A very special place

A friend *} of mine many years ago with his father, mother and sister traveled to the Maldives. At the time considered high-end luxury which it still is but is relatively more accessible to more people.

Music for reading and watching: Duo Françaix - I. Selder and E. Lenhartová - Danzas Españolas Op. 37 - No. II Oriental by Granados and ANA VIDOVIC - LIVE CONCERT - CLASSICAL GUITAR RECITAL BADEN-BADEN.

Anyone recall the rather astounding movie Waterworld (1995)? Seems like only yesterday. Seems ancient for anyone born in the 21st. century but the movie is probably still relevant. Water attracts and is used in architecture and is usually associated with high-end luxury living. Frank Lloyd's Waterfall House is a classic. Water-worlds are popular as playgrounds. Anyway, if architects saw land as water and as resorts as places to live while not toiling away and perhaps made life a permanent holiday. Yet, alas! Politicians and a whole range of wealth found in banks and funds prohibit and make sure worn down housing is going to stay around for millennium to come because they invest buying up stuff to keep prices artificially inflated *). Talk about free market - FOR SOME. Come on politicians with a huge P - get your hands of the table and start doing the bidding of the people of whom yourself belong (true?).

On that note an intermezzo; only the other day a real Doctor told me to notice the name of the medications I took related to an infection. I said: "Ah, now I am suppose to play Doctor as well". The real Doctor then said: "Yes, it is good to know the name of the medicine you take." The Doctor was actually right however most people do not notice the name of their medicine. The best part was when the real Doctor said that Asian Doctors performed operations (on me for six hours) only to make money meaning the ten cm. scar I have and four week hospitalization was only made to make money. Same real Doctor said there are different styles of Doctors and they do things different. Really! No international standards! To test if I was in pain as I described the real Doctor asked me to jump one time. I did and as I did I realized her classic method and said I actually tested for pain when I got out of bed the same morning. In precautionary measures I went to my country of residency in Europe from Thailand and lucky this time the pain and symptoms subsided. The real Doctor did order a blood test to test for infection. I had a slight elevation and the number was 89 as I recall it. The real Doctor told me that the hospital only started treatment when above 50 so she told me to go home! I guess she lives by the rules of the Asian doctors. I am now in utter disbelief but lucky I have seen the hospital system from within and it is no longer rotten because that at least is something. Surely Asia had given me some medicine which made the real Doctor choose that was treatment even if the same real Doctor said that the medicine was nothing out of the ordinary and in fact for realeaf of ordinary stomac-acid. The real Dcotor told me to take a Paracetamol (or similar) and take the temperature no less than six hours after taking the last Paracetamol. Yes, real Doctor, Paracetamol and similar contains acetylsalicylic acid  Carbon₉Hydrogen₈Oxygen₄ which I by the age of 15 knew lowered the body's temperature. Long story short which will be written later. Health Insurance, (some) Doctors and a range of strange mechanics within the system called life makes life itself much more complicated that it ever should be.

Danish DKK 1.154.853.000.000,00 2018 income of which 16.33% is transfered to the public health sector ((adjusted) yearly) which is DKK 188.587.494.899,99 paid for by real Doctors and real people in tax. The hospital and health sector in Denmark is not free. Source: dst.dk.

*) Timothy Maxwell "Max" Keiser and  Stacy Herbert keep up the good work and push it even further.

Any of the condos at the Maldives would be worth a few millions Dollars each and probably not for sale but floating islands and such might make places like the Maldives a way of life for many if the will was there and Architects actually pulled the silver-spoon out the mouth. Lets see what happens before 2030 which is only around the corner and I even feel the 22nd century is knocking on the door by now. It is as if the idea of movement turned into life itself and there is still in the early part of the 21st century a cry for life, love and a factual way of living Paradise for a whole life and not just a few days and weeks on a resort however amazing as it is.

Design and build and there would be so much to do if the game of life actually became real so that all people would not only swim in the sea but live the sea. 深 n'est-ce pas?

*} In memoriam a very special friend a long time ago - it seems - yet only feels like yesterday.