Half Century Wise

I seemed to recall, when I spoke of Livingstone, she said matter-of-factly, “It is so simplistic”. Her upbringing Episcapalian, near Kansas. Same age as me.

“Not really”, I could have said. In was some time ago, 1985. Just realizing five decades hence. Perhaps in a different context though.

Do you remember a songwriter Diamond? Many folks my age do. Before Be he had many other hits.

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Just Enough

By its nature, the product based my 1976 invention had it’s highest strategic-intelligence community gravitas.  identity, at top of their supply side food-chain. Unit capital cost, secondary. Truth to the mission, central and universal.

IMHO, it is high time the central wisdom of this SHARING of identities begin to propagate to the many as fast as humanly possible.

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Livingston Seagull

Richard Bach dot com

It’s about the audience. The story that is. Create the story. How do WE do that?

The B roll in a sense, already exists. Folks interested in the tale's screenplay have a sense what that would entail.

Thinking about it with a dear friend. This is the research part. It is good to film even this early step.

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Advantage: Honest

Authentic personal identity gets speed preference? If it could be done, it probably should be done. The bias to node integrity makes for overall internal efficiency. That is if it is not subject to EXTERNAL ownership.

Beautifully confused while being entertained? One could call this some of the elements of successful pursuit of science. Also humor. And art and more.

Tensin Gyatso is very wise in this regard. Honesty serves sentient beings well. Common sense.

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Walk me through it.

Animation with the Fovea-Centered EyeDentify optical patent drawings with Final Cut. It may not be the best way to do it but it is educational at the stage am I am at in my story-telling quest in the new medium.

I am leaning that organization is a large part of the presentation I am imagining.

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Naive Inventor

The EyeDentify story has some particular things in common with the true story of inventor James A. Frazier. Among them, an exclusive between the inventor and the exclusive assignee corporation and deep paranoia of the inventor in each case.

The movie "Impossibe Lens" tells the story of Australian wildlife photographer/inventor Frazier. The following link is the documentary trailer:

http://vimeo.com/29832861

I watched it identifying with the subject matter. The 'retinal scan' biometric ID was my invention. Like Frazier, I was not formally trained in optical design or any other discipline that was required - not in engineering, not in business etc.

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The Map

Not to long ago, the memories began to connect like never before. For reasons that I have documented here, August 1st looms large in recalling events.

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Change We Like

Pursue creativity. Like a child could. Watch the movie (by clicking). Then shut your eyes and let your mind's eye play.

One shot of Jasmine with editor stuff at the ends. Screen(s) with great content are appealing to my form of creativity.

I have liked control rooms and pictures of them since I was a child. The story has been brewing for decades.

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Capability Clip

Just finished the Effective Storytelling in Final Cut Pro course through lynda.com. A lot of work so far learning the tool. Itching to get started using it more.

Create a 'film' of my current of expertise? How might a story be told around that?

Fundus photography, a major milestone. Still in the video - an anchor for the story arc. Fusion of the biological instrument and way for it to "see better".

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Dolphin

http://vimeo.com/90733140

A friend is traveling soon to the Virgin Islands.

Meanwhile ‘my net’ has now shown me the work of John C. Lilly and what he researched there. I have a long interest in him. The recent film is definitely on my list (trailer link in caption above).

Also cueing my remembrance of Joseph Chilton Pearce's Crack in the Cosmic Egg.

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Early Story, New Medium

Ideas that will lead to a story …

http://youtu.be/PzMndjFoNCU

But the story has not coalesced. The new Pioneer Apple Store in Portland is a great story. Charlotte's family at the grand opening is a piece of that one and potentially a part of another.

Brad, who watched the new store built from his workspace, said the day this picture was taken,  "Democracy."








And I replied looking at unique architecture before us, "Parthenon."

One guy's thought (Brad) rang true to me.

A few big companies and lot more smaller ones see the future coming fast. They are assisting.

'Us' is far more likely to work when encouraged by the principles of democracy."

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