Scott MacLeod's Anthropology of Information Technology & Counterculture
To a global, virtual, free, open, {future degree- & credit-granting}, multilingual University & School for the developing world and everyone, as well as loving bliss ~ scottmacleod.com
and what a lot of secrets he may have taken with him regarding international organized crime too.
Another death threat this morning on TwitterX " "We will kill you" popped up this time with what could be a blood spattered background picture and not a long haired guy - as I seek to stay alive from international organized crime ... and re eg the murderous run through attempt of me sadly by craven psychopath ? Lebanese or French Swiss soldier??? cmu undergrad at the time eventually receiving SSA checks frederic khayat ... in cahoots with the Pennsylvania national guard even???... about whom I put an evict and extradite paper sign on the door about him in my first asylum house in Pgh in April 2023
Please be very cautious Annie in particular I'd think if somehow that article could refer to you too ...
On another very different note,
what if we can double lifespan of a variety of species ... and even Bob Mueller if the article could be a way to protect him with his Parkinson's and as an 81 year old ... and with aging reversal and extreme longevity genetic drug therapies emerging ... having reached out further on behalf of World University and School to Julie Wong and Peter Norvig the #GrowWithGoogleWUaS program - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/ypsilopus-zimbabweensis-orchid-great-to.html
- and re
"How best also to develop the #WUaSMultimediaHospitalRoom prototype in the shop in a newly safe, vacant, with property deed 670 Ridgecrest Rd, Canyon, CA 94516 in all of this?"
... and could this blog post have made it to John Hennessy chair of Alphabet too ?
There were a bunch of trucks PGE crane truck too at the T intersection of Canyon Rd and Pinehurst Rd 1 mile from me now and 2 miles from the Canyon 94516 USPO ... Could they further be installing electricity to the shop at 670 Ridgecrest Rd Canyon. 94616 and even for a #WUaSMultimediaHospitalRoom prototype for extreme longevity and aging reversal genetics' research on a newly zoned as agricultural farm there at 670 Ridgecrest Rd, Canyon, CA 94516?
Just shared some of this with my mother Pin & Ed with Regards to the above
Giving new meaning to a Masanobu Fukuoka "The One Straw Revolution" inspired Taoist 'non-action' (wu wei) & for animal husbandry to double lifespan, 8 limbs of Yoga too {philosophy too}, Physical-Digital WUaS Academic Medical Center, Friendly NtF Quaker-informed, back to the land hippy farm - in Canyon 94516 farm-let zoned for CA agriculture ...
What are 4 different species or varieties of orange trees, like Valencia orange trees will fruit in winter, that will fruit in all 4 seasons of the years differently, and in the SF Bay Area east bay in a sunny location? What orange trees fruit in the spring, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the summer, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the autumn, and What varieties of orange trees fruit in the winter here?
WUaS Longevity Genetics' Institute too with 6 species, - 3 genomic-ally that fly, chicken, Honey Bee, Drosophila, and 3 with mammary glands, human beings, dogs and mice, all re laboratory science -
and to correlate blood cell counts, with step counts, for longevity research ...
"Humans Could Live up to 150 Years, New Research Suggests:
A study counts blood cells and footsteps to predict a hard limit to our longevity"
What are the 10 model species - that World University and School seeks to experiment with doubling the lifespan of ...( in Canyon 94516 farm zoned for agriculture )?
What are the 10 model species that world University and school seeks to experiment with doubling the lifespan on in Canyon California 94516
Based on the development of the Realistic Virtual Earth for Genetics and related research papers, the project identifies several key model species for comparative genomics and longevity experimentation:
What are 4 different species or varieties of orange trees, like Valencia orange trees will fruit in winter, that will fruit in all 4 seasons of the years differently, and in the SF Bay Area east bay in a sunny location? What orange trees fruit in the spring, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the summer, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the autumn, and What varieties of orange trees fruit in the winter here?
