November 9, 2026
My recording shall appear directly below this and it should show over 500 minutes to be placed there around the morning of November 9, like 6 or so hours after midnight.about 10am I think is when a Playlist will appear and with my nifty 5 hour energy drinks, will put on my headphones and enjoy away without being recorded, and that will smooth out those brain wave things that look like a mountainous regions when highly active.
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This may be the 1st semi-accurate encapsulation of the recipe of how it will be till completions will be a regular thing, and when I say completions, I also for most selections mean also repetitions of the very same material in a grande encirculation of the material, like the ear be a capture-er of something comparable to the universe, as a kind of universe,that dwarfs many another thing that call itself "universe", and this universe is something to do with providing what I think would be the kinds of material a group of devastated people to rebuild society on a devastated earth.
Contents included:
1. Cicero -- On Duties -- this will be returned to in this recording after #9, Cicero here is the kind of basic resource to have your mind thoroughly soaked in. ---- 3rd dipping for today.
2. Seneca -- The Moral Epistles -- and this will be reinserted also into this recording, for Cicero and Seneca are buddies in my program to pump u up, remember that SNL skit, where they had grey outfits, and they have stuff stuffed around where their muscles would be, PUMP U UP!! --- 3 dippings for today here.
3. E.M. Cioran -- A Short History of Decay -- 2nd time for today goes back to the very beginning without the Eugene Thacker Introduction. an 8 hr book that will be continued with the other 6 Cioran audiobooks recorded with Rick Adamson.
4. The Complete Essays of Montaigne
5. Edward Gibbon - The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire -- this is a mountain all by itself, and I decree with trumpets blaring that it shall be completed by the end of Winter -- March 20, 2027!! -- 126 hrs to go this 2nd time in this recording we go right back to the beginning. With my reading big books playlist which is on shuffle for the time being, the "soundtrack" is however it seems to need to be at any given moment.
6. The Diamond Sutra
7. Tori Amos - Resistance -- this is quite moving stuff, and would deserve a share just with it being focused on, in fact if it would have been shared in a general sense when it was first released, maybe our global predicament now would be better than it is, which is hopefully going to be improving soon. The chapters in this book are all using a song of her's as a theme. #1 is Gold Dust, so I checked out the music video for it, and then reading some of the comments for it gave me the recipe on this occasion to see how decency can be expressed online. ---- this will be finished by the end of this week -- November 13, 2026
8. Alasdair MacIntyre -- After Virtue -- this is what i'm on as i'm going to post this, so as to generate a mounting interest in the audio that will appear in about 5hrs from when this is initially posted, and as I bask in my audiobooks for the most part during this period of time, I shall be editing at my leisure, attempting to verbalize sketchily how what is recorded could be of benefit, even if it's only for the person who is recording and typing it. /// The need is to focus mostly on audiobooks for most recording so that eventually and gradually all self reading to gradually rise in quality by mimicry.
9. William Gaddis -- The Recognitions -- 100 minutes for the first chapter, this means I can reply to other posts a bit while it plays and I can give the ASMR typing aesthetic to my vocaroo. --> go back to 1 and 2 before going to 10. --- this is to be finished on the same day/night as #11
10. Irving Stone -- The Agony and the Ecstasy -- a biographical narrative of Michelangelo -- this is a wellspring of information about the sensoriousness of aesthetics. 33 hrs remaining - to be completed maybe around January, to see it as a limited event miniseries amounting to 33 hrs, in regular installment unit nucleuses. Which is to varying degrees of application in selected amount of criteria for everything. The all in all at once.
11. Victor Hugo - Les Miserables -- (366 chapters in the audiobook) picking up from the 2nd chapter to the whole work with 65 and a half hours left, it needs to be completed before the end of 2026, every day long sections shall be recorded. As Mr. Hugo is talking about it, there's a song with it being the title Guillotine by The Coup, sharp song it is and will be played while I eat my meal of the day. ----> back to #5 for awhile before #12.
12. I shall try to read Petrarch's Letter to Giovanni Colonna, Cardinal of the Roman Church, Description of a Journey (a 14 or so minute read) with a footnote saying "An elder of the powerful Colonna family to which Petrarch was indebted for many benefits" --- so it'll be like an award acceptance speech from the 1300s. Should be fun in 42 minutes which is indirectly saying how much time is left in the 1st chapter of Gibbon. And yeah, this is how i'll be spelling it all out until that time when I have a heart attack and all I can do it grab the phone if it's nearby and call 911 and then nursed back to health and as a new non-smoker i'd be right back at it all asap.
