Hello frens, this will be a series on making your own functional cyberwear at home. This was directly inspired by both my time in the cyberdeck community, and watching Edgerunners. I have recently been working on designing a wearable, functional and most importantly, practical device that I can use everyday for anything I need. Since the current design is pretty basic and can be made with stuff mo... » Continue Reading
The Hadith of Gabriel, which is a account of the Prophets interaction with the Angel Gabriel, narrated by **Umar ibn al-Khattab**, tells of the pillars and important concepts within islam. Umar spoke that one day he was sitting with the Prophet, and a man approached them, with abnormally black hair, and an abnormally white clothes, and it did not appear he was a traveler. Umar said he was a trave... » Continue Reading
Preface: From the first notes i took on islam. The Hadith of Gabriel, which is a account of the Prophets interaction with the Angel Gabriel, narrated by **Umar ibn al-Khattab**, tells of the pillars and important concepts within islam. Umar spoke that one day he was sitting with the Prophet, and a man approached them, with abnormally black hair, and an » Continue Reading
Preface: This is a early note I took from a short lecture on Christian theology. Very basic and boring but some might find it interesting. ### What is God? God is the omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent and eternal/infinite spirit, that has created all things. This begs the question, how do we know or even relate to God? Why is there so much evil and pain in the world? God reveals himself to us... » Continue Reading
Everything is made up of **Atoms**. Each atoms is made up of multiple smaller particles, its structure is a **nucleus**, surrounded by **Electrons** in **Rings/Shells**. The Nucleus is made up of **Protons and Neutrons**. Protons and Neutrons have the same mass, making their **Relative Mass** 1. Electrons have a mass of 2000x smaller than protons/electrons. Sometimes written as 0. Protons have a ... » Continue Reading
The Pre-Socratic period of western philosophy had many notable members; Democritus, Pythagoras, Heraclitus and more. The first among them though, is believed to be named Thales. This was first proposed by Aristotle, who believed so because he was the first to suggest a single material substratis of the universe. While he left no writings behind, and like the other pre-socratic philosophers, little... » Continue Reading
In comparison to the rest of Ancient literature the Hebrew Bible has very few references to mighty monsters, heroing heros, and other traditional epic tropes from ancient times. While not absent of supernatural or grandious element, its not equivalent to most of the scriptures of the time. Though, the most interesting of what is mentioned could be the Rephaim. They are confusing, mostly in appeara... » Continue Reading
Energy is never created or destroyed, only transferred. Energy Stores: Thermal energy (heat) Kinetic Energy (movement or motion) Gravitational Potential Energy (position in a gravitational field) Elastic Energy (Ex, energy stored in a stretched rubber band) Chemical Energy (Held in chemical bonds) Magnetic Energy (What hold magnet) Electrostatic (Static and Electric shock) Nuclear (Breaking atoms)... » Continue Reading
The Kingdom of Life includes 5 main categories, Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protoctists and Bacteria. The first 4 are known as Eukaryotes, meaning they are made up on Eukaryotic Cells. Eukaryotic Cells carry their DNA in Chromosomes and/or a Nucleus. Bacteria have Prokaryotic Cell, meaning their DNA is loose in their cells and they dont have a Nucleus. Prokaryotic Cells are 10-100 times smaller than E... » Continue Reading
Cells are the smallest unit of life that can replicate independently. Bacteria cells care whole organism, so they are reproducing when they replicate. Animal/Plant cells mostly just are growing their multicellular host, or replacing dead cells. Subcellular structures are what make up the cel. Animal vs Plant Cells: - Both have cell membranes, these control what can pass in and out of the cell. - B... » Continue Reading
The brain stem is a stalk like structure found in the brian, made up of the midbrain, pons and medulla oblongaia. Each feature has its own important function, but all together the brain stems has the following functions: - Communication between Cerebrum, Cerebellum, and Spinal Cord. - Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Vomiting and Vasomotor Centers. - Passageway for neuropathway. - Home of Cranial Nerv... » Continue Reading
Preface: One of my first dives into Anatomy and neuroscience. Dont remember the source material but still good. The Midbrain is one of three regions of the brain stem. it is next to the other two regions, the pons and medullia. The midbrain is the superior region and acts as a conduit between forebrain and the pons&cerebellum. It is the smallest of the three regions, at ~2cm in lengths. It travels... » Continue Reading
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