In the East Bay’s Mediterranean climate, you can indeed achieve a year-round harvest by selecting specific varieties that peak at different times. Because the East Bay (like Canyon or Orinda) gets decent summer heat but stays relatively mild, citrus generally thrives in sunny, well-drained spots.
Here are four varieties that will stagger your harvest across all four seasons:
1. Winter: Washington Navel
The Washington Navel is the classic California winter orange. It is prized for being seedless, easy to peel, and exceptionally sweet.
Harvest Window: November through March.
Why it works here: It developed in similar California climates and handles the East Bay's winter temperatures well.
2. Spring: Moro Blood Orange
For a distinct spring flavor, the Moro Blood Orange is the earliest ripening of the blood oranges and reaches its peak internal coloration and sweetness in the spring.
Harvest Window: February through May.
Why it works here: The fruit requires the "chill" of NorCal winter nights to develop its deep red anthocyanin pigment, but it sweetens up as the spring sun hits.
3. Summer: Valencia
The Valencia is the "king of juice oranges." Unlike many other fruits, Valencias can stay on the tree for a long time without losing quality, making them the primary summer orange.
Harvest Window: May through September (often overlapping with the next year’s crop).
Why it works here: It loves the consistent sun of a south-facing East Bay slope. It is one of the few oranges that can actually "re-green" on the tree in summer while still being perfectly ripe.
4. Autumn: Lane Late Navel
To bridge the gap between the summer Valencias and the winter Washingtons, the Lane Late Navel is an excellent choice. It is a "sport" (mutation) of the Washington Navel that ripens much later.
Harvest Window: Late Spring through Autumn (often holding well until October).
Why it works here: It allows you to have high-quality "winter-style" navel oranges even as you approach the end of the year.
Seasonal Harvest Summary
Season
Variety
Characteristics
Winter
Washington Navel
Seedless, rich flavor, thick skin.
Spring
Moro Blood Orange
Distinct berry-like notes, deep red flesh.
Summer
Valencia
High juice content, very sweet, holds well on tree.
Autumn
Lane Late Navel
Late-hanging, keeps the "Navel" season going.
Quick Tip for East Bay Planting
Since you have a sunny location, consider planting these against a south-facing wall if you are at a higher elevation. This "thermal mass" will protect the blossoms during any occasional light frosts in late January.
Would you like me to look into some native companion plants that could help with pest control for these citrus trees?
Am reading Vivek Shanbhag's Ghachar Ghochar presently, written originally in Kannada language -
Regarding World Univ & Sch too, I asked Gemini recently also -
What are 10 great Indian novels possibly comic along the lines of Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard?
What are 10 great novels from India that are potentially inspired by Yoga Asana, 8 limbs of Yoga, Patanjali's Yoga, possibly comic, and along the lines of "Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard" by Kieran Desai, "Ghachar Ghochar" by Vivek Shanbhag?
And please check out the community-driven (literally and figuratively) shared mobility startup I cofounded some months ago. Here's the a one-liner that best describes it:
We make it easy and rewarding for everyone who drives to give rides to people they know.
Basically, we plan to turn every moving car on the planet into a carpool by financially incentivizing car owners and their riders. If they both adopt our vision as their own, which I'm confident they will, we'll help to dramatically lower the cost of driving and/or riding to just 25 cents per mile travelled. This means driving will be 75% less costly than it is today, and riding will be 95% less costly than it is today. So every location will be a stronger community than it is today.
