The Armen Show

welcome guest attorney Christina Renee Moore to episode 157 of the show~ the concepts of lightness and darkness, and their associations many a people will associate dark with bad and light with good included material on critical thinking, and how depth is worthwhile many societal issues stem from topics that are not fleshed out by people included a poem of Christina’s about the topic discussed some places around the country that Christina has been to glad to have her on the program

ray of sunshine yellow individual Ella London joins on episode 156~ she comes from the land of England, and always wears yellow we discussed a variety of topics, including how the coloring started linguistics and voice and beatboxing was brought up it was a bit like an episode of the Craig Ferguson show(conversation) my longest episode to date~ lot of fun, and glad to have Ella on the show

Armen T. informed me I should discuss the Easter game Armenians play there is one involving hitting another’s egg with your egg to win theirs it can be fun and involves colored eggs during the holiday separately, I discuss here the goal Ronaldo made as a bicycle kick doing more when you are already revered is only a winning situation

we have ratios of creation and consumption in our regular habits both are fine, based on how they fit you my message here is about how I prefer making at any level, versus seeing something that is amazingly produced seeing an amazing production could be done by someone other than me making an audio or video or article includes a bit of my thoughts and depth adding a layer is something we can do to all that we see

we build things brick by brick, and keep a focus on steps being small large steps ahead of us look too heavy to get moving on when movement is in place, chips in your glass are not to be looked at keep the bigger context in mind, and let the flow remain in place your continuous efforts are way bigger than any small difficulty is valued also included material from Skin In The Game about the intolerant minority speaking out makes a few louder than the vast majority

guest Titan joins as guest on episode 152 of the show we talked about the activity currently happening in Fortnite gaming Titan has a history of gaming, and I spoke about my past gaming history most of his is on consoles, while most of mine has been on computers discussed Twitch streaming and the popularity of some channels included material about basketball tournaments Titan has taken part in nice individual with a competitive flare glad to have him on the show~

I was getting on an onramp and saw a car starting to stall his vehicle blocked one of the lanes of traffic going on the freeway I parked in the side spot and got out to join and help him he was happy someone was there to keep him from being stuck you have opportunities to help people in need in some way

the currently popular game called Fortnite was created by Epic Games they were started by Tim Sweeney in 1991/1992 he created ZZT, one of the earliest games I remember playing on computer you could create your own worlds on it, just like some games today people like the ability to modify other ones I enjoyed from them were One Must Fall 2097(which the music for this episode comes from), Jazz Jackrabbit, and the Unreal Tournament series of games a generation of youth is now playing games that continue this streak

Nassim Nicholas Taleb has a new book called Skin In The Game it highlights the importance of being invested in what you talk about you should be feeling the bad or good consequences of your actions long ago we had more emotional connection to our life decisions separately, listening is a key aspect to connecting with others talking is fine sometimes, but listening is not done much these days

lately I have been making pictures with words or screen names on them it combines the real with the verbal or internet-type material everyone has things they can make or choose to post used to play Starcraft with a crew, and it was a great cooperative game we would battle against enemies, but worked together as a unit