Tag: Time

Yes that’s right, grape brothers and sisters. Another Wine Time Wednesday(TM) is upon us, which gives me an opportunity to briefly recap what has happened since I last posted. A few weeks ago during the seasonal monsoon of gloom that descended on my spirits, I had an idea. I would purchase ...

Isolated for centuries while the rest of the world was industrializing, Japan developed many unique ways of living. One of the strangest to our modern thinking was a system for counting time where the length of an hour changed daily. The way of counting time used everywhere now is called a &ldquo...

In this article, we will look into the issue of conflating time with progress, and instead try to actively disregard the concept of time. I am now going to make my case on why disregarding contemporary concepts despite studies and theory, should not be looked down upon. Disregarding current conce...

Time does not flow at an even pace, the pace that is the same everywhere and always, as our intuition and Newton tell us. And space/spacetime does not bend, as the mainstream and Einstein tell us. Only two things bend in variable time: Refracted light by Snell’s law (details in&nbsp...

Lately I’ve seen so many content about how Mia and Sebastian from La La Land or Jess and Rory from Gilmore Girls are the right representation of a “right person wrong time” trope. And as much as I love them, I still firmly believe that if it’s not the right time, then it simp...

Imagine you catch a common cold, nothing serious. You go to the doctor, and they prescribe antibiotics to improve your symptoms. A few days later, you wake up completely paralyzed. How would you react? What would be the quality of your mind? This wasn’t a hypothetical nightmare &mdash...

“Nothing can be accelerated to the speed of light c” because it will require infinite energy to do so, even for a particle, even more so for a car, why? According to the mv²/2 formula, the energy required for getting to c-speed is finite mc²/2. However,...

Every body radiates its heat. Night vision goggles are based on that : all they do — convert lower frequency light (infrared/heat) into higher frequency visible light. The colder the body the lower frequency (longer wavelength) light it emits. Our Universe body (even a few atoms of hydrogen or...

In 1946, a Ukrainian man named Konstantin Pavlovich Buteyko joined the First Medical Institute of Moscow to study medicine. There was nothing unusual about this except for his first assignment: he was tasked with monitoring the breathing habits of terminally ill patients prior to their deaths. ...