13. I follow that with a little bit of George Grote's History of Greece, which will take about 500 hours to read. ------> now to go back to #3 then 1 and 2, then 7, ending my recording for November 9, 2026 with Tori Amos, and then i'll have a specialized playlist as a cherry ontop. However before #7 is returned to I will be having my last meal of the day, at which time I'll be heard watching what may be termed educational. And then as my food is being processed biologically Tori's soothing empathy and understanding will prepare me to select 10 videos that will constitute the Playlist for November 9, 2026.
an extra 300 some minutes is being recorded before I go to sleep
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contents:
1) Les Miserables 2) The Anatomy of Melancholy (172 chapters) 3) Self reading of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics with CDC Reeve Intro 4) Joseph Frank's Dostoevsky 5) Dostoevsky's White Nights read by Malk Williams from the "complete" audiobook. This is in 5 chapter totalling to about 2 hrs, so it could be completed tomorrow, next recording. 6) back to # 4, 3 7) some clean up to music videos 8) back to #4 9) #4 might be completed tonight!! after which I'll read a little of Infinite Jest 10) some of Kotkin's Stalin bio, then back to #4, then a bit of George Steiner's opening essay about language in Cymbeline in After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation, which spells out how the Arden edition differs from the original folio and all that hyper interesting stuff, but now am very tired and shall sleep long long time, and then for November 10, 2026 there shall be this grandiose continuation to all things, in all ways, in all forms in all mannerisms upon all fours.
The first 10 videos are the music you can listen to while watching the 2 films that follow.
[media=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbBeQ7bfeLaw]
1. Olivier Messiaen 2. Mathias Grassow who reappears as the 10th and last video here 3. Brain Sounds ... 4. a couple short Debussy piano pieces 5. PIQSIQ's haunting melody that's on a loop while Tori Amos speaks the truth. 6. Purcell as heard in a Kubrick film 7. Bach organ music 8. Shostakovich through Bernstein ...11th video is Stella Maris (1918) a bonus film .... 12th video Eisenstein's Strike
©SmartyPants 2026
[media=https://vocaroo.com/19BnTjJp28tE]
This may be the 1st semi-accurate encapsulation of the recipe of how it will be till completions will be a regular thing, and when I say completions, I also for most selections mean also repetitions of the very same material in a grande encirculation of the material, like the ear be a capture-er of something comparable to the universe, as a kind of universe,that dwarfs many another thing that call itself "universe", and this universe is something to do with providing what I think would be the kinds of material a group of devastated people to rebuild society on a devastated earth.
Contents included:
1. Cicero -- On Duties -- this will be returned to in this recording after #9, Cicero here is the kind of basic resource to have your mind thoroughly soaked in. ---- 3rd dipping for today.
2. Seneca -- The Moral Epistles -- and this will be reinserted also into this recording, for Cicero and Seneca are buddies in my program to pump u up, remember that SNL skit, where they had grey outfits, and they have stuff stuffed around where their muscles would be, PUMP U UP!! --- 3 dippings for today here.
3. E.M. Cioran -- A Short History of Decay -- 2nd time for today goes back to the very beginning without the Eugene Thacker Introduction. an 8 hr book that will be continued with the other 6 Cioran audiobooks recorded with Rick Adamson.
4. The Complete Essays of Montaigne
5. Edward Gibbon - The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire -- this is a mountain all by itself, and I decree with trumpets blaring that it shall be completed by the end of Winter -- March 20, 2027!! -- 126 hrs to go this 2nd time in this recording we go right back to the beginning. With my reading big books playlist which is on shuffle for the time being, the "soundtrack" is however it seems to need to be at any given moment.
