"Unfinished Business"-- will look at some paradoxes from previous years.

It's amazing how some things just get buried and lost in time. Dave Pizer [+], for example, indicated on CryoNet last quarter 2007-- that he was selling a piece of property right next to the property he calls Creekside Preserve-- where there is a dry creekbed for most of the year. He didn't update Cryonet readers on that topic.

Dave isn't a journalist, but I call that kind of a loose end "journalist irreponsibility". You shouldn't start a topic if you're not going to even attempt to finish it. Dave owes Cryonet readers a follow up post on this. The "common interests of cryonicists" is a "reality"-- and the typical empiricist reductionist approach is blind to that... but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Universal principles exist despite the denial of formal logic fans like Dave too. [+] So on my "idea accounting statement", [+] Dave is in debt. His update is overdue. And I'm the debt collector. How far am I going to have to go to get my payment in the form of an update? We'll see.

Cryonet doesn't lend itself well to follow up of topics-- you need an alphabetical blog like this one to do that-- however-- Cryonet does have a semblance of blog via the author index. The sale of the property adjacent to Creekside-- being a public cryonics-related matter-- since Dave indicated he "hoped" a cryonicist would buy it-- should by rights-- in terms of the common interests of cryonicists-- be updated-- either by Dave or Mark or someone in the know.

I'm not going to hunt down every bit of data in my blog here that is outstanding-- but I will POINT to where the map of cryonics seems to me to drop off the face of the Earth. I call this section "Unfinished Business". You can post an update to my particular query here-- with no log in. I remind you that this blog is a superior form of media to the threaded forum. Also just a reminder that Creekside is in fact the continuation of the public idea of Ventureville-- a cryonics community. I don't think the project has come anywhere near where my own expectation and vision would have gone. Fifty miles north of the Alcor lab isn't exactly a location that makes it easy for a retired or dying cryonics member of Alcor to hang out and enjoy movies and popcorn while deanimating. Call me 'old fashioned" but I still like the idea of Hotel BioStasis where check out time will be sometime over the next thousand years.

[+] Bar
[+] Creekside Preserve website
[+] Heartshaped tubs
[+] Helipad
[+] Hookers
[+] Nuclear attack planning map
[+] Steak
[+] Telescope
[+] 3 min review of 9/11 by CBC where Bush calls it an APPARENT terrorist attack. I hadn't noticed that before. Just before a picture of a banner saying "The Bush Regime engineered 9/11, Bush says "Make no mistake about it, America's resolve is being tested. We will show the world that we will pass this test". In hindsight, I see that statement as having a dual meaning. Larouche points to the financial globalists and rogue insiders in the Pentagon-- not Islamo-fascists with boxcutters-- and speaking of boxcutters-- I still haven't seen any renderings of how several cockpits could have been overtaken with guys with boxcutters.