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I ve never inherited an unmaintained yard before. Never understood the mechanics of it - the distributed nature - redundancies and the beauty of the 'design'
De- weeding a barren yard seemed simple - but believe me, its not.
I started with 'hands' , then a crude iron rusting pipe, only to find out, the weeds have it won.
Ordered a khurpi - the iron thing to make stabs at it...oh it was still there.
Days - to discover the 'hive' nature of it - frustration and more days, sweat.
Now weeks, i seem to have it handled - arms seem to be 'mechanical'..it just happens.
now, when i had it 'won', a realization - they wont be gone for long.
Its "space" would be 'taken' - by weeds or anything else...
Ants - they arrived,
So do birds.
Ants seem to be on it - making it porous, transporting stuff.
It would grow - the conditions are made for 'weeds'.
1 which ensures life, or conditions for it - ants, plants - weeds - etc
Man seem to decide which 1 it is.
2000 years of known 'existence' - the design seem to hold - more than lifespan of any living human.
Yet who, wef muskie huskie billie - they seem to have peeps convinced - that their 'algo' is better than 2k years of runtime...
an entity which designed a universe
- its like akuma figuring out if he can get out and do 2d stuff in 3d (ie paw:))
i can go on with 'genius' and their implication - in order of stack
but then, the larger scheme - life would happen, choices would be made.
Something interesting from the vedic text - a birth, a baby and its 'purpose'
linkedin.com/embeds/publishingEmbed.html?articleId=7856097538061081790I appropriate this as 'codeparity' algo :D
' we are born able : made 'dependent by 'genius'.
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/weed-yard-smart-design-ashish-tanwar-vmuic