After hanging around for close to two years I have learned a few things.

1. The Blockchain will be attacked.
   It was attacked and then attacked again. Public institutions and social media networks are attacked like this and they lose money and personal information. This didn't happen on the Blurt blockchain.

2. Witnesses and coders are here but they are not short order chefs. They get the problems solved but it takes a little time. They have their own lives and jobs and family. Blurt is something they believe in so they give their time to see it happen. I choose to put my confidence in a few witnesses so I can go abut happily posting what I like and curating posts. They always manage to cook up something with a new fork.

3. I don't lose any sleep over Blurt or any Blockchain or investment or social media site. My health and my brain are probably the most valuable assets I have. Covid seemed to have slowed down my brain and my health even months later. Now people are getting sick all over again. When I come to Blurt I want to laugh and smile. There are plenty of crypto blogs out there will news information and shilling posts. They are also filled with complaining and hurt. I can get that on the local news.

Where is Blurt comedy?
-Perhaps if I read a little more comedy in posts I would stay more alert on Blurt. Our Blurtopian humor goes beyond national borders, religions and race. We have a very inside view at the world's biggest joke, ourselves!!

-You are reading a post written by a guy called Mineopoly with a big eyed orange box for an avatar?
-This guy Mineopoly is a joke. The longest code he has on Github is literally S.O.S.
-He has a dream of using blockchain in education, commerce and gaming but the only game he has ever designed was pong.

Let's move on from the poor attempt at a burn and get into the main reason I'm writing. I want to introduce three pieces of music. Let me know how you feel about each piece. Which piece is the most relaxing.

There is something maternal about language. When we are born we all cry out the same "Mmm" sound when we are hungry. Soon we are comforted with milk and associate the "Mmm" sound with mother. Bernstein proposes that all languages come from a single source. This is the theory of "monogenesis". In more than three 300 different languages the "Mmm" sound is in the word used for mother. There is a warmth when we feel the sound "Mmmm". Language also speaks through music.

What really helps to get me in the mood to sleep or rest or work is good music. Some music will help us bring back old memories or make connections. Some music is proven to release dopamine or other hormones in the brain that help us feel good and relaxed. As we listen to music and groove we find ourselves not losing any sleep, but in fact enjoying a beautiful day.

Here, listen and enjoy three short pieces that will as they say, "put you in the mood."

Didgeridoo

Do I need say more?

Debussy's Prélude à l'aprés-midi d'un Faune

This is played by the London Symphony Orchestra and with some pretty entertaining close ups, almost eerie. Anyway if you love flute you will love this.

It makes me feel light and happy.

I wonder how does it make you feel?

Carrizo Plain

Again the song speaks for itself.

When two become one they are intertwined.

This song is primordial and shares a basic instinct in all souls.

^{Cover Photo from Pexels}

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