6. The Diamond Sutra
7. Tori Amos - Resistance -- this is quite moving stuff, and would deserve a share just with it being focused on, in fact if it would have been shared in a general sense when it was first released, maybe our global predicament now would be better than it is, which is hopefully going to be improving soon. The chapters in this book are all using a song of her's as a theme. #1 is Gold Dust, so I checked out the music video for it, and then reading some of the comments for it gave me the recipe on this occasion to see how decency can be expressed online. ---- this will be finished by the end of this week -- November 13, 2026
8. Alasdair MacIntyre -- After Virtue -- this is what i'm on as i'm going to post this, so as to generate a mounting interest in the audio that will appear in about 5hrs from when this is initially posted, and as I bask in my audiobooks for the most part during this period of time, I shall be editing at my leisure, attempting to verbalize sketchily how what is recorded could be of benefit, even if it's only for the person who is recording and typing it. /// The need is to focus mostly on audiobooks for most recording so that eventually and gradually all self reading to gradually rise in quality by mimicry.
9. William Gaddis -- The Recognitions -- 100 minutes for the first chapter, this means I can reply to other posts a bit while it plays and I can give the ASMR typing aesthetic to my vocaroo. --> go back to 1 and 2 before going to 10. --- this is to be finished on the same day/night as #11
10. Irving Stone -- The Agony and the Ecstasy -- a biographical narrative of Michelangelo -- this is a wellspring of information about the sensoriousness of aesthetics. 33 hrs remaining - to be completed maybe around January, to see it as a limited event miniseries amounting to 33 hrs, in regular installment unit nucleuses. Which is to varying degrees of application in selected amount of criteria for everything. The all in all at once.
11. Victor Hugo - Les Miserables -- (366 chapters in the audiobook) picking up from the 2nd chapter to the whole work with 65 and a half hours left, it needs to be completed before the end of 2026, every day long sections shall be recorded. As Mr. Hugo is talking about it, there's a song with it being the title Guillotine by The Coup, sharp song it is and will be played while I eat my meal of the day. ----> back to #5 for awhile before #12.
12. I shall try to read Petrarch's Letter to Giovanni Colonna, Cardinal of the Roman Church, Description of a Journey (a 14 or so minute read) with a footnote saying "An elder of the powerful Colonna family to which Petrarch was indebted for many benefits" --- so it'll be like an award acceptance speech from the 1300s. Should be fun in 42 minutes which is indirectly saying how much time is left in the 1st chapter of Gibbon. And yeah, this is how i'll be spelling it all out until that time when I have a heart attack and all I can do it grab the phone if it's nearby and call 911 and then nursed back to health and as a new non-smoker i'd be right back at it all asap.
13. I follow that with a little bit of George Grote's History of Greece, which will take about 500 hours to read. ------> now to go back to #3 then 1 and 2, then 7, ending my recording for November 9, 2026 with Tori Amos, and then i'll have a specialized playlist as a cherry ontop. However before #7 is returned to I will be having my last meal of the day, at which time I'll be heard watching what may be termed educational. And then as my food is being processed biologically Tori's soothing empathy and understanding will prepare me to select 10 videos that will constitute the Playlist for November 9, 2026.
an extra 300 some minutes is being recorded before I go to sleep
[media=https://vocaroo.com/1c0v9WCYIrc4]
contents:
1) Les Miserables 2) The Anatomy of Melancholy (172 chapters) 3) Self reading of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics with CDC Reeve Intro 4) Joseph Frank's Dostoevsky 5) Dostoevsky's White Nights read by Malk Williams from the "complete" audiobook. This is in 5 chapter totalling to about 2 hrs, so it could be completed tomorrow, next recording. 6) back to # 4, 3 7) some clean up to music videos 8) back to #4 9) #4 might be completed tonight!! after which I'll read a little of Infinite Jest 10) some of Kotkin's Stalin bio, then back to #4, then a bit of George Steiner's opening essay about language in Cymbeline in After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation, which spells out how the Arden edition differs from the original folio and all that hyper interesting stuff, but now am very tired and shall sleep long long time, and then for November 10, 2026 there shall be this grandiose continuation to all things, in all ways, in all forms in all mannerisms upon all fours.
The first 10 videos are the music you can listen to while watching the 2 films that follow.
[media=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbBeQ7bfeLaw]
1. Olivier Messiaen 2. Mathias Grassow who reappears as the 10th and last video here 3. Brain Sounds ... 4. a couple short Debussy piano pieces 5. PIQSIQ's haunting melody that's on a loop while Tori Amos speaks the truth. 6. Purcell as heard in a Kubrick film 7. Bach organ music 8. Shostakovich through Bernstein ...11th video is Stella Maris (1918) a bonus film .... 12th video Eisenstein's Strike
©SmartyPants 2026
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