Updated: Do You Have The Right Stuff?
When we get right down to it, what is life on this planet all about? How you ever asked yourself, "What is the meaning of life? " If your answer wasn't a bit more contemplative than, "A Monty Python movie," that may explain a lot about our world's current situation. If we boil things down to the bare minimum, we are left with the fact that there are two kinds of stuff in life … the disappearing stuff and the everlasting stuff. Or put another way, the wrong stuff and the right stuff. The big picture of Life is all about which stuff we spend our time going after that gives us meaning in our daily lives.
Hands down, we are up to necks with the disappearing stuff. Not only is it ubiquitous, it’s everywhere. Redundancy aside, wherever you are right now, just look around. As far as the eye can see, we are surrounded by the disappearing stuff. We can look up, down, sideways, do a 360, it doesn’t matter. The disappearing stuff has us surrounded. We can’t escape the disappearing stuff. With our nations collapsing around us now, even the disappearing stuff of the "good life" is disappearing. It appears, just maybe, we've made some wrong stuff choices.
As the late satirist George Carlin aptly pointed out, our houses are just boxes with a lid on them in which to put our stuff. The more successful we are in this life, the more disappearing stuff we get. And the more we get, the more places we need to put it. Upward mobility means we accumulate the disappearing stuff at a greater rate than others. Due to our current circumstances, especially since the advent of the fakedemic "Covid," the 99% are faced with downward mobility ... less stuff, and less places to put it.
For most people, thanks to downward mobility, we are now being relieved of our need for bigger or more places to put our disappearing stuff. Some have made it down to the tiny house living level. Others have managed to make it all the way to the shopping cart level on their way to Klaus Schwab's "You will own nothing and be happy" utopia. Sounds like a very green way to recycle shopping carts given the shortages coming our way in 15 minute cities. Or, maybe Klaus thinks, "I'll own everything, and be the happiest."
However, the getting richer by the day billionaires still have the dilemma of finding places to put all their stuff. And it's a good thing there are computers to keep track of all that stuff, and their not so green fossil fuel private jets so they can visit their stuff. Maybe that's why Bill Gates bought up all that US farmland. Hard to picture him as Farmer Bill, though, out plowing the back 40, or would that be the back 40,000? Maybe he just needs more space to put his stuff. Speaking of space, latest news says Elon Musk will be a trillionaire by 2030 at the latest. Perhaps his Mars adventure means he's looking for a place to put all his stuff off planet so Klaus can't get his hands on it.
For most, success in life is measured by the size of their pile of disappearing stuff. Yet, all piles are not equal. If our pile is mostly used lawnmowers, old sofas and rusted pick-up trucks lying about the weeds in the yard, or for Klaus' happy people, it's a shopping cart for walking about the streets on the way to their tent, we are not as successful as those folks whose piles of disappearing stuff are comprised of expensive cars, commercial real estate, lots of gold and jewelry and a fair amount of Big Pharma stock. However, these "elites" must be very unhappy if being happy means not owning anything like Klaus said. Guess we should thank them for taking on the burden of living such miserable, wretched lives on our behalf as the apostle James pointed out.
Some people have accumulated so much disappearing stuff in their attics, garages and basements that they had to sell their excess disappearing stuff in order to keep enough space in their houses to keep the flow of disappearing stuff coming in. So, we had garage sales, yard sales and sold our excess disappearing stuff on-line to others in need of more disappearing stuff. Now, there are professional stuff pickers to help out as well. Such was the ebb and flow of disappearing stuff. Now it's more ebb. And more and more, we get less and less. We need the money to feed our family, pay rent and buy gas. Strange, but we don't appear to be getting any happier.
If we go to a bricks and mortar store, which is an even bigger box to put a lot of the disappearing stuff, we are encouraged to buy more disappearing stuff to take home with us. Because the store has more disappearing stuff coming in by the truckload, some of these businesses will even bring it to your house for you. “Two for one sale on this disappearing stuff. Hurry supplies of this disappearing stuff are limited.” Never mind, the store will have new disappearing stuff next week. But we can’t help ourselves. Addicted, we compulsively buy more disappearing stuff from the store. Ah, such were the "good ol' days." [Black Friday Stuff; Stuffocation].
