by me, Kerry Burgess, 03/09/2026 05:38 AM
You think they did that on purpose?
This is a very obscure reference
There are no senseless Pokey Man to chase around
YES - I did write that earlier
AND THEN just moments ago, I checked these numbers in my original-work
So, this content is after the fact - the fact of my earlier comments
AND THIS WORKS only because of my earlier comment where I noted that today is a scheduled major update to the computer-game Captain of Industry
So how improbable is that?
Sure, those people at KREM could have done this deliberately, but why?
AND Captain of Industry computer-game could have done this deliberately, but why?
Why should such disparate organizations cause such compelling associations on this same day?
This note represents what I have thought of so far. There might be more stuff I think of later.
This is very obscure. I had to search my archives for a while to find it again. Was not even certain of the year, much less the month, it occurred.
From 1/5/2024 ( illustrations by me, Kerry Burgess, referenced below here ) To 3/9/2026 ( Today , Monday ) is 794 days
From 11/2/1965 ( my known birth date in Antlers, Oklahoma, USA, as Kerry Wayne Burgess ) To 1/5/1968 ( premiere USA TV series episode "Star Trek"::"The Gamesters of Triskelion" ) is 794 days
by me, Kerry Burgess, 01/05/2024 06:15 AM Friday
This is a process I have used many times before
What I am looking for here is an element of randomness
Makes it seem more random because we're experiencing a very mild winter so far this season
The people on tv say that snowfall might begin later tonight, before midnight, but they have said many times that it is an event that occurs on Saturday. So that's the timeframe I'm using
Yesterday, I wrote about my notions of popular science-fiction and "anti-time"
Anti-time, I discovered is not the same as time-travel, as we are taught in the movies
We've all know that Marty McFly caused a "paradox" by going backwards in time and then disrupted his mother and father meeting
With anti-time, no one actually goes anywhere. They simply push a button and - somehow - erase facts from the past. Because they do something in the distant future and its effects travel backwards in time. Not the people. Only the effect.
So anyway, the notion of anti-time is not very well established, that I know of
Could be because it's too confusing for the typical First-worlder, polluter dim-wit infesting the theatres of the USA
So they don't see any profit potential for movies about it
Also, I have to wonder if, in real science, it is the notion of anti-matter.
And that's what I have started thinking could be the cause of deliberate coincidence in the weather
Regular matter traveling backwards in time
Sounds believable, yes? Well, don't get your UFO-bunker panties in a twist over it. This is just a lot of bullshit I'm thinking up, as usual. Doesn't mean anything. I'm no scientist. I have no meaningful education on these matters.
All the lines above this line I typed in here before I began to examine my original work code pattern, and that is listed now below this line. If that doesn't sound interesting, then read the post I made immediately before this post
[ends - by me, Kerry Burgess, 01/05/2024 06:15 AM Friday]
"The Gamesters Of Triskelion" Star Trek
Original Airdate: Jan 5, 1968
(from internet transcript)
ONE: The thralls are necessary to the games. We have found athletic competitions our only challenge, the only thing which furnishes us with purpose.
KIRK: It's an unproductive purpose, unworthy of your intellect.
ONE: We use only inferior beings.
KIRK: We have found that all life forms in the galaxy are capable of superior development. Perhaps you're not as evolved as you believe.
THREE: An interesting speculation, Captain. You and your people are most challenging.
TWO: Yes, most challenging. It was hoped that such new blood would stimulate our stock of thralls. How unfortunate that you must be destroyed.
KIRK: Our destruction will result only in your own. You may control the Enterprise, but you cannot match the force of the entire Federation.
ONE: Your ship will be destroyed by a magnetic storm. No communications with your base will be possible. Your fate will remain a mystery to your people.
KIRK: And you call yourselves superior! You're murderers without the spirit to really wager for the lives you take.
ONE: Wager? Explain yourself, Captain.
KIRK: My people pride themselves on being the greatest, most successful gamblers in the universe. We compete for everything. Power, fame, women, everything we desire, and it is our nature to win. And for proof, I offer you our exploration of this galaxy.
THREE: We are aware of your competitive abilities, Captain.
KIRK: Well, then, I wager that with weapons of your own choice, right here and now, my people can overcome an equal number of thralls set against us.
THREE: A hundred quatloos on the newcomers.
ONE: Four hundred quatloos against the newcomers.
TWO: Two hundred quatloos against!
- by me, Kerry Wayne Burgess, posted by me: 06:11 AM Pacific-timezone USA Monday 03/09/2026
