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Category Archives: Inspiration
Cheeks… as insulation?
Maybe the brain is near the mouth as a means to temperature control. If my brain is feeling cold I crave warm tea, maybe not just for my belly but also to rapidly warm my skull goo. If my brain … Continue reading
To engage with the journey is to become one with it.
The grid is aglow with a resonance cascade. Non-locality is a constant. You must take a stand against ego. Joy is the richness of science, and of us. Nothing is impossible. By evolving, we exist. Inspiration requires exploration. Consciousness consists … Continue reading
Quote of the week
“I love candy so much.”
morning
The view out my bedroom window this morning was stunning. A crescent moon hung in the corner with Saturn above it shining brightly. Antares, one of the brightest stars in the sky, was visible in the lower left. As I … Continue reading
afternoon wisdom
I think clocks would be more efficient if they only spent electricity moving the hands uphill, from 6 to 12, and then charged their batteries going back downhill again from 12 to 6 using regenerative braking just like in that … Continue reading
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Tagged clocks, regenerative braking, revolutionizing dead technology, wisdom
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better than awesome.
A good friend of mine read this one somewhere on the net last week. How high flies the eagle And its mate Passing mountains, Puny and low Yet ramparts still. Below them myriad life In complex forms and paths Roaring … Continue reading
stopping to smell the cosmic flowers
Back in July I got all excited about a photo taken by Cassini, of Earth and its moon, while the sun was eclipsed behind Saturn. It was part of a bigger project to assemble a mosaic similar to one done … Continue reading
