NEWS(2): Alcohol and sleep

Alcohol-fuelled sleep "less satisfying"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-21147780

According to researchers, taking alcohol before bedtime can fragment your period of sleep, doing that you can suffer from insomnia.
doctor Ebrahim says that we have to control the doses of alcohol that we drink because it can help if we drink two glasses before going to bed to a better rest, but if it became a rutine, it could became also a big problem.

After all, even if there are different themes, we always fall into the same conclusion:
humans are obsess with things that we like, we don't use the intelligence and we are led by our nature.

A nature which tends to extremes and that leads us to want more and more without restrictions.

The moderation is not to reach of human nature.
We have to use intelligence to ration and be able to introduce the concept of moderation in our brain so we can get to a balance and,
in this way, not fall on mental problems and obsessions as could be drink.

NEWS(1): Shocking gang rape in India

DELHI GANG RAPE: Panel reforming trials
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-21156283

 "What is needed to enforce laws is the sensitivity on the part of those who implement it" 
The quote of the report of BBC called Sanjoy Majumder say it all...
our patriarchal society destroys the lives of many women. Women are regarded as a sexual object incapable of reason; a submissive and irrational animal that man can control and, if he wants to, rough, raped or even killed when he bring his appetite.
Sensitivity is the concept that we should all apply ourselves. Reason is the concept that it should prevail over religion, tradition and savagery.
The case of lÍndia deeply unworthy because they show the reality that social lives in the world.
In places like India and the Muslim countries, the woman is considered an animal and they don't have any problem to show their misoginy ideology to the rest of the world.
Even so, the Western countries, in Europe, we should not believe more that we're more advanced and civilized than them. 
Because we might not show to the rest of the world our misoginy vision, but we have it inside.
Millons of battered women are living in these instants her routine lives, hoping that they could life better in a future.

Because there are enough women invisible, as there are enough sumises women that by fear and shame stay-at-home, holding the abuse from her husband, father or brothers.

We have to become free and strong women, we have to raise future tolerant and intelligent men who don't let them lead by an illogical patriarchy that joined our society since many centuries.



It's already enough, don't you think?

NEWS(6): Picture-news behind the world

BBC: Week in pictures
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-20265632

I our day to day we don't realize the social injustices that give out in our world.
We live in a daily rutine, without thinking about the life of the others (who cares?)
The images that are displayed in the link are only of one week in different places of different countries and states.
What would happen if we join all relevant images of one year?

When you look at the pictures, you saw injustice, falsety, cruelty and machism also.

The image of one asian hotel guide girl that was looking at a paramilitary police with admiration,
a smog covering a demonstration of russian nationalists, the damages that caused the Sandy in New Jersey, ....


But when I looked all of this photos, I stay in one:
A image of riders walking throught the ocean while the sunset.

This make me smile a little bit after watch all this bad photos that reflected the world crisi...

After all, there are small moments of happiness.
The only thing is to find them.

NEWS(5): a clone to feel... oneself?

BBC: "Build clones to relieve us from boredom"
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120904-build-clones-to-relieve-boredom?selectorSection=science-environment

I was really disgusted to be part of the human race
when I read this headline
and the question that I went through my mind was:
is it really necessary to make a clone?
I started to laugh the question since the answer was totally obvious
a totally ridiculous answer for a pathetic question, I think...
I don't know who was the enlightened that one day, after drink his cup of coffee on the morining, thought:
"Hey! let's go to clone ourselves! It will be so cool"

I don't think this have no utility.
I think that if they do that is to show to that
the humans are so powerful and superior than the other species.
and the only thing they are showing is, once again, his stupidity.

NEWS(4): "Charismnazist"

BBC: His dark charisma
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20237437


If always felt so surprised when I think of all the people who admired Adolf Hitler, the dictator of one of the most cruel and sadist movement that exist in the world: the nacism.

The truth is that Adolf Hitler was an intelligent man. A bad man inside his brain, but also intelligent. (If always think that there are a differences between bad and mad men)

Adolf Hitler was noted for his ease of making effective speeches for masses.

He always arrived late so people got nervous and had more desire to listen to his speeches.

