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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say

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yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes,

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so turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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I spoke with a ghost expert, Steve consolve Us. We

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spoke openly about a week ago. I admit it to

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being not just a believer, but actually the host of

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many ghosts, that I really was called to this force

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in South Charlotte, North Carolina, to write as it was

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being received. He didn't disagree, and he did offer an

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explanation as to why I hear music when there are

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no digital devices anywhere near me turned on. He explained

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that it's frequencies humans can pick up on moving frequencies

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like that of a radio or a bluetooth. I laugh

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at this because I've become lazy with my listening habits,

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tuning more into my moments than spending time eavesdropping in

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other people's drama. Does it make me hard of hearing?

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I'm not sure that's true, mainly because I can hear

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the slightest sounds several feet away that others cannot. Could

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it be selective hearing? Or is it I'm tuned into

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the ghosts that walked beside me, behind me, in front

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of me, around me, the frequencies. Hey, it's aerol. This

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is the daily Mass, a chronological walk through in everyday world.

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I am a daily writer. I listen to the frequencies.

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What do you listen to? Is it always your favorite song?

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Do you ever just take a walk? My god. I

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was just with one of the members of the group

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Corrupted Hearts, and he told me about a song that

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they've just released, which is called I Dug a Ditch

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and I laid down. I want you to think about

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that for a moment. I mean, Bradley really got into this,

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and he said, when I laid down in that physical

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hole fourteen feet below the surface of the earth, he said,

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it changed my life. It was so silent, and he says,

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don't try this at home. It's very dangerous. But things

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like that do change your life. And that's that's what

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it's like to be our individual selves, listening, appearing, activating,

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becoming a part of replenishing. This is the daily Mess.

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I'm going to bring up a subject here that we

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all know about because our parents have driven it deep

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inside our head, like that of a ditch that Brad

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was in from correct at hearts the development of common sense.

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We all know what that is, right, the development of

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common sense. We think it's a human thing. Not so much,

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ah ah. Between seventeen seventy five and seventeen seventy six,

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a gentleman by the name of Thomas Paine pinned out

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a forty seven page pamphlet called Common Sense. Its purpose

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was to advocate the independence from Great Britain to the

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people of the Thirteen Colonies. The goal was to inspire

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Americans to go beyond resisting the British common Sense. It

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was written in a language for all people. Yes, the

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Bible was used. He felt most people at that time

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knew the stories of the Bible, so he used it

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as a tool. Common sense in today's world, we think

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it deals with how we act and react, you know,

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good judgment. Yet, a forty seven page document before our

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nation set itself free, was changing people's outlooks of how

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they could really put themselves into the moment. I had

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to have been absent in history class that day because

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I've never heard of this until today. I went onto

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Google and I typed in common Sense. I had no

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clue that this thing even existed. Why haven't we heard

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of this dude by the name of Thomas Paine And

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could his forty seven page pamphlet be worked into our

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political nightmare today common sense for the thirteen colonies. Its

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purpose was to advocate the independs from Great Britain. This

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is the kind of thing that really gets underneath my

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skin because we have lived that moment of now and somehow,

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some way that moment is forgotten. This is why I

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ask you to write. There's going to be family members

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way ahead of your time on the planet that are

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going to sit there and say what was it like?

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For instance, like the dough Brynns family came from Germany.

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That's all I know about my grandparents, my mother's parents.

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I don't know anything about my grandpa dough Brins's father

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and the father before that and the father before that. Sure,

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I could go to one of these websites, these ancestor websites,

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but you know what, the physical identity is what we

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all need. And putting it on a piece of paper

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because a computer or an AI has designed it, does

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it make it the truth? Do you believe in it?

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Or do you rely on the stories that your mother

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shared with you, your father, anybody else in the family.

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The photograp But when we look at a photograph, we

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sit there and make up our own interpretation. Jot down

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some notes, dear future reader, who knows your common sense

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today can change someone's life tomorrow. I'm Marrow, and that's

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the daily mess.