880, Latimer began to work as a mechanical draftsman for Hiram Maxim, founder of the U.S. Electric Lighting Company and a fierce competitor to Thomas Edison.

Here, Latimer learned so much about lightbulbs that by 1881, along with Joseph Nichols, he registered a patent for a light bulb with a carbon filament.

Shortly afterwards, he received another patent for "the process of manufacturing carbons," which was an improvement on the method for the production of carbon filaments used inside light bulbs.

Latimer and Edison

Electric Lighting, 1890 (Latimer)

With his knowledge and expertise in the field, he was eventually hired by The Edison Electric Light Company in 1884. Here he worked closely with Edison and become his patent investigator and expert witness, protecting Edison’s patent and inventions of imitators.

Impressed by Latimer’s technical knowledge, Edison encouraged Latimer to write his first book Incandescent Electric Lighting: A Practical Description of the Edison System.

Latimer would also go on to become one of the charter members of the Edison’s Pioneers, where he was the only African-American member of the highly prestigious group.

Air conditioning

What is the secret to making ice? - High five?

Latimer’s inventing talents were not limited to light bulbs. In January 1886, he invented an "early air conditioning unit" seen as the grandfather of the modern air conditioning unit.

Latimer stayed with Edison’s company throughout the years as it merged with other companies to form General Electric, the same American company that is active today.

Lewis Howard Latimer came from so little and at a time in history where he was a second-class Black citizen in a very racist, white supremacist society that his accomplishments are astonishing.

But through hard work and determination, he managed to rise up and make important advancements in many practical scientific technologies that we use today.

Although "Latimer" is not a household name like his contemporaries and colleagues, he truly deserves a place alongside them.

Lewis Latimer inventions:

• Light Bulb Invention
• Air Conditioning Inventor
• Helped Alexander Graham Bell who invented the telephone (patent provider)
• Water Closet for Railroad Cars
• Locking rack for hats, coats, and umbrellas

If he's so famous, why doesn't he have a Wikipedia entry?

I thought I was the only Black American to be shafted and outshone by a famous white colleague

He does! Lewis Howard Latimer (Sept. 4, 1848–Dec. 11, 1928) was a scientist, American inventor, and patent draftsman.

The Dems let us down worse than racist Trump

His inventions included an evaporative air conditioner, an improved process for manufacturing carbon filaments for light bulbs, and an improved toilet system for railroad cars.

In 1884, he joined the Edison Electric Light Company where he worked as a draftsman. Latimer's innovations in the design of carbon filaments, which were used in incandescent light bulbs, significantly improved the bulb's efficiency and made it more practical for everyday use. [Wait, that wasn't Edison himself making these improvements?]

Latimer's contributions to the lighting industry helped make electric lighting more accessible and affordable for all Americans [1].

While Thomas Edison is often credited with inventing the practical incandescent light bulb, it was actually Latimer's contribution to its development that were invaluable. Latimer played a crucial role in advancing the technology.

The Lewis H. Latimer House, his landmarked former residence, is located near the Latimer Projects at 34-41 137th Street in Flushing, Queens, New York City. More

Big East Coast storm to hit US this weekend

Winter storm ahead for East this weekend | Weather.com; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

At a Glance

• A winter storm will likely affect parts of the East with snow, rain, and wind this weekend.
• The snowfall forecast for this system is still uncertain, especially for areas near the I-95 corridor.
• The storm's future track, intensity, and how much cold air will be available are three of the uncertainties.

This is nothing compared to North Asia

A winter storm will likely produce snow, rain, and wind on the East Coast this weekend, but uncertainty remains at this early stage given questions about the storm's track, intensity, and how much cold air will be available near the coast.

H​ere is where the storm is now and where it is headed the next few days: The disturbance that will help spur the storm's development in the East will track from the Southwest toward the Central Plains into Friday.

Below is a look at the latest radar, showing where this system is producing rain and snow in the West right now. Snowfall totals will generally be light to moderate from the southern Rockies into parts of Kansas and the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. More

Craving crispy Kentucky air-fried tofu

Wise Chef, Compassionate Sous-Chef, Wisdom Quarterly Vegan Test Kitchen

It's crunchy, it's savory, it's soy-free, and no animal was killed to make it.

Plant-based chicken breasts: instacart.com

Crunchy? Yes. Crispy? Yes. Savory? Yes. Soy-free? Yes, here's how. First of all, not all tofu is made out of soy. In any case, it's not needed.

One of the best alternatives is from Lightlife.com (plant-based meats from LightLife®) that currently has "plant-based chicken strips and breasts" made out of chickpea flour, pea protein isolate, citrus fiber, and seasonings.

It's all right, Cluck and John! It's all animal-free.

It's as close as needed, and they are far from the only company coming up with gluten and soy-free alternatives, full of texture, protein, and flavor. Cube them, coat them, and enjoy the crunch.

