"Eureka"

[HARDCORE]

12-29-2019

(I have found it)?

History makes for a marvelous journal, but just how much of it is really based upon cold/hard fact? And how much more of it is just some fantasy writer’s mind that is merely attempting to fill in all of the blanks? “Now Are You Really Willing To Bet Your Life Upon It?”

And with this potential for error in mind, and considering the incessant human need to always appear to be larger than life, can anyone really say for sure that “The Biblical Cain’s Penchant for Lying” was really a “One of a Kind?”

And while we are on the subject: Just how many times in human history have you heard about “Some Super Achiever” who may have been more “Baron von Munchausen” than “George Washington and his Cherry Tree Fable (Father, I can not tell a lie)?” And as such, is it really too much of a stretch of the imagination to even consider the possibility that not everything that we now consider to be fact (and in all venues), may indeed have many holes in it?

And if that is truly the case, then what in actuality, does any of us really know for sure about anything? (Now you just think about that too for a moment too?)

In short: There is damned-little in life that can always be considered to be “Iron-Clad”, save for “The Battle Between The U.S.S. Monitor and the C.S.S. Merrimack off of Hampton Roads, Virginia, away back in 1862, some 157 years ago and that also ended up as a virtual draw!!

Hardcore

[Boats]

The only Iron Clad thing I know for sure is that "men" die in every war.
If you live too long you will eventually die.
Pretending to be something you're not is wrong.

We all know the differences we see it everyday.
Is it intentional or just pure fabrication?

Most are not well read and here's where fabrication - or innuendos - misinterpretation - plus is it first hand or second hand knowledge. Were their witnesses that can you substantiate your issues of concern.

What we know for certain usually comes after the fact in most cases. Extrapolation is usually added for more impact - on the substance of issues at hand.

Some are rambunctious publications with their statements - are they really "facts"?
Most are usually published without all the facts and are often times misconstrued. Hence we get "Fake News." But note - not all is Fake News - but yet some may say it may be? Other's read between the lines - but watch out for hype news that's usually fake news or misconstrued news.

We all must be careful on what we read - and who wrote it - before going public on it. Who told you - or who told them - and who saw what? The "hype" leads to major fabrication in most cases - results - its mostly BS! So we all have to be careful and ponder the issues and do a little more research before coming part of the BS.

Boats