Thanks for your emails as well. I looked at your App briefly before your emails. World Univ & Sch in a #GrowWithGoogleWUaS program, and in seeking to code for all 7.9 billion people on the planet, each a Wikidata PIN # from here - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/You_at_World_University - and to facilitate people to people free universal education with free WUaS degrees online from home - Bachelor, PhD, Law, MD, IB high school / sim AA / AS and Master's degrees in each of all 200 countries and in their main languages - and with wiki-teaching and wiki-learning for speakers of all 7159 known living languages in 200 countries, and to end poverty potentially, with a partnering email from Stanford Mine Pi cryptocurrency - https://minepi.com/sgkmac - free money daily ... and by seeking to distribute it most people on the planet, and potentially the poorest 1 billion to end poverty, as the WUaS Corporation, our WUaS 2 wing, seeks also reimbursement from departments of education, and central banks for getting Mine Pi cryptocurrency from WUaS itself, possibly by multi-listing on most of all of ~ 200 countries' stock exchanges eventually. Are you in communication with Waymo, an Alphabet subsidiary? With your MBA degree I'd think you'd have some great ideas re WUaS with time.
Re your APP, WUaS is also facilitating a #RealisticVirtualEarth eg for genetics, and even aging reversal genetics and longevity genetics, ones first FDA approved by 2050??> and think Google Street View with time Slider, GOOGLE MAPS, TensorFlowAI and Geminia and at the GCellView and GMoleculeView level -
I no longer maintain this word press site so it may have broken links, but I think you will enjoy this speech my father gave a few years before he passed away. My father was a very special person, and everyone who knew him, whether as family, or in business, the arts, and many other circles, said they always learned from their interactions with him. In the Q&A, he asks the audience if they can identify India's number one export. Enjoy!
"Meditation and Yoga" your father said ... from India to the world as the greatest 'exports' - great (at the 57 minute mark) ... Fascinating turning of the question around ... Loving also your father's adroitness in responding to all those questions ... and somehow philosophically! :) Great to meet you as well.
Will add you to the free open Restorative Yoga explorations' email thread - on Saturdays around 8 am Pacific Time, 11 am Eastern Time, possibly 9:30 PM India Time ... eventually in a Zoom call Yoga hall for conversational Yoga feedback ... Here's teh last one - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/lotus-hosackia-formosissimus-gracilis.html - ... and it's part of a #YogaAndLongevityGeneticsConvo #WUaSYoga conversation (#Hashtags again I think on #TwitterX and #LinkedIN)
Thanks again for your email. I've only listened to your father's great Q&A so far per your suggestion, and with much appreciation, but will check out his initial talk too -
A lot of Hinduism comes through in his talk as I see this. Are you still in touch with your father's World Bank circles in the greater DC area? Is your mother still alive, and if so where does she live, with you based in Berkeley?
Also, I'm only guessing that Elliott is a senior manager at the Claremont Hotel Spa and Resort, since I haven't been in touch with him for a while, but I have been in touch with his brother David in the DC area quite recently; we used to play tennis together in the mid 1970s in southeast Massachusetts especially and to keep the ball going back and forth, almost as a meditation, a kind of 'Zen tennis.' They're both pretty smart; their dad, for example, Ladd Thurston, whom I knew a bit as a young person, went to both Harvard college and Harvard Law school.
On a slightly more somber note, and with two death threats to me since the Sunday before last, and in WUaS growing a worldwide abolition movement to protect people, how are you at Roam-it navigating questions of making its customers secure e.g. from international organized crime even, and possibly legally but also culturally eg to abolish the wrongful buying and selling of people in the illegal sex, drugs, violence, car theft, military targeting, rare species' industries etc. internationally and their latent networks of violence? There may also here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/red-dahlia-to-dance-or-pools-virtually.html - be a death threat to the former FBI Director Robert Mueller which I also blogged about yesterday -
Your sharing a video of your Dad, Ajit, makes me want to try to locate some videos of my father GKM MD - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_K._MacLeod - before his head injury on 12/30/04 in Belize on univ of pitt managed at the time semester at sea (eg http://scottmacleod.com/family.htm) ... which I may have even on an old high 8 video camera. Thanks, Vivek!
