>>18963870

tyb

>>18963893

evenin'

>>18963976

10 month calendar

deci-ember is the first and last month

| O alef and omega

janus-uary is the second month

february the third month, 3.14 (purpose hint)

word sequence es direction

every circle / whole has tres zeros (principle beginnings)

ten month calendar is one of the principles

dozen calendar is one tew

thalatha…

visual discription of earth's orbit:

on an egg draw

-a circle around the greatest length

-a circle around the greatest width

rotate the egg to see the description

easter bunny egg bahk bahk

>>18964208

what's on the egg

>>18964308

same for australia… south america… etc

let us ask those who made each so.

>>18964336

haz a identifying stank to it.

>>18964382

hence the stank

positional truth

shape -number -> letter -> metaphors of math and word

Slurp Funding

Productivity Comparison of the Apollo Program & Cancer Industries

Project Apollo

Duration: 13 years, 1960 - 1973

Cost: $28 Billion ($280 billion adjusted for 2020)

From 0 supporting tech or industry to achieving the goal .

vs

Cancer Industries

Duration: Oldest since 1913 (109 years & goal not achieved)

Cost: 100's of Billions of dollars per year

Support of 1000's of:

-funds

-foundations

-organizations

-societies

-centers

-institutes

-charities

-diagnostic/treatment centers

-pharmaceutical corporations

references:

https://www.planetary.org/space-policy/cost-of-apollo

https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/cancer-diagnostics-market

https://ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.1200/GO.20.00591

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Cancer_Society

https://www.causeiq.com/directory/cancer-organizations-list/

other:

http://www.cancerindex.org/clinks5n.htm

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbeswealthteam/2021/01/19/americas-top-givers-the-25-most-philanthropic-billionaires/?sh=1cc78c771f59

https://www.cancer.org/research/how-american-cancer-society-research-funding-works.html

https://www.americanlifefund.com/organizations-help-cancer-patients-financially/

nasa and cancer are not the only sponges.

>>18964460

>>18964487

good movies usually have a single principle story arc.

this is the foundation for the many other sub-arcs.

do all arcs close at the end of a movie?

>18964575

glbl'd

>>18964603

unless you unpack the metaphor