And then, when he finally arrived, he looked to the public and dared to make a few minutes of silence after the people quiet (there was a good method for people to really believe he was going to say very important things...)
He began to speak very slowly, stopping occasionally to observe his audience. He also talked very low so people can focus more on listening his speech.

As the speech progressed, he began to turn up the volume and his words became stronger and more forceful.

This attitude was broadcast in people watching it and  they actually believed that he felt what he said.
And that he would really save Germany....

The result was wrong.

NEWS(3): Future thinking

BBC:  Is world peace possible?

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20121109-is-world-peace-possible

 

People who think that peace is possible in a world dominate by humans are or incredibly deluded or incredibly human
(okey, It's impossible to supress my sarcasm with these issues that affect me in the deepest of inside me... I adquired a hatred that one day was a sadness because of the world bad situations...)

The text refers to the wars.
How can stop the wars in the world to reach an absolute peace?

But I don't think of wars. Because wars are created by the avaricie of the human. And war is only one bad thing of world that have multiple bad things.

And it's for this reason that I prefer to talk of the malice of the human.

First, when I was young, I thought the malice was only in the body of a few people of the world.
Then, when I grow up, I changed my mind. I realize that the malice was inside the body of a lot of people, but my goal was to find people who lacked this evil.

But with the passage of the time, I realized that we all have this evil part inside us.
We all are mad and evil because it's the nature of the human being.

And we cannot change the nature of things.
We cannot fight against ourselves.

NEWS(2): High Colorado

BBC: Colorado medical marijuana-sellers aim high
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us+canada-10623493

 

 

It's curious but today I just found news talking about human pain!
But this case is so different than the case of Steve and his genetic disease....

Lori Stocker is a woman that suffers from a strange nerve disease that causes to her a lot of pain in his body... Nowadays, there isn't a cure for it and she felt so bad everyday in her life.

And she found a medical marijuana that helped her to feel more relaxed and to not feel so much pain. Naturally, she did not remove her the pain immediately, but it made her feel more quiet and more happy instead!

She found that medical and legal marijuana in Colorado (she's resident in Denver) one of the states in the United States that currently allow the use of this "drug".
And there are many dispensaries that sell Lori Stocker's medication.

These places sell not only medicinal drugs, but also they offer sessions of acupuncture, yoga, massage, etc.

Personally, I think it's a good choice to sell medicinal marijuana to help people like Lori Stocker, who would have suffered much pain in her life if it had not been for this plant.

I think that marijuana it's a plant. A plant with a lot of uses.

I know cases of older people that use marijuana to feel more relaxed and good with theirselves, and I also know people who use it for gastronomies purposes, and even to smoke it.

That makes them "junkies" or "criminals"? I think not.
Is Lori Stocker a junkie only because she use marijuana to feel less pain? I think not.
Are these older people a criminals to do infusions with this plant? I think not.


They are different to the people who smoke it with another trash creating real drugs like hachis and others...

NEWS(1): chewing off half my tongue without pain?..

BBC: Why pain is a necessity
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-20239836

 

 I felt a feeling of confusion when I read the title: A man say that he chewed off half of his tongue?
Only to imagine it, i felt goosegumps. And I decided to read the news.

It was the case of Steve Pete, a thirty-something-years old man that has a genetic disorder called analgesia. It consist in no feeling pain in your body (so when you fall down and cut your leg, you don't feel the pain, for exemple).

The first thing that I thought was "Oh, cool! the pain is a negative thing so... If you don't feel it, it's excellent"

When I started to read more about the story of Steve Pete, I felt bad.
Because I felt like an hypocritical person.

Steve Pete talk about when he was a child and he broke a leg without realizing it (because of his analgesia). And he continued playing with his friends and his broken leg!
It was a masterprice gore scene, I think...

Only to think how much Steve Pete should suffer during his childhood and adolescence (He spended the half of his life in hospitals, being in different schools,...)

Now, Steve Pete collabore in a new exibition at the Science Museum in London to talk about his experience with analgesia.

The news talk about another case of a man that feels the pain in a limb that is no longer there!
Peter King, a man of about fifty years old amputated his left arm twenty years ago, and now, he is feeling his arm instead it isn't in his body!

When I finish to read this cases, I felt happy of living as healthily well...