Neighborhood Watch in Sandy will get a bit of a boost this month as The League of Citizen Heroes launches their first test site for The Citizen's Watch. This will be a Neighborhood Watch program testing all the extra effects that The League thinks will get more people involved in watches around the city, state and who knows.
The League of Citizen Heroes and Citizen Prime will be working in cooperation with the Sandy City Police Department and their Neighborhood Watch program. Check back often for updates on the success of our events and find out how you can bolster your Neighborhood watch with safe, fun activities.

How to Get the Word Out

I listed this little cartoon on The League's blog but it was so entertaining I thought I'd do a crossover. I've always had a hard time really getting a grip on this particular experiment and this cartoon makes it perfectly understandable. And how can I miss an opportunity to feature a real Superhero Physicist on the blog?! Watch it. It's a blast and you might just learn something.
Quantum Experiment - Funny bloopers are a click away

I encourage you to head over to The League of Citizen Heroes blog and read the rest of the story. All the effort that went into that cartoon reminded me what it takes to get people to "get" it. Take ... me ... for example. While being Citizen Prime has been a great opportunity to meet and talk to many people, it takes more than just one person in the wilderness to bring people around to what we can aspire to. It takes voices and time and effort to get the word out that good people are not going to sit idly by while Apathy, Greed and Despair take over our cities. Citizen Prime and a whole cadre of superheroes are taking to the streets and making their heroic messages heard.

In fact, a number of us superhero types have banded together to create The RLSH. It stands for The real Life Super Heroes and its a total kick in the head. If you don't know there are a number of people using the indelible impression that comics have made on society to actually do some real good in the world. Using unique superhero personas, these great people are using the power of art in life, as they go out to join, bolster and create good deeds the world over. Instead of prowling the streets looking for arch-villains, these fine folks are finding ways to bring superheroes to the light of day. The site is under construction, as of this writing, but it is a great organization. I encourage you to keep an eye on it. great things will follow.

Quantum Commitment Patterns

One of the most uncanny experiments in quantum physics proves that merely by watching something, you actually affect it. Check this out to see exactly how.
Quantum Experiment -

Cool, huh? Now. if only reporters could learn to be so smart. What am I talking about? I'm talking about the media being directly responsible for a large portion of the economic hardship we are going through. Yes, I'm talking about the media doing anything but enhancing our lives ... once again.

Sorry I don't have a fancy video for this, but its fairly easy to illustrate. Ask yourself, "How does the stock market work?" Basically, it works by opinions and rumor. People say or believe a stock will go up and everyone buys it. If people say a stock will plummet, people dump it quick.

So what happens when every news source says Wall Street and the world economy is in the tank? People go, in droves, to take their money out of play. Their observing and reporting effects reality, in spades. Quantum Reporting in action.

What is the alternative? Well, I'm not sure we are ready for the alternative as it is a little radical. To see the alternative, we have to understand why our system works as it does. We live in, what I'll term, Hyper-Time Reality. Hyper-Time Reality can be defined as reality that happens all at once to everyone (who elects to be plugged in). All at one time, you are experiencing the reality of talking with your friends, listening to the University game, checking the internet for the latest gossip and watching National News. All four are your reality. We, in essence, experience it all in the present. This is a very odd way to live as our brains were invented before we could tap secondary and tertiary sources of input.

This Hyper-Time Reality principle actually creates interference with our lives in a number of ways. We'll only go into one here but there are many others. In our example, if someone tells you and a million of your friends that a business your invested in, is failing, what do you do? You pull your money out and fast! Because you know those million other people heard it too! You don't want to be the last one to pull your money out or you'll get whatever is left over, if anything. That's how we live now. Technology has made us slaves to any variation that occurs in any of those realities in which we simultaneously exist! Trippy, huh?

So, the alternative? What if we (and I know this is even "trippy-er") promise to honor longer term commitments to our reality? Personally, we would commit to allow our resources to work for the companies we hope would make it for a set period of time, and not until times get rough or a better offer comes along. We would not walk away from mortgages because we have to tighten our belt or even get a second job to honor our commitment to the bank. And since we know we could not walk away, we would not get into short term financing structures that we can't afford when the note comes due. The bank wouldn't even offer them! In short, we would not live on money or terms we cannot afford.

As journalist, we would honor our long term commitment to a "better reality" (for lack of a better term) and report with a positive bias. They would support what we should be doing, not only what they see happening. The journalists might cry out, 'But that's not unbiased journalism!" To which I say, "Wake up, guys. There is no such thing and that flushing sound you hear is your daily unbiased reporting sending our economy down the toilet."

Reporting on an event effects that event. Those niave enough to belive otherwise need to watch the Quantum Experiment again. And all of us need to consider what we say and do, and (it stands to reason) what we think, as what is in our heads is the beginning of all action.

Quantum Commitment Patterns

One of the most uncanny experiments in quantum physics proves that merely by watching something, you actually affect it. Check this out to see exactly how.
Quantum Experiment -

Cool, huh? Now. if only reporters could learn to be so smart. What am I talking about? I'm talking about the media being directly responsible for a large portion of the economic hardship we are going through. Yes, I'm talking about the media doing anything but enhancing our lives ... once again.

Sorry I don't have a fancy video for this, but its fairly easy to illustrate. Ask yourself, "How does the stock market work?" Basically, it works by opinions and rumor. People say or believe a stock will go up and everyone buys it. If people say a stock will plummet, people dump it quick.

So what happens when every news source says Wall Street and the world economy is in the tank? People go, in droves, to take their money out of play. Their observing and reporting effects reality, in spades. Quantum Reporting in action.

What is the alternative? Well, I'm not sure we are ready for the alternative as it is a little radical. To see the alternative, we have to understand why our system works as it does. We live in, what I'll term, Hyper-Time Reality. Hyper-Time Reality can be defined as reality that happens all at once to everyone (who elects to be plugged in). All at one time, you are experiencing the reality of talking with your friends, listening to the University game, checking the internet for the latest gossip and watching National News. All four are your reality. We, in essence, experience it all in the present. This is a very odd way to live as our brains were invented before we could tap secondary and tertiary sources of input.

This Hyper-Time Reality principle actually creates interference with our lives in a number of ways. We'll only go into one here but there are many others. In our example, if someone tells you and a million of your friends that a business your invested in, is failing, what do you do? You pull your money out and fast! Because you know those million other people heard it too! You don't want to be the last one to pull your money out or you'll get whatever is left over, if anything. That's how we live now. Technology has made us slaves to any variation that occurs in any of those realities in which we simultaneously exist! Trippy, huh?

So, the alternative? What if we (and I know this is even "trippy-er") promise to honor longer term commitments to our reality? Personally, we would commit to allow our resources to work for the companies we hope would make it for a set period of time, and not until times get rough or a better offer comes along. We would not walk away from mortgages because we have to tighten our belt or even get a second job to honor our commitment to the bank. And since we know we could not walk away, we would not get into short term financing structures that we can't afford when the note comes due. The bank wouldn't even offer them! In short, we would not live on money or terms we cannot afford.

As journalist, we would honor our long term commitment to a "better reality" (for lack of a better term) and report with a positive bias. They would support what we should be doing, not only what they see happening. The journalists might cry out, 'But that's not unbiased journalism!" To which I say, "Wake up, guys. There is no such thing and that flushing sound you hear is your daily unbiased reporting sending our economy down the toilet."

Reporting on an event effects that event. Those niave enough to belive otherwise need to watch the Quantum Experiment again. And all of us need to consider what we say and do, and (it stands to reason) what we think, as what is in our heads is the beginning of all action.