Breath Control

Everyone would like to choose exactly the level of civilization that they are comfortable with.
Little do they realize that along with that ever so useful light bulb comes a whole suite of
annoyances; at the very least, someone needed to make the glass and die from it so you can sit in
bright light in the dead of night and consume a little more when you were supposed to be sleeping

The human body is a machine. self repairing to some extent, but there are only so many run cycles that it can do. Each breath you breathe uses some of those cycles and also helps in the self repair. If you control your breath so that you used the least number of cycles, causing least damage and effecting maximum self repair...

You'd still be facked


In the process of controlling your breathing, apparently, something else happens which makes it obvious that you are no different from your washbasin, or that you had imagined your washbasin all along, depending on who told you how to control your breath.
When that dawns on you, you are hopelessly lonely in the conventional sense of the word,
but loneliness occurs only if there was someone around to remind you of it....
Your washbasin cannot remind you ...
anymore....

There is no need to talk ... hell there's nobody left to talk to

Yes... it uncannily looks like a description of death...

Consumption is the basis of life.
Too much is death.
Moderation is slow death.
Very minimal is slower death

What's your choice

Patent == Crock

Is it possible to see any idea in isolation?
Why do you need credit for something you presumably invented?

Hang on, its not about credit, its about business

If you were the kind of person who felt insecure enough to 'patent' an idea you had, you are probably not the inventor
for the simple reason that you cannot do anything of value while also being scared of how other people are going to steal your ideas. The two are somehow not compatible. I would love to be wrong.

Einstein has patents. Was Einstein made of substances not available in the universe

There is no such thing as an invention. only borrowed and polished ideas with layers added.

Did you say 'references'?

Dear Mr.misinformed patentseeker, how about making that huge list of references, going back all the way to 3500 BC, to the inventor of the wheel (not the australian jackass), and while you are at it, could you please make sure portions of the money you plan to rake in go to his descendants?

Or better still, stay still and listen to yourself breathe.

life-cycle

Biodiversity appears to rise and fall in mysterious cycles of 62 million years for which science has no satisfactory explanation says Muller
From the graph it is apparent that it's not exactly 62 million years... it (whatever IT is) varies randomly, but there is an UP and a DOWN.

A possible explanation:

“Comets could be perturbed from the Oort cloud by the periodic passage of the solar system through molecular clouds, Galactic arms, or some other structure with strong gravitational influence,” Muller said. “But there is no evidence even suggesting that such a structure exists.”

Muller also believes:

Physicist Richard A. Muller and others have postulated that the sun has a heretofore undetected companion star in an elliptical orbit beyond the Oort cloud ... which you can read about here

Now for the juice...

If you were to look at the definition of a yuga:

According to early Hindu mythology, the mahayuga or "great age" is a period of time consisting of four consecutive ages, lasting 1728000, 1296000, 864000 and 432000 years for a total of 4320000. They placed themselves and all of humanity in the fourth of these ages. Basically Brahma is breathing. see the numbers

&&

IF you've ever seen one of those books you find on pavements called 'Autobiography of a yogi'...

Well, the dude who was his guru, Sri Yukteswar also writes that our sun has a 'star for its dual', with an orbit around this star. As our sun moves through this orbit it takes the whole solar system closer to and then further from the "grand centre" of our solar system called 'Vishnunabhi', which is the seat of the creative power, 'Brahma', [which]...regulates...the mental virtue of the internal world." He states that the proximity to this grand centre determines which yuga it is. [see this and this]

I'd conclude that:
Brahma is not crazy about meditation and controlled breathing... he breathes like you and me... unevenly.
The answer is either 43.2 or 62 ... unlikely that it is 42