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Category Archives: Science
Time
Have you ever considered that the greatest human achievement has been the doubling of our lifespan? On one of the podcasts I listen to the speaker reminded me that less than a hundred years ago, the average lifespan was 35 … Continue reading
Give an inch
The hubbinator and I have been watching Time Team on amazon Prime. For those of you who have never heard of the program, it started sometime in the 1990s and ran for a rather large number of years. We are … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life Observations, Science
Tagged archeology, British shows, Time team
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Preparing for the end
Not of the world, but of the time when grocery stores will stop bagging my purchases in plastic sacks. It’s coming, faster than we thought. And I’m not opposed to the move. Sure, it will save grocery stores money, but … Continue reading
Do you remember…
Do you remember when radiation what the alpha and omega of everything? Spiderman got his powers from a radioactive spider. Of course, my favorite use of radiation was the belief that radiation made everything bigger. Anyone remember the classic Gilligan’s … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Movies, Science
Tagged classic b movies, radiation, the giant spider
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In the Dark
I spent the last few weeks watching Dark. It is a German series of ten episodes on Netflix that is part murder mystery and part SciFi series. In essence, you follow a rather large cast of characters around, across generations … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Life Observations, Movies, Science
Tagged dark, Netflix, stranger things
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Friday’s Futurecast: Algorithms
My first introduction to algorithms via computers ruling the world was through Landru on the original Star Trek series (The Return of the Archons). In many ways, I preferred the Terminator movies. At least there was an enemy to shot, … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Futurecast, Life Observations, Science
Tagged algorithms, apocalypse, computers, Friday Futurecast, mankind's destruction, matewan, technology
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Yes, I binged
Netflix remade Lost in Space. And I watched all 10 episodes over the weekend. I had seen a few episodes over the years, but I’d never seen the entire series like the hubbinator has. I had seen the movie that … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Life Observations, Movies, Science
Tagged Aliens, Lost in space, Netflix, SciFi
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20 minutes
Just finished watching a Ted talk about social media and it’s design to keep your attention engaged at a certain location—facebook, Ted, YouTube and Netflix. For most of us this is the auto play or the stream additions that pop … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations, Science
Tagged 20 minutes, push notifications, time management
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New Technology: Telepathic Communications
Admit it. We’ve all done it. Written replies, letters, and emails in our heads yet never put them to paper or pixels. And as much as I love the idea of telepathic communications, I can also see how it could … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations, Science, Writing
Tagged emails, scenarios, telepathic letters
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New Release: Syn-En: Home World
I’m happy to announce the release of the final book in the series and it’s on sale for 99 cents until Sunday. Pick up your copy today and begin the  journey home. A universe on the brink of peace. A … Continue reading