my mind begins to hum...

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Last place where you look for something lost is where you find it

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[Simon of the Playa]

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Instructions
1. Remove power pack from robot side.
2. Rinse and repeat.

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[Traveller in Time]

Circular Polarised Light has Angular Momentum.

Crookes radiometer (black and white vanes in a near vacuum) may have competition.

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Circular Polarised Light has Angular Momentum.

Crookes radiometer (black and white vanes in a near vacuum) may have competition.

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When the radio waves pass through the magnetic field, they are twisted in a way known as Faraday rotation. The stronger the magnetic field, the greater the twist. The degree of twist for the latest detections of FRB is among the largest ever measured in a radio source.
"FRB 121102 was already unique because it repeats; now, the huge Faraday rotation we have observed singles it out yet again. We're curious as to whether these two unique aspects are linked," said Daniele Michilli, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Amsterdam and ASTRON, the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy.

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Last place where you look for something lost is where you find it

Because then you stop looking.

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[Traveller in Time]

Tears in the rain

=/=

Tears under the shower

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insects of the order Blattodea, which also includes termites. About 30 cockroach species out of 4,600 are associated with human habitats. About four species are well known as pests.

[Traveller in Time]

The Obits influence the search AIs

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[Simon of the Playa]

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THIS


LEADS TO THIS

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[Simon of the Playa]

oooops,

that was a political metaphor.

wrong thread.

my apologies.

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oooops,

that was a political metaphor.

wrong thread.

my apologies.

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I’m trusting you’ll be impressed with the following 12 well-being benefits that I have gathered along my journey with humming. Enjoy.
[list][*]1: Grounds and brings you back to your centre. I personally find it helps settle the feeling of being restless or scattered on the inside.
[*]2: Promotes clarity of thinking by refreshing your mind. You can physically feel the vibration of the “hum” clear out the cob webs.
[*]3: Has a very relaxing and soothing effect on your neck, face, head and shoulder muscles, which helps dissolve stress. Try it, you’ll be surprised.
[*]4: Humming reduces the number of thoughts that fill your head. When you are humming there is little room for over thinking.
[*]5: Humming puts a smile on your face. Well, it certainly does for me.
[*]6: Humming slows down your breathing rate significantly. Dr. Kataria’s research shows, we normally breathe 15-17 times in a minute but with humming you can bring it down to 4-6 a minute which helps to slow down your heart rate and brings down your stress level.
[*]7: Helps dissolve unproductive thinking. If you are having a bout of negativity, jump straight into a few rounds of “hmmmm” and notice a shit in your thinking.
[*]8: Calms your nervous system as it activates the parasympathetic nervous system.
[*]9: Dr. Kataria firmly believes it helps those with insomnia or restless sleep patterns, and perfect for inducing a deep sleep without dreams (the best kind of sleep) .
[*]10: “Humming creates a wonderful circuit of energy in your body re-vitalizing its cells and charging its chakra’s” as quoted by Deva Premal
[*]11: Improves sinusitis. The vibration helps shifts and clears pathways and blockages
[*]12: Lowers blood pressure as proven by Dr. Kataria. 5 minutes of humming can reduce your blood pressure between 10 – 20 mmHg[/list]
Reference available upon requrest

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