Dr Christopher & Doctor Connor Lockwood (Silver Lining) - (Venik Hue)
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Dr Christopher & Doctor Connor Lockwood (Silver Lining) - (Venik Hue)
Prometheus Novel Part 1
Prologue Part 1 (2089), pages 5 – 12 The first line of the book starts with “David, how do you feel”, asked by Dr. Christopher, a middle-aged Weyland company man who envied David in how good looking the android was. Vickers was sitting next to Dr. Christopher and after the doctor completed his initial diagnostics, Vickers started to grill David on his emotional stability and the functions he’s capable of. David gave an example of how he can operate ships going to and from “Phobos” to transport minerals. 2 days prior to this event, David hacked into a Yutani asteroid probe where only the top brass knew of the serious crime that the android committed. Vickers made sure and asked if he felt anything about the incident, to which David said no. This action of David was extraordinary because although he is programmed to NOT break any governmental laws, Peter Weyland got special permission from Yutani Corp’s head boss to hack into their probe (I don't know why). Regardless of the special permission, we learn that any order from Peter Weyland supersedes any moral and/or ethical obligations that David may have. After a little bit more inquiries from Vickers, she finally had enough and gave Dr. Christopher approval to clear the first part of David’s test. The 2nd part of David’s test is like what you see in David’s “Happy Birthday” viral where he’s shown a series of inkblot images and was asked “what makes you sad”, to which David answers the same way.
Succession cropping requires reverse engineering. Figure what your end game is regarding fresh eating or storage food. For example, it takes seven pounds of Roma type tomatoes to make a quart of tomato sauce. How many quarts of tomato sauce would you like to put up for the winter? Plant enough Roma tomatoes to accomplish your goal. Each Roma tomato plant can produce ten pounds of tomatoes. Conservatively that equals a quart of tomato sauce for each Roma plant. Next, figure when your Roma tomato crop will be harvested. You’ll need to make a call here if you want a succession crop to follow your tomatoes. Pull your tomato plants up when they have produced their main crop and are on a downward spiral. Don’t hold on to your tomato plants in if they have a straggling two or three tomatoes. Rip them out and get your next crop in.
I love this guy for speaking out against Big Pharma whilst quietly going about his small business. I often wonder why people are so scared to research and experiment with their own health and immunity (diet, exercise, stresses, acceptance of death etc) and I realise that it’s not fear, it’s weariness. People are too busy being tired, they’re malleable in the hands of companies who offer to do it for them in exchange for cash. You don’t need to buy health! Nature provides it for free, it’s like Willie Wonker’s Chocolate Factory out there if you know what you're looking for. It’s sad because it’s simultaneously ruining our planet whilst also ruining our ability to do anything about ruining our planet - you can’t give a shit if you’re feeling rotten. You could rock the boat if you’re feeling well, so it’s best for economies and CULTure, that you don’t.
Fuck that. Modern anarchy will be the domain of the healthiest people - they’re going to be the only ones with a clear enough head.