What Would George Washington Carver Be Studying if He Were Alive Today?
Reviewing Andre 3000's ‘New Blue Sun’ and Dissecting the Duplicitous Nature of George Washington Carvers Efforts to Save Black America
Dead Prez x Lets Get Free and Get Healthy x Animal in Man
- I’ll never forget my colleague telling me about Dead Prez
- We had a good laugh that day regarding how angry their music is
- The classic, Animal in Man
- stic.man flexes his storytelling skills in this song, drawing heavily from George Orwell’s dystopian allegorical novel, Animal Farm. Both the book and this song use the metaphor of animals on a farm to retell the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the subsequent class betrayal by Stalin’s authoritarian regime in the Soviet Union. The goal of any socialist revolution is to end the class struggle and create equality for all, and as socialists themselves, Orwell and stic.man warn of letting dictators rise to power and reinstate a heierarchical society in the aftermath of a socialist revolution. [Genius]
- Has me pensieve of George Washington Carver, my personal hero
- Someone who I admired for his way to fight
- Going Beyond what he was able to achieve
- Accepting, and content with knowing one most likely will never have the type of impact he offered
- Andre 3000, who has personified a lot my ones own embrace of creativity and antisocial behavior
- Movement
- Linear planes
- Vertical planes
- Dynamic fields
- Freedom
- Of all the Four Elements, I have the most difficult with the wind
- The Wind of change, is counter to my intuitive nature of meticulous planning combined with a desire to leisurely go with the flow
- I enjoy predicting wind, but not a fan of unpredictable wind
- Mindful of walking the paths of Stony Brook campus and deep slices cut with the winds of the Long Island sound
- Asking Melinda: When and How Do You Manage Your Cyclone?
- Reminders on what its like to god mad
- Mad with psychedelic honey
- Or some other form
- The process of fermentation
- Pivoting Food Tribe
- Seeds and Seeds of Change
- Edfu Foundation
- What I learned regarding Bill Gates and Seed Geneticism
- Dr. Jessica Gordon Nemhard
- Kenneth Wyrick
- Met Ken during Covid-19
- We became fast friends
- Taught me about ICT
- Olive Tree
- Vertical Gardens
- Composting
- Dreaming Big
- ICT
- Fire Energy
- Tonality and Music
- Ben Caldwell
- Connection to Bernard
- Rooted in the creativity
- Ben as a Water Sign
- Multiuse
- Multipurpose
- Multidiscipline
- Multifaceted
- The Energy of Pangea
- Trapped in the Geography
- Release
- What was once deserted, is now found
Winds of Change: Food Tribe x Restaurant Bailout
Restorative Soil, Fertilized Desert Conditions
The Cyclone, Tornado, Buried Lands
- Hurricane Ida | The Brideprice
- The Land of Oz
- Going Beyond Crazy
- When, Where, How and Why to Go Psycho
- Fighting and Martial Arts
- The Difference Between A Cyclone and a Tornado
- Punk Rock and Skateboarding
- Buried Content
- Legend and Lore
- Unfinished Stories
- Revisiting Stories
- Bringing stories back to life
- Archiving and personal knowledge management systems
George Washington Carver
- Narrowed to the essence of peanut butter
- Multidisciplinary
- Bridging the Logic and Creativity of Kenneth and Ben Caldwell
- Terence as an Earth sign
- Walking away with George as a man of God
- Unbiqutous
- Missed chances and missed opportunities
- Not knowing when he was born
- Myth and legend
- Subservience of peanut butter
- All the crap we add when all we need are nuts and a bit of salt
- And lets start calling them beans
- Inheritance of George Washington
- George
- George (English: /ˈdʒɔːrdʒ/) is a masculine given name derived from the Greek Georgios (Γεώργιος; Ancient Greek: [ɡeɔː́rɡi.os], Modern Greek: [ʝeˈorʝi.os]). The name gained popularity due to its association with the Christian martyr, Saint George (died 23 April 303), a member of the Praetorian Guard who was sentenced to death for his refusal to renounce Christianity, and prior to that, it might have been a theophoric name, with origins in Zeus Georgos, an early title of the Greek god Zeus. Today, it is one of the most commonly used names in the Western world, though its religious significance has waned among modern populations. Its diminutives are Geordie and Georgie, with the former being limited primarily to residents of England and Scotland. The most popular feminine forms in the Anglosphere are Georgia, Georgiana, and Georgina. [Wikipedia]
- Washington
- various forms throughout history, including ‘Wessington,’ ‘Washingeton,’ and ‘Wessyngton [Let’s Learn Slang]
- Carver
- a person who carves (= cuts) meat or wood. a skilful wood carver [Cambridge Dictionary]
- Looking and or feigning dumb, deaf
Andre 3000
- New Blue Sun
- Adobe Mara Arts Walk
- 100 Desert Artists of Color
- 29 Million Steps in 29 Palms
- Moving Beyond the Fertile Soil of Home
- Popping up in Random Places
- New Identity and Artistic Expression
- Andre
- The name Andre is of Greek origin and means "valiant" and "courageous." It is the French and Portuguese version of Andreas.
- Benjamin
- Benjamin comes from the Old Testament of the Bible, and in Hebrew means “son of the right hand.” The Benjamin of the Bible was the youngest of Jacob’s twelve sons; the expression “the Benjamin of the family” means the youngest child.
- Origin: The name Benjamin comes from the Hebrew words ben (son) and yāmīn (right side or right hand).
- Gender: Benjamin is traditionally the masculine form of the name. Benjamina has been used as a feminine variation.
- Pronunciation: BEN-ja-min
- 3000
- 3000 (three thousand) is the natural number following 2999 and preceding 3001. It is the smallest number requiring thirteen letters in English (when "and" is required from 101 forward).
- Outkast
- Outcast
- Big Boi