Joseph Maynor

I loved the one last year too, saw both in the theater. I recommend both. I still haven't seen the first 2. To answer your question, upon reflection and sitting with it for a couple of days, I think it is better than the 2025 release, but it could just be my taste. The end links back to the first two which can be confusing if seen as a standalone work, that's my only criticism. That was a bit wonky or catering because you don't want to assume everyone watched every one. But that said, it's still very good IMO. They're trying to link but when that distracts from the standalone it makes it seem like a cliffhanger ending. I feel like every movie should stand on its own, this is not soap opera. But watch it yourself, don't let my analysis or bias compromise your takeaway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Days_Later_(film_series)

What do you suggest he do instead?

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

I look at all books as models only. What's I'm interested in is what I can use from books in my own systems to improve how I create. So first I start with my systems (my current bag of tricks for creating) and then use interfacing with information (books and communication more generally) as a way to improve my own palate for creating.

How would you describe Absolute Love?

The Amateur

I love this book for basics of music theory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jazz_Theory_Book

I found that I have to work on keeping myself fulfilled or happy to maintain passion, or else it will come and go. I have a 12 Areas of Fulfillment Model for myself which includes the following areas that I work on every week: Relationships, Philosophy, Web Development, Trumpet, Self-Help, Life Purpose, Chess, Law, Finances, Health, Fun, Downtime. For each one of these I have a short to do list. I don't obsess over this model either because then it starts to feel like a burden which defeats the purpose. The purpose is to maintain consistent fulfillment, happiness, passion, abundant mood, etc.

How would you describe Absolute Love?

The puzzle is how do we get you to do a better job at bringing in money. Finances is like health, it's not rocket science, it requires a grounded mentality that takes daily action. It's complicated to make this change, but it is possible. It could require a change in a chapter of how you're treating your life.

In my experience women tend to have a deeper integration of Love than men. It depends on what we mean by awakening.

Finite perspectives are all creating differently and that is the Beauty. Loving True Beauty for me is a good pointer. In other words, whatever floats your boat haha.

What in what artform? Context matters.

I realize God is important to many people including myself, but I'm not going to Lord it over people either. That's unnecessarily divisive.

But if doesn't matter what others believe. That's the crux of the issue.

Naw women are more woke than men on average.

Who is the average person?

Yes they can.

Humor is tricky because unless you're a professional comedian, it can be turned against you. If you use darker humor, it opens you up to other people turning that against you and try to make you seem to be an awful person. Humor is tricky for this reason unless you are entirely anonymous.

Does intention to create have a power to it?