Leo's Blog: Infinite Insights — Page 16
I bought this handy little MP3 player. It's very portable and great for jogging when you don't want to drag your big phone along. It has all the right features like good Bluetooth connectivity, USB C, microSD card, 3.5mm audio jack, solid battery life, many audio file formats, easy menu interface. It's tiny and light, clips anywhere on your clothes.
Sometimes you just need audio without your phone around. I sometimes even use it to have dual audio. For example, I can play background music in my house using this MP3 player while I listen to a YouTube video or audiobook on my phone. It's also good for playing TinnitusMix. It's also good for tripping when you don't want access to internet or messaging from your phone (a big no-no texting people or posting online when you're tripping, or you will destroy relationships). Denying yourself access to your phone at certain parts of your day is a good thing, but you still want some audio.
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I've been researching the history of nuclear bombs and Area 51.
I live just 70 miles away from the world's biggest nuclear test range, near Area 51. Hundreds of nuclear weapons were exploded above and below ground in the Area 51 nuclear testing grounds.
This atomic test took place 70 miles from where I live:
This is how many nukes they exploded in Nevada. It's like a Fallout video game:
They would take hundreds of animals and lock their heads and eyes open to stare at the blast so the blast would melt their eyeballs.
Humans, sigh...
The situation in Gaza is atrocious. It's hard to imagine a worse place on Earth to be born today.
Nobody is talking about how much global terrorism Israel's actions will create for generations to come. American and European civilians will feel the consequences for years to come, nevermind Israelis.
This is the only existing video footage of live tribal warfare. West Papua New Guinea 1964.
(The video works, but you can only view it on YouTube)
What's interesting is how slow and cautious it is. It's not an action-filled bloodbath as depicted in Hollywood movies. Very, very few lives are lost. It's more like an extended stalemate.
This is an eye-opening discussion about the cutting edge of brain-machine interfaces. Developments in this field are advancing rapidly and will yield revolutionary things.