Gaming, Computers, Renewable energy, history, Scientific advances, but not mathematically….
What about relativity? Which Scientific advances?
Cell wrote:
What about relativity? Which Scientific advances?
Einstein’s theories, black holes, space-time, wormholes, time travel, etc.
Healing methods, preferably new agey holistic things with scratch and sniff incense right on the pages made of divine light crystals.
Cell wrote:
What about relativity? Which Scientific advances?
genetics, energy, engineering advances, Evolutionary articles…
Vilén ♠ wrote:
Cell wrote:
What about relativity? Which Scientific advances?
Einstein’s theories, black holes, space-time, wormholes, time travel, etc.
Do you think many people would want to read about this or would there be only a very limited audience?
Michael Leibman wrote:
Healing methods, preferably new agey holistic things with scratch and sniff incense right on the pages made of divine light crystals.
My sarcasm detectors detect sarcasm!
Cell wrote:
Vilén ♠ wrote:
Cell wrote:
What about relativity? Which Scientific advances?
Einstein’s theories, black holes, space-time, wormholes, time travel, etc.
Do you think many people would want to read about this or would there be only a very limited audience?
A lot, definitely - it would apply to scientists, physicists, historians (who are interested in Einstein), quantum new age enthusiasts, and bored people in general.
Many people seem to want a simpler, easier-to-grasp understanding of Einsteinian relativity. That’s why so many people oversimplify that and quantum mechanics and misapply the theories.
Michael Leibman wrote:
Many people seem to want a simpler, easier-to-grasp understanding of Einsteinian relativity. That’s why so many people oversimplify that and quantum mechanics and misapply the theories.
I don’t - that’s why I want to read about them!
If you don’t then you probably can handle some of the math. The trick is to translate some of it into English.
Anthrax wrote:
Batman and stuff.
Like the movie or comic books?
What ’stuff’?
The Batman comment was just random?
I don’t read magazines at all. But I considered what I might like to read, right now, in a magazine, for you.
Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t read magazines at all. But I considered what I might like to read, right now, in a magazine, for you.
Thank you. Was that what you would really want to read about in a magazine? I wasn’t sure if you were kidding.
Why do you ask, incidentally?
I do read magazines from time to time. But I basically just read whatever is in them.
I’m fairly simple and straightforward (that means yes)
I’m stealing all of your ideas and will become a famous magazine article writer one day. :)
Stealing won’t look good on your akashic record.
Michael Leibman wrote:
Stealing won’t look good on your akashic record.
Ha, ha, ha (crazy laugh). No one will ever know where I got my brilliant ideas from. :)
So, what other things would you all like to read about?
Actually everything posted here is property of CBS (or so they claim immediately after saying that we are 100% responsible for all content here.)
Michael Leibman wrote:
Actually everything posted here is property of CBS (or so they claim immediately after saying that we are 100% responsible for all content here.)
What the ****!
I posted a story of mine here!
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha (crazier laugh). They’ll never know that I stole all ‘their’ ideas.
You want us to write the words we want to read so you can sell them back to us? Clever sort of thinking, I think I’ll write a story about it!
Anthrax wrote:
Can you make an article about me? I love reading about myself :D
I don’t know. How interesting are you?
Anthrax wrote:
Hohenheim of Light wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
Actually everything posted here is property of CBS (or so they claim immediately after saying that we are 100% responsible for all content here.)
What the ****!I posted a story of mine here!
Yup, this is true.
Well. **** this then… no more stories posted here…
Michael Leibman wrote:
Actually everything posted here is property of CBS (or so they claim immediately after saying that we are 100% responsible for all content here.)
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha (crazier laugh). They will never know that I stole ‘their’ ideas!
By reading this sentence you agree to send all profits from this ‘Magazine Scheme’ to one “Michael Leibman”. If you do not agree to do this, do not read to the end of this Paragraph of Use. To signify your complete acceptance of these terms, please move your eyes to the end of this sentence and then move your mouse.
Anthrax wrote:
Cell wrote:
Anthrax wrote:
Can you make an article about me? I love reading about myself :D
I don’t know. How interesting are you?
I’m a ninja!! And I like Batman!! And I’m watching Conan the Destroyer in a few minutes! :DYou need more than that?
Well, yeah. If you have committed some horrible crime…I know people love reading about that. I try not reading too much of that though. This is a pretty sick world.
Michael Leibman wrote:
By reading this sentence you agree to send all profits from this ‘Magazine Scheme’ to one “Michael Leibman”. If you do not agree to do this, do not read to the end of this Paragraph of Use. To signify your complete acceptance of these terms, please move your eyes to the end of this sentence and then move your mouse.
