In 2011 I was able to prove something in Bulgaria.

That Maslow (Maslov) had a different hierarchy than the one studied. Company of a soul mate/lover is number one, including physical closeness first, much before sex. Food and water is number 2. I lost weight in Bulgaria due to my need not being met, based on banned psychology. (The one not studied in schools.)

So you see. I have absolutely no illness whatsoever, unless you could call loneliness for decades an illness.

I guess God didn't make a woman for me.

At one point, although I don't know how long this has lasted... the only thing I could say in Bulgarian was "Blood came out of my mouth when Pentcho Rouynekov kept hitting me in the head."

I kept saying that over and over, and it's possible that I still say that while sound technology due to my deafness convinces me that I'm having intelligent conversations and gaining popularity by discussing romantic eyesight technology.

I wouldn't say fire if there's no fire. I shouldn't be imprisoned from sharing a memory during high school.

As for myself... I guess I'll never really gain fame or fortune. It's upsetting because I may have been able to speak to her in another life.

When I was young a family member passed away.

I went to his grave and everyone said that they won't forget him.

I was upset, and angry, because I understand language, even though I understood that they were saying meaningful things about him.

So I said "That's not what you're supposed to say. That you won't forget him." Then I walked up to the urn and said "Granddad you won't be forgotten."

All of the adults understood me and I think it's important for people to say things like this.

I was a teenager at the time.

When I was young me and my father talked about food. I asked him if there's food we can't eat but put in things.

He eventually said "Lemons."

I noticed he doesn't use the whole lemon and asked him, because of my strong eyes and the way the lemon looked in his hand. "Do you think that sometimes a bitter taste can be enjoyable?" I told him to put the lemon peel in hot tea, he drank it right away. I told him to do it again but to wait until some of the lemon peel absorbs into the tea. He tried it and he liked his tea.

We continued talking, "What about other peels, dad?"

I continued speaking.

"Orange peel. Green apple peel, anything from a citrus fruit."

He said "What about a banana peel?" I replied "For some reason I don't think this would make tea good."

He tried it anyway and didn't like his tea. He took my advice about making caffeinated drinks better after.

P.S. I told him that I don't think lemons are fully citrus, because there would be no way for the tree to grow them. I asked him what would happen if he left the lemon peel in his tea for a bit longer. Eventually it tasted sweet. He never drank it, I took a sip.

I walked in the room where my parents were laying and told them. "I understand that tea needs to be drank, because it could expire, but what if you waited for it to cool with the lemon peel in it, put it in the fridge in a bottle, and drank it later with ice. I tasted the tea you left when you were angry, because you didn't believe me. It tasted sweet. It didn't even need sugar."

My parents smiled and I went in my room to rest after drinking exactly two drops of tea from his clear glass cup.

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"I don't think people only drank wine during biblical times because they would get cirrhosis. Water was impure, but maybe it was mixed with alcohol to purify it, leaving a very low alcohol content beverage."

My father was surprised when I said this, and I asked him if people have mixed water or something sweet in beer. He said "meed" and walked in the other room.

The next day I went to the market by myself. I was like a circle trying to fit through a square door. I adjusted myself, it was difficult. I asked a store owner what would happen if we cross similar fruits, they they have to be in the same category, such as a lemon and an orange, so that they taste better. We've mixed orange juice with lemon juice, it tasted better. Why not mix it chemically as the crossed tree grows?

For some reason he really liked this idea.

I walked home and on the way I felt horrible with myself, because a circle can never fit through a square door.

My father talked to me. "We've eaten the same food for thousands of years. God made it for us the way it is." I replied "God made us. We're intelligent. We've made new things, like computers. Maybe he wants us to make better fruit by changing what he originally gave us. He also made us, not just fruit."

Something in him, although he was able to fit through square doors, had a wide circular part.

He said "Sometimes a farmer takes a branch from a fertile tree that produces a lot of fruit, and cuts a branch from a newer tree. He binds the branch to the new tree and it produces fruit much faster during its growth."

The world may never change with thousands of years it started to. I doubt this will be archived that long. It will be lost, maybe more people will think like me thousands of years from now.

I wouldn't say fire if there's no fire. We have all this progress in so many areas. Food is almost the same as it was when we were born.

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When I was young in Bulgaria me and my father brought groceries.

The prices of fruit were similar, and they were weighed by the kilogram.