In fact, there was so much disappearing stuff being made every day that we needed huge 18 wheel fossil fuel trucks to move it around. Now, is there enough affordable fuel to keep the stuff trucks moving? Europe isn't having much luck with that. The US is getting by for the moment, though the president has made the US strategic reserves disappear too. He even sold some of America's emergency oil reserves to China to build up their reserves. The US reserves are at their lowest level in 40 years. He must be very happy the US doesn't own that stuff anymore.
Some of the disappearing stuff is put on container ships and cargo planes and sent to other countries that don’t have as much disappearing stuff as we do. And if a disaster strikes someplace, many countries respond by sending them lots of disappearing stuff because the disaster wiped out a lot of their disappearing stuff. The US use to do that, but not so much anymore. “Some of our disappearing stuff disappeared. SOS, Send Over Stuff.” Hmm, what country will send over stuff to help us in our disaster? Maybe Ukraine can help out.
Remember when we turned on our televisions to watch something, the program would stop frequently so disappearing stuff makers could sell us their disappearing stuff? Well, besides burgers, pizza and sugarfied liquids. (Hmm, does Big Pharma subsidize these nutritional wasteland company's ad campaigns? Video: Sugarfied Health). And if we hurried, we could get twice as much disappearing stuff for the price of one bunch of disappearing stuff. And then they would throw in even more disappearing stuff for free! Free disappearing stuff!! These guys must have so much disappearing stuff that they don’t have a place to put it all, so they give it away. “Have some free disappearing stuff, we don’t have any more room for it!” But, the stuff makers are disappearing too. The "Covid" panic wiped out a lot of the smaller stuff makers.
Our entire national economies are based on selling more disappearing stuff to other countries than we buy from them. Otherwise we have a trade deficit, which means we've got to get our collective act together because those other guys are making better and cheaper disappearing stuff than we are. And when our stuff makers go out of business or nobody wants to buy our disappearing stuff because it costs too much, we lose our jobs, which means we can’t buy any more disappearing stuff. Now the Western government sanctions blowback are hitting the bigger stuff guys. Appears that Volkswagen will be making less car stuff, too. [German Bankruptcies Harbinger Of Things To Come For The West]. We need to get the right stuff great again.
And if these other countries don't pony up for more of our disappearing stuff, then we sanction them or start a war to help them get the message so our stuff makers can hang on a while longer before the globalist billionaires gobble them up. But then again, we'll own nothing and be happy. Do you recall any slaves being happy? In fact, some of the descendants of slaves from 200 years ago are still unhappy about it.
And if we look in a mirror, what do we see? A whole lot of disappearing stuff that looks just like you and me. Even our bodies are made out of the disappearing stuff. And the older we get, we notice that some of it starts to disappear before we’re even finished with it. How is it muscle and hair disappear while the belly grows more disappearing stuff that mysteriously refuses to disappear? It’s because we put more non-nutritional processed sugarfied disappearing stuff into our bodies than we can get rid of.
Yet, at the end of it all, we don’t even take any of the disappearing stuff with us, which must be one of those "safe and effective" side benefits due to the excess cancer and cardiac arrest deaths from the vaxxes. Less people means more stuff for Klaus, Bill and his buddies. So, all our stuff is left behind for others to have to put someplace. “Okay Tom, you get this and this and this disappearing stuff. Mary, you get this and this and this disappearing stuff.” And if one of our relatives doesn't get left enough disappearing stuff, they get really upset. “After all I did for him, he didn’t leave me any good disappearing stuff. I only got his incense collection. And if I use it, the stuff disappears.” Nothing like piling up the disappearing disappearing stuff.
Probably the best read concerning all this disappearing stuff is the Book of Ecclesiastes. Solomon, the king of Israel, wrote it. [See the Sneakers article, All That Is Done Under The Sun]. He had more disappearing stuff than anyone else. He came to the wise realization that all this disappearing stuff wasn’t really what life is all about. It’s all vanity. Life is about the other stuff, the everlasting stuff, which is our right stuff. Yet, most people don’t get it. We waste our lives chasing after all that disappearing stuff that ultimately disappears. Maybe that's why our nations are disappearing from under our feet. [See the Feature article, Brown Paint: Quantum Potentialities].