Friendly NtF Quaker & Unitarian U regards, abolitionally, best wishes, Yogically, Namaste,
Scott
WUaS Weekly Business Meeting (loosely conducted in the manner of unprogrammed Friends NtF Quakers) & News and Q&A from today 3/23/26
Awful to hear about the two death threats. In the future (not yet), the ROAM app will allow you to choose your riders, and your riders to choose you. So it's about giving rides to people you know. So, I don't think international organized crime should become an issue for us. Vivek
Regarding potentially the owner somehow 'nole ksum' of aslet vehicles and twitterX too, received the death threats through 2 TwitterX feeds 2 Sundays ago, and see - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/red-dahlia-to-dance-or-pools-virtually.html ... And after a death threat before the CoV 2 pandemic lockdown via GPS too I posit on pandora music app ... which my friend Ed Smyth MD of KP NorCal checked out ... Methinks such mapping apps such as probably Roam-it too are difficult to make secure. And if people are making money somewhere in the ride sharing negotiation, there's incentive to make more, letting security slide ...
I think Friendly NtF Quaker informed World Univ & Sch in seeking to code for most of all 7.9 billion people and for avatar agent electronic health records for extreme longevity fda approved will help grow this worldwide abolition movement ... And in seeking & calling for US federal government law to work effectively with state of CA law in new ways ...
In the meantime, am appreciating the Desiderata prose poem in Yoga signature below ... and in WUaS continuing to reach out to the US federal government In these regards
Abolitionally, best wishes, staying alive (from universities' organized crime re my father's 'death blow' in a foreign country of Belize I posit & even from intl organized crime in cahoots even with US uniformed armed services I posit, & the day before my birthday), Yogically and regarding the karma, dharma and the wheel of life, thanks,
Please reply with unsubscribe in the subject line if you do not want to receive these yoga emails. Namaste.
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Vivek, and Ed & Pin,
I'd like to introduce you all to one another: friends - Ed is a MD in Berkeley, a friend from the mid 1990s, and Pin / Sid is in the US federal government in HHS, and a friend from around 1974 at Shady Side Academy (and we lived about 3 blocks from each other in the same neighborhood), also born in India living there for the first year of his life, like you, Vivek: Pin, and Ed, - I met Vivek in the public library yesterday, and he shared with me a very wonderful video of his father, from India, who worked with the World Bank in DC for some years, suggesting watching the Q&A -
And just replied to your message in LinkedIn, Vivek:
Yoga meditating in the library still! Want to explore becoming the CEO of the Academic Press at WUaS in 7159 living languages, the Physical-Digital WUaS Educational Services' Stores for books computers, robotics, groceries and potentially collaborating with WM in its 19 out of 200 countries, store within a store business model at first, as WUaS seeks to grow the WUaS Corp in all 200 countries, & in a #RealisticVirtualEarthForRetail part of an iterating #RealisticVirtualEarth #ForEverything, Vivek? Scott (Just reaching out to
Julie Wong
Google
Executive Engagement Lead Research, Labs, Technology and Society
The WUaS Corp is a for profit legal entity in the state of CA, with tax ID # at bottom here - http://worlduniversityandschool.org/AcademicPress.html ... but not yet financially operational, and WUaS's 2nd wing). Yogically, Scott :)
Perhaps if you were interested Vivek, and with WUaS in a #GrowWithGoogleWUaS program, she could help put you in touch with a
Google
Executive Engagement Lead
regarding the WUaS Corporation too, with time.
Scott
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A pleasure, Ed and Sid!
Scott, I’m afraid I’m too busy with Roam these days to be interested in anything else, but thank you for thinking of me!
Thanks again for your email - and to all of us, Vivek! Greetings from outside the Berkeley Claremont public library.
