Scott, continuing -

So what else?

Concluded out of the pool around 9 with Fraser (from Long Beach fire department) and Don Anderson (retired from fire department east of San Diego) and my asking "Meet here in 1000 years, on July 9 or 10th, maybe?" .... And Don saying"Maybe" we had been talking a lot about the genetic engineering revolution in the Buckeye hot springs pool in different ways...

So in the year 3022 on July 10 ... barring earthquake reshape of hot springs' water, etc

I first saw Fraser on the other side of the river with his black dog with white chest Loki, and then crossing the river with ski poles and sandals, fording it by facing upstream as he traversed the somewhat well flowing water,  Loki remaining on the far side for about the next 2 1/2 hours. 

In the pool, Fraser first lay down head on a rock, feet under the little cave of the springs, facing the substantial 4 foot deep 4 foot high rounded grotto undercut potentially by the hot water trickling down from the rock formations above. Early on Fraser put his head under this hot trickle that possibly extended 2-3 feet wide as it descended the rock formation above. Another man, possibly of Hawaiian background came in the pool, with many great tattoos widespread all over his body. (Later I wondered if he could be a firefighter from Southern California too, after learning that Fraser and Anderson were retired firefighters from southern California.  

It was a comment Fraser made about cock fighting still possibly going on in Hawaii after I had mentioned this awful sport -: pitting rooster against rooster, now illegal - in US states that may have used a form of genetic selection over the centuries. Anderson had mentioned a Russian science experiment with foxes where over 3 generations only friendly pups were selected for - as a way to explain why Labs (Labrador retrievers) and Anderson had a Chocolate Lab named Charlie are so friendly. I had asked if the Russians had continued this experiment over 10 or 50 generations and Don said they didn't need to (presumably because they thought they had proven something scientifically - as. a fireman for 32 years, not having read that much science). I said that science is fascinating in how it differs in all 200 countries and regions too. (And this would make fascinating anthropology science Studies' papers And books and even in a realistic virtual earth for history and STEM). Russian science seems to explore a lot and take 'fliers' experimenting... Whereas good American science seems to prove things and explain how and why the experiment proves something.

I mentioned BF Skinner, a Harvard professor - 'schedules of reinforcement' - animal behaviorism, and George Church, a professor at Harvard Medical School and at MIT, whose thinking about aging reversal I talked some about, and Kevin Esvelt a MIT Professor focusing on SCULPTING evolution in his laboratory and research 

(Was our 3 hours in the Buckeye hot springs' warm pool, by the river, recorded somehow - in multiple ways even (e.g. with my smartphone in my jean's pocket, and in other ways)?)