Some will even lie, cheat, swindle, and scheme to pry that disappearing stuff out of our hands so they can get more disappearing stuff for themselves. It seems the Klaus "you will own nothing and be happy" Schwab/Gates led NWO/WHO is devoted to this pursuit. I guess he and the others flunked History 101. The pharaohs, for all their plotting, didn’t take the disappearing stuff with them. Neither will these NWO/WHO guys who must think they’re smarter. They’re not. They are the most deceived "they don't get it" people around. [Audio: WHO Guys]. Besides, they're about 2000 years too late. [See Mat. 6:25-34; Dan. 2:44, Rev. 11:15].
Maybe Klaus should pay a little more attention to James. “Go now, you that say, Today or tomorrow we will go into such a city [or nation], and continue there a year, and buy and sell, and get gain: whereas you don't know what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is a vapor that appears for a little time, and then vanishes away.” [James 4:13, 14; see James 5, "Come now, you rich, weep and howl for your miseries that are coming upon you!"]. Klaus is missing the big point of our time here on this planet. He's rich in the wrong stuff. Not realizing it, Klaus is just a vapor that vanishes away. His labors are all in vain. [1 Cor. 15:58].
Everything of this universe, including the universe, and our lives are nothing but disappearing stuff. [See Rev. 21:1]. And for most people, the disappearing stuff is their world. But we really shortchange ourselves if we live this life in the pursuit of the disappearing stuff. [See the Feature article, Is That You, Big Brother?]. We are vapors chasing the wind as Solomon and James phrased it. You’d think that this lesson would be so very obvious. On an intellectual level it is. We all know that it’s harder for a person rich in the disappearing stuff to enter into the kingdom of God. But it doesn’t stop most folks for trying to squeeze through that needle's eye because disappearing stuff looms so large in our lives.
The kingdom of God, which is the everlasting right stuff, seems so small in our daily lives, nearly imperceptible, that we don’t have time for it in our disappearing stuff lives. Yet if we are wise, we understand the end game. It's not about money and possessions. While these things may appear to be worthwhile pursuits in Life, in the end, that which appears great is nothing. Klaus has fooled himself. It is that which appears least that is the greatest reward. It's about making the right choices, choosing the right stuff. This is the wisdom of the meaning of life. [Gal. 6:8; see the Feature article, And It's Still A Mystery].
“The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and sowed in his field, which indeed is the least of seeds; but when it is grown, it is greater among herbs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and nest in its branches.” [Mat. 13: 31, 32].
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Hands down, we are up to necks with the disappearing stuff. Not only is it ubiquitous, it’s everywhere. Redundancy aside, wherever you are right now, just look around. As far as the eye can see, we are surrounded by the disappearing stuff. We can look up, down, sideways, do a 360, it doesn’t matter. The disappearing stuff has us surrounded. We can’t escape the disappearing stuff. With our nations collapsing around us now, even the disappearing stuff of the "good life" is disappearing. It appears, just maybe, we've made some wrong stuff choices.
As the late satirist George Carlin aptly pointed out, our houses are just boxes with a lid on them in which to put our stuff. The more successful we are in this life, the more disappearing stuff we get. And the more we get, the more places we need to put it. Upward mobility means we accumulate the disappearing stuff at a greater rate than others. Due to our current circumstances, especially since the advent of the fakedemic "Covid," the 99% are faced with downward mobility ... less stuff, and less places to put it.
For most people, thanks to downward mobility, we are now being relieved of our need for bigger or more places to put our disappearing stuff. Some have made it down to the tiny house living level. Others have managed to make it all the way to the shopping cart level on their way to Klaus Schwab's "You will own nothing and be happy" utopia. Sounds like a very green way to recycle shopping carts given the shortages coming our way in 15 minute cities. Or, maybe Klaus thinks, "I'll own everything, and be the happiest."
However, the getting richer by the day billionaires still have the dilemma of finding places to put all their stuff. And it's a good thing there are computers to keep track of all that stuff, and their not so green fossil fuel private jets so they can visit their stuff. Maybe that's why Bill Gates bought up all that US farmland. Hard to picture him as Farmer Bill, though, out plowing the back 40, or would that be the back 40,000? Maybe he just needs more space to put his stuff. Speaking of space, latest news says Elon Musk will be a trillionaire by 2030 at the latest. Perhaps his Mars adventure means he's looking for a place to put all his stuff off planet so Klaus can't get his hands on it.
