Mad World

Yup, Superman took some seconds to assess this Earth then left.

He thought to himself: "Why bother help and do never-ending battle when humanity recycles history?"

Superman is probably busy getting stoned and hanging out with other Justice League members somewhere in DC universe. That is, if multiverse theory holds.

Umwelt

In the semiotic theories of Jakob von Uexküll and Thomas A. Sebeok, umwelt (plural: umwelten; from the German Umwelt meaning "environment" or "surroundings") is the "biological foundations that lie at the very epicenter of the study of both communication and signification in the human [and non-human] animal".

The term is usually translated as "self-centered world".

Uexküll theorised that organisms can have different umwelten, even though they share the same environment. The term umwelt, together with companion terms Umgebung (an Umwelt as seen by another observer) and Innenwelt (the mapping of the self to the world of objects), have special relevance for cognitive philosophers, roboticists and cyberneticians, since they offer a solution to the conundrum of the infinite regress of the Cartesian Theater.
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In the documentary, Waiting for Superman, one of the teachers mentions how devastating it was for him to find out as a child that Superman didn't exist.

I saw someone say once..if you go around acting like Jesus, expect to get crucified. People enjoy pointing out other peoples flaws but hate to have their own on display.


There is also a fine line between helping and hurting.

In the Bronx Tale he mentions to C that he doesn't 'give his men so much they don't need him, but also doesn't give them too little, that they hate him'.

The balance.


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Tendency toward an equilibrium or balance.

Think of that like a frequency line. As balance the line is straight line that is fundamental. When things get crazy or boring (wavelengths & amplitudes), it (frequency line) becomes either high or low. Eventually when things settle down / up to neutral level, it flattens into a straight line.

Equilibrium or balance between things / people. Harmony in a sense.

But though, don't become Thanos. lol


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It can also be seen like Phi. Constantly approaching the line(above and below), but never meeting it.


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Goodness. The energy is strong today, yeah?

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He is a very good speaker. I think I'm developing a little crush.

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People can start understanding the 'language of the vest'.

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This is how telepathy works. It is a system of vibration and waves and pressure that have discernible meaning through the wave pattern. But it takes practice.

Did you watch that vid, Xlegic?

The vest is being tested on deaf people as a far less costly alternative to the cochlear implant.

What about head pings or rings?

My thinking = unsure since not yet proved or disproved.

My feeling = could be attributed to a form of telepathy; some kind of acknowledgement in my case. Also, I could describe pings / rings' sensation almost as if these were instantly vibration in my head. I differentiate it from short to long vibration which is a bit more common for me.

Often, I received one instance of ping / ring not long after posting certain posts or chats almost if correspond to someone or an entity acknowledging these.

Less common was multiple pings / rings in a given time as if received from more than one person or entity.

Or maybe I'm using 'pings' / 'rings' as wrong words?

I didn't yet, I will. Had to post previously post.

Pings are very short. Think of a bronze bowl or bell. Think of flicking the bowl once with a finger. If you were to hold your hands very close to the bowl, barely touching it, you can feel the vibration of the 'ping'.

A ring is longer. Like a phone ring. Telepathy is far more than pings and rings.

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@17:00 being tested on a deaf/blind baby..

Woah. Kind of cool to realize possibilities with the vest.

What about translation of multiple sources of sound at a given time? How would the vest resolve that? I'm sure they probably already anticipated and / or are working on that.

That's what hearing is. You hear sounds all over, all the time coming from multiple directions and distances. Even now wearing my noise canceling headphones, I can hear the sounds in the background that are louder than my headphones capacity to drown it out..

Like the blender. Or the silverware drawer being opened. The refrigerator being open and shut. The cheese bag being opened..and so on. If I start a song or the video, it will drown out all that background noise.

It just becomes background noise. He explains it better in the second vid I posted and takes questions after.

The energy enhances vibration(s) such that at one point I could feel the vibration of the fly hitting the window across from me.

Telepathy is felt. Not heard.

@43:50 He gets a question in regard to being able to 'feel music' with the vest and he mentioned that deaf people love to listen to music with it on.

I know why. It does feel amazing.

I think Helen Keller would have liked having the vest.

One time other students and I visited a drama stage, it was a story about her, Helen Keller. I still remember the powerful moment when two actresses (Keller and Sullivan) performed, Sullivan trying to teach Keller the water sign, and then Keller finally understood.

"Keller's breakthrough in communication came the next month when she realized that the motions her teacher was making on the palm of her hand, while running cool water over her other hand, symbolized the idea of "water". Writing in her autobiography, The Story of My Life, Keller recalled the moment: "I stood still, my whole attention fixed upon the motions of her fingers. Suddenly I felt a misty consciousness as of something forgotten — a thrill of returning thought; and somehow the mystery of language was revealed to me. I knew then that w-a-t-e-r meant the wonderful cool something that was flowing over my hand. The living word awakened my soul, gave it light, hope, set it free!"[15] Keller then nearly exhausted Sullivan, demanding the names of all the other familiar objects in her world."
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That was my first thought too when I saw it on the deaf/blind baby. It makes sense.

He has a wristband as well. That if I understand correctly, basically does the same thing as the vest, on a smaller area of skin.

If he can get the vibrations to move like waves..then it should work very well.

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Relative to the amount of skin we have on our bodies..the 3rd Eye is a small maybe dime size spot of skin just above the bridge of the nose and carries with it a multitude of meaning and sensation.

Feels good man. :)


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New device helps hearing-impaired feel sounds in their environment

What would it be like if you could feel sounds like doorbells ringing, alarm clocks buzzing, and water faucets accidentally left dripping?

A new device that turns sound into dynamic patterns of vibrations does just that, and it's helping those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing access vital information in a unique way. Neosensory Buzz, a wearable device resembling a wristwatch, mimics the ear’s cochlea by sending vibrations via the nervous system to the brain, effectively creating another sensory channel to the brain’s auditory processing center. (It can be worn by people who don't have hearing loss, too.)


Adjustable settings via smartphone app Buzz can be programmed to user preference using three different modes:

Everyday mode adjusts to the user’s surroundings, canceling out unnecessary background noise.

Sleep mode filters out sounds like snoring while still alerting the user to emergency sounds such as sirens or smoke alarms

Music mode allows users to feel the pulse of the beat along with nuances of the melody.
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Like learning a new language, I wonder if the vibration of each note can be learned and then backward engineered to give deaf people a way to make music based on what feel good to them vibrationally and then translated into notes for the hearing.

Plausible?

This Haptic Suit Lets You 'Hear' Music Through Your Skin


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