Asan ka na sa pagbe-Based Tagalog mo? Napansin mo na ba na sawa ka na rin pala sa sa 'becky' at sa propagandang-Filipino? Really... totoo ba? Great. Great. Now, let's begin. The Arts has an immovable function in society in my humble opinion. I may not be at the level of our silent-type 'National Artists' yet, but their legacy will be forgotten at this rate if we don't start hearing from their so called wisdom. Save for a few, I believe the real artist should be naturally aware enough to rise above the societal spoon-feeding of obsolete Orwellian-style leadership methods. Is this not why you were attracted to ideas of artists in the first place? Siguro tanong ko na rin kung ilang artist na ba ang nakilala mong hindi naman pala marunong gumamit ng Maths? (Go count.) Marami-rami... hindi ba? So, ang ibigsabihin lang ng realization na ito ay . . . 

Is there really a thing as 'Filipino blood'? Or are we newbies in this human eugenics game? Sometimes I think as if our race has been tampered with so much that the policy making around human immigration is the only use of being aware about one's nationality. The concept of a state however, is obviously a different topic altogether. In this podcast episode I believe I brush upon my thoughts about what it means to truly have cosmopolitan thoughts and values. To this extent, we should be very careful the tempo of our explorations. Are these things really tough to talk about or is a calloused way of living tarnishing and stunting our growths as expressive beings? Before leading up to the natural revelations of the 'Shinto-angular approach', perhaps listening to more oratory records can help you and me in feeling great about our own . . . 

11 is truly magical number. Sa numerology, it is a number that represents excess and surplus. Since Ten (10) is already considered a perfect number, eleven having one more than that is the representation of going beyond perfect. Sometimes I think this way, because language itself presents its own reasons. Sa Tagalog, the translation 'labingisa'  is not enough to express the logic of this number. To understand this more, perhaps you should attempt to reconcile things in your life in a case-to-case basis. Ang sa akin naman, both the world of numbers and forms are truly great examples of separate living realities that give contrast to our understanding of human prowess. So I guess, idadagdag ko na rin dito na, ayun nga na: "Someday we'll know, if love can move a.. . . . "

Work is work no matter which angle you look at it. In my Based Tagalog exploration, however, I am still in the initial stages of exploration. Pakiramdam ko may bago akong na-discover na kuwarto sa matagal ko nang binabahayang katawan. So my work on this linguistic theory is now taking points from the fact that language formulation is indeed a very long process. This is the purpose of speaking Based Tagalog in my life. Being able to record this Tagalog is a type of job that I create for myself. And for my listeners naman, this is an education and an entertaining practice. Perhaps something I just admit is the shame in editing these moments. The effect of these moves on the speech is quite . . .

Humans are actually capable of doing many horrible ranges of things, but nowadays it's amazing that we can feel the same by just talking about it. Whenever I feel that being in this form is a cage, I bring to mind that this form is not the final form-- there's always a 'next stage'. In this podcast, I'm recording thoughts about the different levels of power, different levels of human thinking and level of levels-- but just brushing on them, really. Expressing this large-picture side of Based Tagalog speech is always a fun exercise for my own consciousness and I hope, you, the listener can pick up from this and learn or reenergize some of your own points about the personal expression of the nature of knowing about Being and perhaps also what to become after Human. 

Energetic lifestyles, post-human tendencies, creative-trigger-systems-- how do we really get these out of our systems / how to express new feelings, right? These provincial-mindset-friendly recordings are seemingly the trend right now and I just want to show my appreciation via these enthusiastic efforts. What?

Computers used to be really big (as big as rooms) and now they are super small. Only rich people can have computers before and now, we're at a point (when) that even the homeless can own computers.  In this podcast episode, we explore the shallow truths and signs of a post-humanistic mind. We tie these in with the domestic practice of yaya-loving in Manila because it seems that 'Space' knowledge share the same qualities with this culture.

In one episode of Yu Yu Hakusho (anime series), Urameshi after killing a bunch of lower-level monsters says in Tagalog something like,  "You morons, no one can stop us now. Let us finish this," and the villain of that arc replies in English-- and it just makes sense. In this recording I start by asking my self as a creative "How do I do it?" and talk about self-actualization. Since everyone does this too, in some small sense, I'm sharing some methods and historicities to others in the hopes to inspire into them some new speech patterns and fresh ways of realizing aspects of life. Anime as an art-form has become a mature phenomena in our experiential world and is one of the clearest source-points of the Shinto-angular approach. To personally apply this to my life, I attempt to re-share details about my early childhood as a learning musician. What can we extract from this part of my life? Whenever we absorb strange information, isn't it that it makes for more memorable experiences and that we're more prone to opening up our thought processes? This recording also includes preferential information about sorting out my feelings about current social media topics. Perhaps hearing about this way of speaking can help you with something else totally because the secret is that I'm actually a . . . 

Judging people by IQ alone is never enough. Marami ngang natatakot sa 'judging' pa lang eh, so what's next after actually being judged? This is a recording about something that we all experience. One thing that stems from this is the knowledge of how creativity can be described by people who consider themselves part of the co-creation. What are the tools used to influence human kind? What are the things that will remain valuable to our species regardless of our position in time? For me, identifying my linguistic approach as 'Shinto-angular' expresses some brain-triggering and subconscious connections that might have been previously challenging to express. Here, I attempt to record fresh speech patterns about this phenomena-- a certain behavior that I commonly pinpoint among millennials and digital Filipinos born during the introductory era of translated / sub-titled anime. By exploring this train of thought, perhaps you can join me in further exploring the nature of being, and hopefully it leads our big minds to. . . 

In the future magkakaron raw ng gibberish na spoken language-- totoo kaya 'to? A philosopher once said that sciences are social constructions. That said, I think it's really fun to carefully explore the nature of our new ways of talking and communication. Are you into this as well? I'm not a neuroscientist but I know for a fact that being able to use brain power the right way is a good indicator of your future life.  Sharing small degrees of change and good messages is at the core of agreeable conversations. If our ways of communication is an accumulation of words, then, Based Tagalog is like a new container for a fresh set of tropes. Ang mga magagandang usapin kasi ay nakatago sa. . . 

Sa Love ulit kita huhulihin— everybody needs more of this thing. So this podcast is a recording of my Venn-diagram thoughts patungkol sa mga katangang ‘love of your life’ and ‘labor of love’. Have you ever come in terms with these concepts? Creating a distinction between how people talk, introducing taboo, and figuring out the nature of love is a natural way of letting language develop itself. There are only a few approaches na pwedeng gumana dito sa pag explore ng big phrases that incorporate love. Realizing this, we’re saying this is an a example of the limits of linguistic exploration. Recording about this is just the start of a new journey. Kung ready ka sa topic na ‘to siguro dapat malaman mo rin ang katotohanan na. . .