For most, success in life is measured by the size of their pile of disappearing stuff. Yet, all piles are not equal. If our pile is mostly used lawnmowers, old sofas and rusted pick-up trucks lying about the weeds in the yard, or for Klaus' happy people, it's a shopping cart for walking about the streets on the way to their tent, we are not as successful as those folks whose piles of disappearing stuff are comprised of expensive cars, commercial real estate, lots of gold and jewelry and a fair amount of Big Pharma stock. However, these "elites" must be very unhappy if being happy means not owning anything like Klaus said. Guess we should thank them for taking on the burden of living such miserable, wretched lives on our behalf as the apostle James pointed out.
Some people have accumulated so much disappearing stuff in their attics, garages and basements that they had to sell their excess disappearing stuff in order to keep enough space in their houses to keep the flow of disappearing stuff coming in. So, we had garage sales, yard sales and sold our excess disappearing stuff on-line to others in need of more disappearing stuff. Now, there are professional stuff pickers to help out as well. Such was the ebb and flow of disappearing stuff. Now it's more ebb. And more and more, we get less and less. We need the money to feed our family, pay rent and buy gas. Strange, but we don't appear to be getting any happier.
If we go to a bricks and mortar store, which is an even bigger box to put a lot of the disappearing stuff, we are encouraged to buy more disappearing stuff to take home with us. Because the store has more disappearing stuff coming in by the truckload, some of these businesses will even bring it to your house for you. “Two for one sale on this disappearing stuff. Hurry supplies of this disappearing stuff are limited.” Never mind, the store will have new disappearing stuff next week. But we can’t help ourselves. Addicted, we compulsively buy more disappearing stuff from the store. Ah, such were the "good ol' days." [Black Friday Stuff; Stuffocation].
In fact, there was so much disappearing stuff being made every day that we needed huge 18 wheel fossil fuel trucks to move it around. Now, is there enough affordable fuel to keep the stuff trucks moving? Europe isn't having much luck with that. The US is getting by for the moment, though the president has made the US strategic reserves disappear too. He even sold some of America's emergency oil reserves to China to build up their reserves. The US reserves are at their lowest level in 40 years. He must be very happy the US doesn't own that stuff anymore.
Some of the disappearing stuff is put on container ships and cargo planes and sent to other countries that don’t have as much disappearing stuff as we do. And if a disaster strikes someplace, many countries respond by sending them lots of disappearing stuff because the disaster wiped out a lot of their disappearing stuff. The US use to do that, but not so much anymore. “Some of our disappearing stuff disappeared. SOS, Send Over Stuff.” Hmm, what country will send over stuff to help us in our disaster? Maybe Ukraine can help out.
Remember when we turned on our televisions to watch something, the program would stop frequently so disappearing stuff makers could sell us their disappearing stuff? Well, besides burgers, pizza and sugarfied liquids. (Hmm, does Big Pharma subsidize these nutritional wasteland company's ad campaigns? Video: Sugarfied Health). And if we hurried, we could get twice as much disappearing stuff for the price of one bunch of disappearing stuff. And then they would throw in even more disappearing stuff for free! Free disappearing stuff!! These guys must have so much disappearing stuff that they don’t have a place to put it all, so they give it away. “Have some free disappearing stuff, we don’t have any more room for it!” But, the stuff makers are disappearing too. The "Covid" panic wiped out a lot of the smaller stuff makers.
Our entire national economies are based on selling more disappearing stuff to other countries than we buy from them. Otherwise we have a trade deficit, which means we've got to get our collective act together because those other guys are making better and cheaper disappearing stuff than we are. And when our stuff makers go out of business or nobody wants to buy our disappearing stuff because it costs too much, we lose our jobs, which means we can’t buy any more disappearing stuff. Now the Western government sanctions blowback are hitting the bigger stuff guys. Appears that Volkswagen will be making less car stuff, too. [German Bankruptcies Harbinger Of Things To Come For The West]. We need to get the right stuff great again.
And if these other countries don't pony up for more of our disappearing stuff, then we sanction them or start a war to help them get the message so our stuff makers can hang on a while longer before the globalist billionaires gobble them up. But then again, we'll own nothing and be happy. Do you recall any slaves being happy? In fact, some of the descendants of slaves from 200 years ago are still unhappy about it.