Just emailed a 2nd time regarding #GrowWithGoogleWUaS's Julie Wong Google Executive Engagement Lead, Research, Labs, Technology and Society, which you'll find here toward the bottom (and had BCC-ed Pin and Ed too with this) - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/ypsilopus-zimbabweensis-orchid-great-to.html - and suggested WUaS might be seeking a Harvard MBA or similar to develop the 2nd wing of WUaS, the WUaS corporation / the Press at WUaS in 7159 languages, the WUaS Educational Services' Stores - http://worlduniversityandschool.org/AcademicPress.html - and as WUaS seeks also to develop pharmaceuticals / vaccines for aging reversal and extreme longevity FDA approved (and RCTs for these 10 years on average I've read), albeit WUaS has no money to speak of whatsoever; I haven't mentioned in these emails however World University and School being 8 limbs of Yoga-informed. Please keep WUaS in mind if you know of someone with a Harvard MBA or similar (since you went to Cornell for a BA in Finance, and Columbia for a MBA, I've read on your Linkedin).
WUaS also has a partnering email with Stanford Mine Pi cryptocurrency - as we may have talked about - and in seeking to code for all 7.9 billion people on the planet for free universal education, is also seeking to end poverty worldwide, potentially by distributing Pi cryptocurrency to the poorest billion in all 200 countries, and making it a main worldwide cryptocurrency too; Pi cryptocurrency's blockchain is growing, but World University and School's blockchain ledger will head in parallel and different directions, in a myriad of ways.
... in my email to Julie Wong at Google, whom I met at Stanford with James Manyika is a Senior Vice President at Google and Alphabet, leading Research, Technology, and Society on Tu March 17,2026 as you may read; I currently look at this email (and this is a google address too), but I'll likely pass on this email address to the incoming WUaS CEO when WUaS finds him/her.
And here's an invitation to get Pi Cryptocurrency free money daily (which takes less than 5 seconds every 24 hours, yielding 2-3 Pi coins daily) ... but which also requires poorest people to have smartphones and electricity (which WUaS seeks to facilitate too) -
Pi is a new digital currency developed by Stanford PhDs, with over 55 million members worldwide. To claim your Pi, follow this link https://minepi.com/sgkmac and use my username (sgkmac) as your invitation code.
Why does your https://www.linkedin.com/in/rblock/ signature redirect to - https://www.linkedin.com/in/vivekhutheesing/ - beyond your involvement with the rblock platform 4 years ago (nothing comes up when I search on "rblock platform berkeley"); anything to do with blockchain of yesteryear? or might rblock still be paying for this name for you, or did you 'inherit' this LinkedIN handle, or?
Good luck with your endeavors!
Regards, abolition, Yogically, best wishes, thanks,
Also with regards to 8 limbs of Yoga (and World University and School), just emailed
Hi Ma, Chris, Pin, Ed, all,
Just texted this to some of you -
Hi Ma, Pin, Ed, how are you this Wednesday? Ma? Pin? Ed? Pin, do you explore Yoga daily? Might you be mediating these days, Ed - Yoga-wise even? (And my having met you, Ed, through your first wife who was taking a Yoga class I was teaching at All Souls' Episcopal Church in the Haight Ashbury in the mid 1990s). Might Ma you be helping the Longwood physical therapy person (& might s/he/they even get credentialed for this through Yoga Alliance in Virginia or similar?) do Yoga poses with slightly hippy from the '60s & '70s and from England and artist and poet and Unitarian like you Chris Michaels? ... !and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:) with hippy & artist Yogini Angela Farmer's first 4 videos - https://angela-victor.com/who/angela/ - perhaps - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/sacred-lotus-nelumbo-nucifera.html - to help you Chris get stronger, aware, more flexible & re "The Harvard Medical School guide to yoga : 8 weeks to strength, awareness, and flexibility" book, written by 2 MD psychiatrists, too?
for longevity genetics in a #RealisticVirtualEarth #forGenetics, for vaccines, for RCTs randomized controlled trials, and #forYogaAsana ... Exploring further in this Saturday's Restorative Yoga Explorations ... Stay tuned... Thoughts, questions, suggestions? Fondly, Scott
What are 10 great Indian novels inspired by Yoga, possibly comic, along the lines of Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard?
