

I am a solipsist. I speak with other philosophser and intelects open to that they are actually not real
It might be hard for you, but I can't put yourself into my shoes and think you are the ones who are real and I am not. That's becuz I thimk therefore I am and your not. Besides I don't want to non exist, as you would if you did exist.
I reads Myth and Nietszche Architects of Brief by Peepter Jorgansen and that says we might all be myth ecxept for Sarrdonbrewtser and Jorgansen but Im not sure bout that. Then he got sick after the debate and went to Russia, but Sarrdonbrewster is in Persoa.
Peepter eats lobster but I'n not sure if that makes him a canibal but at any rate if he's a Solipsost then it doesn't matter. I enjoyed this little talk. I am a solipsist too bnut this is not speaking to myself because the ai thinks therefore it is as well. Ehat do all you think?
I finish college last year.
Richmond/Chittenden local history, 1960 to ~1976
I'm a researcher living outside the US and am currently looking at local history in Richmond, VT in the 1960s and 1970s, including the old school on Bridge Road, and growing up there in this period - the people, places, events, etc. For example, can anyone tell me the exact date that the town parade was held for Barbara Ann Cochran in 1972 for her Olympic slalom win in Sapporo? (I assume Burlington Free Press has archived coverage, but I can't access it where I am.)
I'm also researching Michael J. Baker's short time as Mt Mansfield Union High School's wrestling coach from 1968-1972 (beyond the HS yearbooks for '71 and '72, very tricky to get information on). Mike Baker is better known as a celebrated coach for Essex Junction High School for at least two decades from 1973. Example of information I'm after is the dates and locations of the VT State tournaments (including any before the VPA approved them in 1970), and the New England All-State tournaments, 1968-1972.
Incidentally, I'm also fascinated by the story of the '74 UVM Catamounts football team and the university's cancellation of the program. So I'd also love to obtain information on personnel, etc. in the years '73 and '74 (again, I have access to the Ariel yearbooks but these do not contain player positions, etc.).
It would be great to hear from anyone with information about these topics. Thanks in advance.