It's good karma, preserving life over killing or causing others to kill. We've been raised to eat certain foods, flavors, and cooking methods. Most of them are not good but they can be made less harm, more nutritious, and a lot better for the flavor buds and environment. The Wisdom Quarterly Vegan Test Kitchen has tried them.

Pea protein burgers, grain free flours, savory assortments of herbs, Himalayan and ocean salts, sugar-free sweeteners, healthy fats (not rancid, deodorized, and stripped of everything like supermarket plastic bottle stuff of rendered animals) like hemp, olive fruit oil, virgin coconut, and many other new products, and bouillon cubes make any recipe possible.

• Lightlife launches Plant-Based Breaded Chicken Tenders and Filets | Refrigerated & Frozen Foods (refrigeratedfrozenfood.com)
• Meat eater burns meat seller in anger: McDonald's customer 'douses manager with hot coffee over a penny' | US News
• Is veganism a mental disorder? No, but a vivisectionist (who experiments on live animals) tried to make a condition out of "caring too much about animals" because protesters complained he was torturing them (psychcentral.com)
• Mineral rich Irish Moss powder -What it is and how to use it (greenjeeva.com)
• What are the 3 main minerals that plants need? (byjus.com)
• NASA Confirms Aliens Exist, and Not Just on Mars (msn.com)

Heat wave? Media LYING about temperatures

Bombshell: Last week’s "record high temperatures" were FAKED

Buy my book anyway.

(The Jimmy Dore Show) July 22, 2023. Recent alarming reports of skyrocketing temperatures setting records across Europe and the United States were terrifying. But guess what?

They were [purposely] inaccurate. News programs across the world reported temperatures rather than air temperatures — the latter being what we’re used to hearing about. Surface temperatures can be significantly higher than air temps, and they're more frightening.

Jimmy Dore and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss why the Establishment has taken to outright lying about key climate change issues.  

• #TheJimmyDoreShow

Wait, what?!? Global warming is untrue?

Expert explains global warming myth: John Coleman

(KUSI News) Feb 5, 2010. John Coleman is the creator and founder of The Weather Channel (weather.com), the original weatherman on Good Morning America, and now the lead meteorologist at KUSI-TV.

The future isn't what it used to be (video)

The1929sChannel, 8/20/20; Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The Future of the 1920s

(The1920sChannel) "Futurism" is what people believe the future will be like at a given time. Similarly, "retro-futurism" is the futurism of the past. Most people think of Victorian futurism (steampunk) and 1950s/1960s futurism (atompunk).

So 1920s futurism sits right in the middle, mostly forgotten. Technically, it's grouped in with "dieselpunk," which extends into the WWII period. But the aesthetic of the 1920s is a bit different.

For example, in the 1920s' version of the future, zeppelins and airships were all over the place. By WWII, zeppelins were a thing of the past.

This video explains a little bit about the 1920s' conception of the future, showing a lot of examples from a 1920s' science and technology magazine called Science and Invention.

• Source material: worldradiohistory.com/Electri...
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• Instagram.com/the_1920s_c...
• Twitter.com/The1920sChannel
• Part 2: • The Future of the... 

Burning airlines give you more (Daily Show)

Brian Eno; Desi Lydic, Roy Wood Jr. (Daily Show); Seth Auberon, Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Musical genius and innovator Brian Eno on the airline industry. He would've been the greatest but settled on ruining music by helping a little Irish band called U2 sell millions of albums.

Roy Wood & Desi Lydic talk US air travel failures in a new double take

(The Daily Show) Feb. 16, 2023. Who doesn't love being trapped in a metal tube with 300 sickly strangers? Desi Lydic and Roy Wood Jr. discuss air travel in America and the recent FAILURES of the FAA. #DailyShow #Comedy Subscribe: youtube.com/channel..., twitter.com/TheDailyShow

R. C. Nakai's Native American flute (video)

R. Carlos Nakai via Andrea Johnson, Nov. 5, 2014; Ranger Tod, Dhr. Seven (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

R. Carlos Nakai: Canyon Trilogy

Flute playing Kokopelli

(Andrea Johnson) R. Carlos Nakai. Canyon Trilogy, Canyon Records (1989). This is a photo montage of ancient Native American petroglyphic rock art from the Southwest, a portion of the United States, with special thanks to photographer Doak Heyser for use of his images in the making of this video. See more stunning photos of Native American rock art at: net.indra.com/~dheyser/index.html, singingdesert.com.

TRACK LISTING

• Song for the Morning Star (4:07),
• Daybreak Vision (1:44),
• Ancestral Home (4:44),
• Echoes of Time (3:43),
• Inward Journey (3:04),
• Creation Chant (3:03),
• Canyon People (4:27),
• Turquoise World (4:11),
• Cleft in the Sky (3:02),
• Spiral Passage (3:12),
• World of Rainbows (3:37),
• Waking Song (3:02),
• The Sacred Reed (2:43),
• Kokopelli Wind (4:07),
• Departure (3:25),
• Into the Maze (3:40).

Ancient petroglyph of the fertility deity Kokopelli, Embudo, NM