Almost disaster, disaster, unknown. https://youtu.be/98Cd9pFRpUA read below, two takes https://youtu.be/oSrfd7jMOTQ reconstructed video Yes yesterday, was a difficult day. We went out earlier in the day and there was a large truck that was trying to turn from Aborn St. onto Westminster. And the truck was too large to make a turn because there was a car parked within its turning radius so when we went out I went over to the truck driver and asked if he needed help and then I was able to help him negotiate we have images of this . I was able to help him to negotiate . And he came within about I think 3 millimeters of colliding with the other car but we got him clear and he went on his way. Then we walked over to a site where two days beforehand there had been a very violent auto accident with a car going at extremely high speed down the side road onto a feeder which went onto an Interstate and the car did not turn onto the feeder it went straight ahead into a wall that separated the Interstate from the rest of us and it burst into flames and two people were killed . We went over to that we went over to that and filmed the remains of the debris the burn spots the crash . little pieces of the car were scattered around and so that became the second event And the second event then became the end of it . Or almost the end of it. It seems that there is this incredibly dark side to Providence and I seem to be drawn that I seem to be someone who comes across these things as a kind of witness. When I tried to make a video of it twice the spftware collapsed and didn't work. So these are the remnants of the video. There are two remnants . The remnants themselves and their brokenness convey I think what happened and also , selfishly , my state of mind . The third event was just finding something a pair of good crutches lying in the middle of the sidewalk and the top of one of them was missing a part . They looked new and I wondered what kind of violence might have left them dropped like that . The lesson drawn from all of this is that yes we are living on an inconceivable edge of sickness and death and crises, a life of unease and dis/ease . I've been thinking that within the next five years everything will be so utterly changed we won't recognize ourselves five years in the past. If there were a God were they be witness and comfort now . If there were a God they would have left . __ _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] Almost disaster, disaster, unknown.
Alan Sondheim via NetBehaviour Wed, 15 Feb 2023 11:43:25 -0800