July 17

10:05 My model of everything relates somehow with the asymmetry of a type of jellyfish or hydroid called Velella Velella which i saw in large numbers once or twice on the Oregon beaches but the quanta of energy also moves or jumps sort of like a butterfly or a chicken's head. That's why tonight i remembered a couple of things.

The only opera performance i went to during High School was Madama Butterfly, with the whole class.

I once, before 2015, chatted on a group chat (gave that up a longtime ago) with a person in Romanian who called him/her self The Quantum Butterfly (fluturele cuantic). He/she said a phrase that at the time seemed intriguing enough for me to involuntarily memorize, at a time when i didn't really know much about Buddha and stuff. "Let's not forget that before being Buddha he was Gautama Siddhartha". Buddha in Sanskrit is a common word meaning among others the enlightened one.

Madama Butterfly premiered in 1900 (New York) and 1904 (In Italy) or one year before Einstein published his theory for the first time. Tunguska Event took place in 1908 etc..

Yesterday before i left and done everything i could to fix the airbag, i think somebody brought in from somewhere a large amount of dog urine and poured it on hot ground or grass, most likely in the space between the buildings across the alley where the wind was blowing.

The aerosolized stuff got into my lungs and slowly released in the esophagus, stomach and intestine including during eating, where it fermented. It started when i had the steering wheel apart, had no choice but stay there in the heat and smell and put it together, which took me one more half hour or more. BTW after being gone for more than 24 hours, in here it stinks like in a stable of dogs.

BTW the warning light went off by itself when Sun wasn't hitting the airbag anymore, i think it's a temperature related thing, the resistance of the resistive element in the airbag increases with temperature and the computer constantly measures it and when temperature raises it goes over a certain limit and puts the light. It could be a design problem of the aging airbag or a modified parameter in the computer which can be done with a special type of scanner (not the one for check engine light) or a more expensive "universal" one.

I don't believe it impairs the functioning of the airbag itself, being marginal like this. And BTW the airbag can be replaced in less than a minute with a pushing tool like a star screwdriver or hex wrench. It then clicks back in its place.

I had to take the steering wheel and steering column plastic cover off to clean all the contacts under.