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While I may or may not particularly ascribe to any of the notions mentioned in this video I did find the various topics interesting and thought-provoking.

While this video is about 19 minutes in length, it does probe and provides many intriguing concepts and ideas on what reality actually is...or is not.

This is not a journey into the twilight zone but it is a sort of journey none-the-less and there are a few takeaways from it as well. If a video makes one think about their own existence or beliefs, then it has done its job.

While I found this very interesting, and the overall point might serve no real utility value, it was quite an awe-inspiring task.
It's kind of like taking a photo of a forest that fills the screen but we are still unable to see what lies beyond that which we're allowed to view. Hmm...mysteries of all kinds...

https://www.seeker.com/videos/space-innovation/this-is-the-largest-map-of-our-universe-ever-created

Noticing the Science & Environment article about the UK getting ready to receive this brown stink bug, I think with a slight shudder at how obnoxious those tiny pests are and have been to many of us living in the USA.

Their stink is absolutely disgusting and can make the smell of rotten eggs seem bearable.

While we were not able to find any preventative to keep them at bay, we did find an easy way of sending them to meet their maker.

A small disposable cup about half full of water and a couple of nice squirts of dishwashing liquid. My wife liked to use Dawn although I'm sure any brand of liquid soap will suffice. Catch them, drop them into the liquid and if desired, watch them do the backstroke for a while. The next morning, just toss them out into the yard area, garbage, or back alley.

Do not think that just because one that you might find outside (or inside) lying on its back is dead. Oh no...they are clever at playing possum. Toss it into the cup of liquid and watch its legs suddenly start coming to life.

They are a horrendous pest and most birds won't touch them!

Here, this year near me, it's time once again for those 17 years cicadas to crawl out of the Earth and begin their thunderous noise so loud that most people are rendered unable to converse outside! Fortunately, their activity only lasts for about 2 months, then after laying their eggs they die off and some go back into the Earth for another 13 or 17 years. (there are two varieties).

It's always something messing with us!