![“[I]t is worth while to remember that with unfamiliar things we often mistake what is real for what is sham.” -G. K. Chesterton](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUSDVkd0Crmsk_ufyGaDNZRk8yY6Hwd493BmMSp5_U0AYYu-n3AjIb5ssSbEzAV1xX2laMh9YvDNoBfo5sh4ZRPt1kwEcr8MhPMHCn8qo6wOJIKYsfoA3gAfpYWXLzK8pZ2MGk8cIHwj3cUltJ6P3Rvlgj9HLBYbgPjqCZkFAHJSLPDgQCrfoIEK5xbOM/s793/2026-01-08.png)
[It is impossible to know what is real and what is a fabrication if you don't have the requisite familiarity with the concepts and items in the first place.]
Observations from an IRWS owner living in Oregon.
Thursday, January 8, 2026
Quote of the Day: 8 January 2026 #QotD
[It is impossible to know what is real and what is a fabrication if you don't have the requisite familiarity with the concepts and items in the first place.]
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