I asked a person selling fruit "If some of these fruits are smaller then it takes more effort to pick them, shouldn't the prices have a larger difference? Apples are big, for example. I then added, but apples take a bit more strength to pluck than strawberries, for example." The last thing I told him is that I can only see one exception, because it's so meticulous. "Blueberries." And also because it takes more time to gather them for the farmer. They have to pick them one by one.

In the 90's in Bulgaria we didn't have machines that could pick fruit, but I thought of something which I told him. What if we make, for example, a hand-held tool used to pick blueberries, like a screwdriver for a bolt. I told him "I think you would hold it in your hand and it would be some kind of claw with netting on it.

The last thing I told him is that "apple trees continue growing. A blueberry shrub stays the same size. What if we cross an apple tree with a pine tree so it grows bigger. I guess the apples would taste different."

We returned home and my father was angry. He looked at me and I walked in the other room. I thought for a bit. I walked back in and said "I understand why we shouldn't cross apples with pines. Because we don't know the health effects and they may make us weaker." I took a pause, and because I have a leader's personality, decided to challenge the views of our previous generations. "What if the new apple makes us stronger?" A pine tree, as I've learned, is not in the same genus as an apple, but... what about crossing it with a birch tree?

-Dimitar Rouynekov

P.S. If you think about it, if we only made one of these hybrid trees, and had a chemist study the apples from it, fed a mouse with those apples and another mouse with regular apples, we would be able to see what the difference is. I used to be a very intelligent person.

When something is newer people don't know how to think because they aren't used to it. I wouldn't say fire if there's no fire.

They put poisons in my food, some of which cause pain and are released as lethal gas while cooking. Poison in my coffee, tea, and tobacco.

See previous part here.

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If a person buys things with time they cost more. This is because of inflation.

I asked my father if an asset is always valued based on the price it was purchased for, or how much it costs at the time you decide to take a loan for business reasons.

I'd imagine people who have apartments have gained wealth with time. People who purchased apartments in the 90's now have exceeded the investment in them by far because the population is increasing, and land prices are becoming more expensive.

I asked my father one last thing, and my nicotine gum, which is fortunately made from the cigar part of the tobacco plant, helped me remember.

I think no one has discussed this in economics before, so I thought I would say it.

"Do you think our building will cost more, with time, with more people in Bulgaria, because of the cost of land that isn't ours, that has nothing to do with buildings?"

He asked me what I meant.

"Farmland. More people, more farmland needed so that everyone can buy food."

To explain it: If more land is being used to grow food, then that land becomes unusable for construction of buildings.

The last thing I told him is "Here's how I think it will happen. The earth will reach a moment where the population is so large that we may have to pick between using land to grow food, or to make buildings. Food doesn't reach a large height, but maybe we could make a building with floors on farmland, fill each floor with soil, and grow short crops, like tomatoes in it. Pipes that carry and pump water to water the plants, and lamps for growth. Lamps don't take much electricity, but they need to be on for a long time. I understand why farmland is valuable, but we also need shelter to house people."

I finished it by explaining to him that every country has a lot of land. Some of it isn't used early on, for years it's just sitting there, but each time a part of the land is used for anything, that decreases the amount of land dormant to grow food, make buildings, or roads, and various other things. I think that the portion of land that hasn't been used for anything yet in a place is the most valueable. It doesn't have anything on it, sometimes grass grows by itself and flowers, but it could be used for anything.

This was when I was young, still in Bulgaria.

A long time ago my father asked me what I thought "spare the rod" means.

I answered him in the most simple and intelligent way. That you shouldn't break sticks.

Unfortunately, even though Devils may have added very little or nothing to any and every religious book, that's where they get you. Interpretations.

Britney's book about parenting should be legal again.

As for the majority of people that live currently, and in the past...

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I don't know how to explain this to you but you'll have a lot of money in the next world.

-Dimitar Rouynekov

Rated E for everyone.

P.S.

In order to keep this rated E I'll skip over the details, but just like the verse "Spare the rod spoil the child" which have two ways of being read it's not the first time people have written or spoken this way.

She made a song in her first album. Does she touch her arm or does she...

"The more she comes to understand the touch of her hand."

P.P.S.

In our society I've realized something. Harm aside, most of us, because of philosophies, are indestructible. I'm going to live a very long life. Just saying.