Wirklich. On a scale of 1 to 10, how unrelated are these thoughts? I was googling for ideas when I thought of a flight safety video I watched. I feel like people don't know this enough, which is why I'm writing about it. Only inflating your life vest outside the aircraft (never inside, which you won't be able to exit the craft if water enters). This isn't something I was particularly aware of, and I think I could easily inflate the vest inside the aircraft under panic, and wa

This isn't a post specific to anything; just a collection of random thoughts I'm documenting. Crochet I guess I picked up crocheting this and the past week, partially because I was bored. I mostly followed tutorials and eventually began to get the hang of it. Here's a list of the things I made so far. water bottle holder (or drink holder) a small heart a flower keychain a lily of the valley accessory, except it's pink and white a pouch air-pods case an unfinished drawstring p

Attempting to learn about wine through YouTube and Google reminds me of a thought experiment I came across on Ted-Ed on physicalism, called Mary's Room. You see, it's a thought experiment where one argues (or you may not) if a scientist who knew everything possible about color, but could only see black and white, would learn something new if they could see color. Most people would agree that, yes, you would learn something new. And wine reminded me of that. Sometimes I like t