And if we look in a mirror, what do we see? A whole lot of disappearing stuff that looks just like you and me. Even our bodies are made out of the disappearing stuff. And the older we get, we notice that some of it starts to disappear before we’re even finished with it. How is it muscle and hair disappear while the belly grows more disappearing stuff that mysteriously refuses to disappear? It’s because we put more non-nutritional processed sugarfied disappearing stuff into our bodies than we can get rid of.
Yet, at the end of it all, we don’t even take any of the disappearing stuff with us, which must be one of those "safe and effective" side benefits due to the excess cancer and cardiac arrest deaths from the vaxxes. Less people means more stuff for Klaus, Bill and his buddies. So, all our stuff is left behind for others to have to put someplace. “Okay Tom, you get this and this and this disappearing stuff. Mary, you get this and this and this disappearing stuff.” And if one of our relatives doesn't get left enough disappearing stuff, they get really upset. “After all I did for him, he didn’t leave me any good disappearing stuff. I only got his incense collection. And if I use it, the stuff disappears.” Nothing like piling up the disappearing disappearing stuff.
Probably the best read concerning all this disappearing stuff is the Book of Ecclesiastes. Solomon, the king of Israel, wrote it. [See the Sneakers article, All That Is Done Under The Sun]. He had more disappearing stuff than anyone else. He came to the wise realization that all this disappearing stuff wasn’t really what life is all about. It’s all vanity. Life is about the other stuff, the everlasting stuff, which is our right stuff. Yet, most people don’t get it. We waste our lives chasing after all that disappearing stuff that ultimately disappears. Maybe that's why our nations are disappearing from under our feet. [See the Feature article, Brown Paint: Quantum Potentialities].
Some will even lie, cheat, swindle, and scheme to pry that disappearing stuff out of our hands so they can get more disappearing stuff for themselves. It seems the Klaus "you will own nothing and be happy" Schwab/Gates led NWO/WHO is devoted to this pursuit. I guess he and the others flunked History 101. The pharaohs, for all their plotting, didn’t take the disappearing stuff with them. Neither will these NWO/WHO guys who must think they’re smarter. They’re not. They are the most deceived "they don't get it" people around. [Audio: WHO Guys]. Besides, they're about 2000 years too late. [See Mat. 6:25-34; Dan. 2:44, Rev. 11:15].
Maybe Klaus should pay a little more attention to James. “Go now, you that say, Today or tomorrow we will go into such a city [or nation], and continue there a year, and buy and sell, and get gain: whereas you don't know what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is a vapor that appears for a little time, and then vanishes away.” [James 4:13, 14; see James 5, "Come now, you rich, weep and howl for your miseries that are coming upon you!"]. Klaus is missing the big point of our time here on this planet. He's rich in the wrong stuff. Not realizing it, Klaus is just a vapor that vanishes away. His labors are all in vain. [1 Cor. 15:58].
Everything of this universe, including the universe, and our lives are nothing but disappearing stuff. [See Rev. 21:1]. And for most people, the disappearing stuff is their world. But we really shortchange ourselves if we live this life in the pursuit of the disappearing stuff. [See the Feature article, Is That You, Big Brother?]. We are vapors chasing the wind as Solomon and James phrased it. You’d think that this lesson would be so very obvious. On an intellectual level it is. We all know that it’s harder for a person rich in the disappearing stuff to enter into the kingdom of God. But it doesn’t stop most folks for trying to squeeze through that needle's eye because disappearing stuff looms so large in our lives.
The kingdom of God, which is the everlasting right stuff, seems so small in our daily lives, nearly imperceptible, that we don’t have time for it in our disappearing stuff lives. Yet if we are wise, we understand the end game. It's not about money and possessions. While these things may appear to be worthwhile pursuits in Life, in the end, that which appears great is nothing. Klaus has fooled himself. It is that which appears least that is the greatest reward. It's about making the right choices, choosing the right stuff. This is the wisdom of the meaning of life. [Gal. 6:8; see the Feature article, And It's Still A Mystery].
“The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and sowed in his field, which indeed is the least of seeds; but when it is grown, it is greater among herbs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and nest in its branches.” [Mat. 13: 31, 32].
Italics and [ ] are the author's.
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