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“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which we have the nostalgia for the wrong year, and hope for Venezuela finally

Good morning, sir, happy Saturday, madame, jolly readers of this present post! All of you a dear friend in potential! How are you? As for me, I am tired but okay. A bit battered, true, I eat and feel no relieve of hungry feeling, maybe I need something more substancial, and we do have food here today, thankfully! It is the beginning of the month, and as such, mom did the groceries, I did some purchases of light snacks for myself. I am aware that some moments due to logistical issues, or sometimes lack of funds, we are out of our refreshments, but today is not one of those. So, my current lack of nourishment is just myself not wanting to cook, not right now. Even if this affects my mood, there is much to celebrate actually. On the third day of the year, Venezuela has finally reason to rejoice. The misdeeds of the demon dictador Maduro finally came to haunt him, as Trump, taking back the heeds of foreign affairs from the inaction of Biden, has arrested such bad and communist and evil (to...

In Which Human Action Cannot be Predicted a priori

Good morning, my friend, reader of this post! Happy Saturday, and I wish you the best! How are you, today? How is the weather? As for me, I am okay! Woke up earlier than I should, which is a pattern that I've experienced since around 2020... but I woke up in relatively good spirits! I did have a very weird dream, but apart from that, I am fine, even... I do miss dearest of friends... I dream with the day where we'll have more time for conversation, how great he is and how I admire him. I praise him to heavens as he deserves such words. I have also another friend I appreciate, he is so amusing, handsome and charming, great to chat with. I write here sometimes with him in mind... another guy I'd praise to heavens as he deserves it. But, with the melancholy of missing friends and wishing to chat more with anyone I cherish, I am fine. With the financial troubles that plague my life nowadays... even so, I am fine. I mean, what else is there to be said, on this field? And, how would I spend this day where I find myself in reasonable spirits? Maybe I will doodle something. Hopefully I will find strenght to do it. I have two sketchbooks to fill anyway, plenty of sheets. I have been considering returning to Europa Universalis, it is an old reliable game. I hesitate as it can be extremely frustrating, but I still think about it not in avoiding the game, but trying it out, it is a huge adventure anyway... what else to meddle into? Maybe some Anno? I tried more Anno 1800 in this early morning, and it is not a bad game, even if most content for it have been released already, alas. Maybe I could try some more Sims 3, on a different genre? Not sure. I even considered visiting the horrid bland dollhouse, but I don't know if I am that desperate to find something to do. Whatever I can do on the dollhouse, I can do on Sims 3 and better, except for building houses, that point goes to the dollhouse, alas. We cannot have it all.

How is the weather? Here, it has been hot and miserable, as it is the pattern of this wretched summer. Have you been reading anything? I have been reading my biography on queen Maria Theresa, she is very much a human! I think this book has been a nice journey, I have been finding it enriching as it paints a very good picture of the 18th century Austria. I am even inclined in seeing more of the author, though I am not sure, least of all I find out she is a leftist, which would discredit many of her words with me. There was a time I wanted to know all about people. Today, the least I learn of them, the better. I don't want to hear of their personal dramas, their ideologies, no. I want just to stay out of the zone of people that may bother me greatly. God knows I have been hurt in the past, greatly, specially by those marxists, evil kind that plagues the earth. Well, it is in their nature to hurt, marxists, so I should only lament my path has crossed with their wretched one... 



I have some college activities I'd like to do, amongst them a text I have to write. It has to have 15 lines on why history is not an exact science but a human one. For me, it is obvious why, and yet I don't know how to explain... You know what life is, but how to explain it with words? It is a human science because life is not a crossed line where you can predict the path of a person, human action cannot be predicted, even if everything seems fairer when you look back at it. There are immense factors at the disposal of a person to make her take decisions, one person alone! Imagine a dozen, a thousand? How can it be a natural science? 

Anyway, with that nice reflection, though I am not sure if my peers will like it, maybe I am not making much sense, I must finish this blog post! Of course, I will return again here to this lovely publication as soon as I can! Most likely next week, for some more thoughts and ideas! Until then, wish you the best! Cheer, and a wonderful weekend!

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