Yoga in novels question - What are 10 great novels from India that are potentially inspired by Yoga Asana, 8 limbs of Yoga, Patanjali's Yoga, possibly comic, and along the lines of "Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard" by Kieran Desai?
Finding novels that capture the specific blend of whimsical satire, spiritual absurdity, and the structured philosophy of Yoga found in Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard is a delightful challenge.
While many Indian novels touch on spirituality, these ten selections specifically lean into the "limbs" of Yoga—from the physical discipline of Asana to the ethical constraints of Yama and Niyama—often through a lens of irony, comedy, or social critique.
1. The Guide by R.K. Narayan
This is perhaps the closest spiritual cousin to Desai’s work. It follows Raju, a tour guide who, through a series of comic misunderstandings, is mistaken for a holy man. It explores the Niyamas (internal disciplines) and the unintended path to Samadhi (enlightenment) with a sharp, dry wit.
2. The Alchemy of Desire by Tarun J. Tejpal
Set in the foothills of the Himalayas, this novel explores the intense physical and spiritual connection between two lovers. It mirrors the Tantric roots of Yoga, focusing heavily on the intersection of the body (Asana) and the liberation of the spirit.
3. The Lives of Others by Neel Mukherjee
While darker than Hullabaloo, this novel examines the 8 Limbs of Yoga through the lens of a family's disintegration. One character's descent into extreme asceticism and political radicalism serves as a grim parody of Pratyahara (withdrawal of the senses).
4. A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry
While largely a social epic, the interplay between the four main characters creates a "human Asana"—a precarious physical and emotional balance. It reflects the Yoga Sutra’s concept of Sthira Sukham Asanam (posture should be stable and comfortable) in a world that is anything but.
5. A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth (The Yoga Sections)
Within this massive epic, Seth provides detailed, almost instructional descriptions of characters practicing Hatha Yoga. He uses the discipline of Pranayama (breath control) as a metaphor for the characters' attempts to control their chaotic romantic lives.
6. The Siege of Krishnapur by J.G. Farrell
Though written by a British-Irish author, this Booker winner is set in India and features a "Collector" who tries to maintain Victorian order amidst a siege. His obsession with physical "phrenology" and scientific "perfection" acts as a satirical Western mirror to the physical perfection sought in Hatha Yoga.
7. The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie
Rushdie utilizes "Yogic" themes of mental projection and Dharana (concentration). Characters literally "think" people into existence, blurring the lines between the meditative mind and physical reality in a lush, magical-realist style.
8. The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall
A more lighthearted "comic" entry, featuring Vish Puri, India's "Most Private Investigator." Puri’s reliance on his physical senses and his disciplined (if occasionally gourmand) lifestyle reflects a modern, urban interpretation of Dharana and Dhyana (meditation/focus).
9. Life of Pi by Yann Martel
While the author is Canadian, the heart of the story is deeply Indian. Pi’s survival on the boat is a masterclass in Pratyahara (sensory withdrawal) and Ishvara Pranidhana (surrender to a higher power), using his physical body to maintain a spiritual "asana" against the elements.
10. Narcopolis by Jeet Thayil
This is a gritty, hallucinatory look at Old Bombay. It explores the "shadow side" of the 8 Limbs—where the search for bliss (Ananda) is sought through opium rather than meditation. It provides a powerful, modern contrast to Patanjali’s traditional path.
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What are 10 great Indian novels possibly comic along the lines of Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard?
What are 10 great novels from India that are potentially inspired by Yoga Asana, 8 limbs of Yoga, Patanjali's Yoga, possibly comic, and along the lines of "Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard" by Kieran Desai, "Ghachar Ghochar" by Vivek Shanbhag?
These ten novels capture the satirical, whimsical, and often absurd essence of Indian life:
English, August by Upamanyu Chatterjee: A cult classic following a detached urban bureaucrat stationed in a remote, eccentric village.
The Great Indian Novel by Shashi Tharoor: A brilliant satirical retelling of the Mahabharata through the lens of 20th-century Indian politics.
