As I've mentioned I made nettles into a tea in Bulgaria and drank one sip. I'm glad that Bulgaria was able to make a business out of it but I need lots of water for my voice and maybe a large amount of food. People find it difficult to understand what I say.
Anyway aside from that.. when I was a teenager I wanted to grow thicker hair and I thought I'd write this memory.
I went with my uncle to our villa in the mountains and talked to him. There was moss growing on the pine trees in the area. I asked him what helps grow hair. He told me to taste a very small amount of moss after boiling it to remove anything harmful from it. And it worked. Even though my hair is falling it's happening very slowly.
I been thinking. Maybe Bulgaria could make moss into a better tea than someone who's very old; someone who's time has passed to create things. He was good.. for his generation.
When something is newer people don't know how to think because they aren't used to it. They need time to catch up to something that's older. Yet we can learn from the older generation. What if Bulgaria could make all the things that the old people knew about into something better. A fully well-made product.
The old people knew that moss isn't harmful but he forgot one thing. It increases mustache growth if you shave your mustache each time.
There are films. An elderly karate instructor in one of those corny films from the 90's from China has a very long mustache. How did it grow so long? It wouldn't be possible. I guess this post explains it. Some things in the east were dishes with moss in them -yes this is actually true.
The last thing I have to say is that I don't want to grow my mustache further so I'm keeping it exactly the way it is. This is actually why I never shave it. I don't think someone should be illegally imprisoned for the flawed knowledge of an elder which they took during high school. As for him: Even after age 80 -he still had his hair. No bald spots. But he kept it very short and it wouldn't grow longer. He was fully sane yet may be seen as questionable to very young people.
Thousands of years ago the original tea was not made from dried leaves. It was made from tea-tree bark. We stopped doing it and started using the leaves. And I don't think we should do anything strange out of our modern times being the current norm. Yet maybe people worldwide can ask their elderly about their lives. What they ate and drank or did and make things from it. They used axes to cut wood. We've made machines that do that. Why wouldn't we be able to improve the remedies for various problems that they used and modernize them.
We have freedom in the US and I think that everyone has the right to speak. People with an illness should be allowed to talk about the same topics as people that don't have one. This is in no means an attempt to change the world into something different but I thought I would write it because people can learn from it.
We have so many things now that the youth is working. What if these new generations are simply forgotten a hundred years from now? Some of the things become obsolete but some can be improved into an appropriate product. Maybe we could make a hair cream from it?
P.S. In case some of you are still in dis-belief I want to share a story. After the mossy adventure I tried minoxidil which is a cream with alcohol in it and a chemical used to grow hair. I put very little and rubbed it into my scalp. This is a new thing right? Yet people can't imagine how flawed it is. I brought it in Bulgaria because it costs half the price. I woke up as if I had drank a large amount of alcohol. My family went to the pharmacist and he said that this cream can do that but he asked how much I had put on my hair and said that it's not dangerous. I don't like being lethargic and laying in bed for 5 hours. People will tell you that most things the old generations did are obsolete. How inexperienced are the people after them? The youth is causing problems that are far past a very long mustache that either goes downward or if you decide to artistically shave it can make you look like the guy who made the chicken restuarant.
I've repeatedly said "When something is newer people don't know how to think because they aren't used to it. They need more time to catch up to something that's older." Stronger remedy. Larger potential problem. I've never used that ointment since then.
P.P.S. With the passing of time I believe that the words are proving themselves. The old generations are pure gold and we have many people from those times still here.
P.P.P.S The last thing I have to say is regardless of what we do as a population maybe we should just take whatever majority chooses based on common sense and make it into a better product instead of making something entirely new because each time it can have flaws. Sometimes greater flaws. But if a version 2.0 is made of it then it becomes pure gold. Vangha said that we'll lose our water but we will eat with gold plates. Maybe this is what she meant? As a person ages they grow and they change. I guess products could have growth too with time.
Final Post Scriptum: A few years ago my mother showed me that moss is harmful on the internet. Yet I'm creative so after she walked out of the room I looked up the amount. I think it was 12 kilograms. [26 pounds] I smiled.
I've decided to discuss this post in the comfort of my warm apartment with my act team. If they find something wrong with it I'll delete it. I wouldn't say there were a problem when there is none because you're wasting people's time and money.
Respect your elders.
This is actually why I think everyone in a position of authority or power is doing a good job. Because they have to be past a certain age to have that career.