No deal! :)
Now, everyone back on topic. What would you really like to read about? I like reading true stories about animals. Is that lame? Do you think other people like to read about that?
I suppose that idea isn’t worthy of stealing then. How about … a story about Anthrax, who has a belt?
I actually had black holes on my list and I though about also writing down time travel but I have researched that one before but I gave up because I couldn’t find any good information on it.
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Cell wrote:
Now, everyone back on topic. What would you really like to read about? I like reading true stories about animals. Is that lame? Do you think other people like to read about that?
I’m not into reading anything except “how to be healthier” or “how to be happier” but someday I’ll move up to “How to get some money”
I don’t think I could write something on how to be happier. Because I don’t know. But I hate reading that stuff. It’s usually soooo dumb.
What types of things do you like to read about, specifically, in the ‘how to be healthier’ category?
everything. I search the web and put any word I think of and also the word “healthy” or “happy”
What was the best thing you read about lately?
but see I should shhhh because I really can’t stand reading, I would not buy a book or magazine, and I see you have invites coming…
The best thing I read about…. could you not laugh at me if I tell you?
It is:
PLAIN SALT
Crown Colony
Fantastic
Curried Lentils & Rice
******
some food items I found in a box, 17 years later, a few weeks ago, when the person I lived with then had just called and said let’s get together (to which call I did not respond because I was busy losing my mind), and I did think, hmmm… maybe she wants her salt, lentils and peanut butter. But I threw the peanut butter away. The end.
so yeah, I’ll go look for a post I might be helpful on!
(at least I gave lots of words, don’t magazines buy by the word?)
Michael Leibman wrote:
It is:
PLAIN SALT
Crown Colony
Fantastic
Curried Lentils & Rice
******
some food items I found in a box, 17 years later, a few weeks ago, when the person I lived with then had just called and said let’s get together (to which call I did not respond because I was busy losing my mind), and I did think, hmmm… maybe she wants her salt, lentils and peanut butter. But I threw the peanut butter away. The end.
Could you explain?
Yes, there are two food items sitting here. Those are the words I can see if I look around. I’d rather read about healthy happiness but I don’t happen to have any good books on the subject.
Oh dear. I lied. I did laugh. I like you Michael. So interesting and unexpected.
Anyone else have certain things that they like to read about?
Cell wrote:
Oh dear. I lied. I did laugh. I like you Michael. So interesting and unexpected.
You could write an article about how fun it is to steal from and lie to those you like.
Michael Leibman wrote:
Cell wrote:
Oh dear. I lied. I did laugh. I like you Michael. So interesting and unexpected.
You could write an article about how fun it is to steal from and lie to those you like.
Aww… You wanted your ideas stolen or you wouldn’t have posted them here. :)
Nope. I just try to be helpful because I need help.
Anyway, this was an odd post because you got all these people who aren’t interested in reading magazines to give an idea or two, but then you brought us into extended conversation. Rather than having some serious magazine readers show up. The structure of the site and potential of any given post has confusing and undefined limitations and possibilities.
Why are you still awake, btw, don’t you sleep? What time is it where you are?
I agree this was an odd post. But I think it did help a little. I got a few ideas.
It is 4:51 am and I’m calling it morning (was up at about 3). I hadn’t slept for nearly 24 hours when I was first replying here, however.
Yikes! It’s 5:55 here. I don’t usually get up this early for no reason but can’t sleep. My mind’s too full of my own problems so I’m trying to fill it up with other people’s instead.
Some people like problems but they kind of annoy me.
Some people like their own problems or other people’s problems? Seems like I have more success helping people solve their problems then helping myself solve my own.
Whenever I try to do something about my problems it seems like nothing I try works. :(
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1 year, 2 months ago (10 hours, 48 minutes after post)
I like reading about true life stories. Like people dealing with something really bad that they got through and now they are better because of it.
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1 year, 2 months ago (10 hours, 49 minutes after post)
Gossip and scandals are big sellers for any magazine.
Cell wrote:
Some people like their own problems or other people’s problems? Seems like I have more success helping people solve their problems then helping myself solve my own.Whenever I try to do something about my problems it seems like nothing I try works. :(
Some people just like problems more than others. Like they’ll do crossword puzzles for fun or competetive sports to defeat the enemy. Us new-agey holistic magazine readers prefer to focus on what is good than on defeating the bad (because whatever you focus upon tends to grow, of course your problems get worse if you focus on them to solve them!)
I think its an individual thing. YOu know me so I think you know what I’m going to say but… anything on Children, psychology, spirituality, God,Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise :D , HOw-to ____, newly discovered insects, animals, strange and unusual things, word humor…
Thanks all. I’m totally rich now, from all the great ideas you gave me. So now I can close this post! :)
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