Serious Men by Manu Joseph: A sharp, darkly comic story about a low-caste assistant who creates a massive scientific hoax to elevate his son.
The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga: A cynical and darkly humorous look at the "servant class" and the cutthroat path to success in modern India.
Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag: A brief, masterful look at how sudden wealth twists a family’s dynamics into something absurd and tense.
The Crow Eaters by Bapsi Sidhwa: A hilarious and irreverent portrayal of a Parsi family’s adventures in pre-partition India.
Raag Darbari by Shrilal Shukla: Originally in Hindi, this is the definitive satire of village politics, corruption, and rural chaos.
Malgudi Days by R.K. Narayan: While often gentle, these stories are filled with the same ironic wit and "small-town hullabaloo" found in Desai’s work.
Polite Society by Mahesh Rao: A witty, contemporary Delhi-based reimagining of Jane Austen’s Emma set among the city’s elite.
The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall: The first in a "Vish Puri" mystery series featuring a portly, Punjabi private investigator with a penchant for paranthas
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Karen Brennan - Start with Questions: The Classroom as Design Studio & "Start with Questions" Book Party at HGSE - AND to Apply to
#WUaSMultimediaHospitalRoom in #RealisticVirtualEarth #ForAgingReversal #ForLongevity too?
Might you be helping a #YogaFriend do #YogaPoses ... !and #AsWeMayLiveTo150andWellBeyond:) ?
Hi Ma, Chris, Pin, Ed, all,
Just texted this to some of you -
Hi Ma, Pin, Ed, how are you this Wednesday? Ma? Pin? Ed? Pin, do you explore Yoga daily? Might you be mediating these days, Ed - Yoga-wise even? (And my having met you, Ed, through your first wife who was taking a Yoga class I was teaching at All Souls' Episcopal Church in the Haight Ashbury in the mid 1990s). Might Ma you be helping the Longwood physical therapy person (& might s/he/they even get credentialed for this through Yoga Alliance in Virginia or similar?) do Yoga poses with slightly hippy from the '60s & '70s and from England and artist and poet and Unitarian like you Chris Michaels? ... !and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:) with hippy & artist Yogini Angela Farmer's first 4 videos - https://angela-victor.com/who/angela/ - perhaps - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/sacred-lotus-nelumbo-nucifera.html - to help you Chris get stronger, aware, more flexible & re "The Harvard Medical School guide to yoga : 8 weeks to strength, awareness, and flexibility" book, written by 2 MD psychiatrists, too?
for longevity genetics in a #RealisticVirtualEarth #forGenetics, for vaccines, for RCTs randomized controlled trials, and #forYogaAsana ... Exploring further in this Saturday's Restorative Yoga Explorations ... Stay tuned... Thoughts, questions, suggestions? Fondly, Scott
Scott's an anthropologist of #PhysicalDigital Harbin Hot Springs' Heart Consciousness Church @HarbinBook (on #TwitterX), as ethnographic field site - https://goo.gl/maps/7gSsSTweRCBo9gf87 - who is currently writing "Society, Info Tech & the Global Univ", who also finds fascinating the internet, ideas, poetry, sociology, art, science, genetics of aging reversal & extreme longevity drug therapies emerging (with FDA approval), philosophy, history, music, love and life ~ as well as the anthropology of info tech & counterculture :) - scottmacleod.com; Am also the president or head of, and professor at, best STEAM CC OCW wiki World Univ & Sch & Academic @WUaSPress, planned in 7,159 living languages with machine translation, (aka the WUaS Corp) planning free online degrees in ~200 countries & in their main languages, where you can #WikiTeach, or #WikiLearn, or #WikiCreate - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Subjects (See too "Yoga Notations": http://www.scottmacleod.com/yoganotations.html). Identity-wise, a Nontheist f/Friendly Quaker - a NtF or NtQ - with Unitarian Universalist sympathies as well, and a player of Scottish bagpipes, & an academic
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