Friday, 6 August 2021

Developmental biology & Stonehenge.

Is it possible that the early civilization already had the notion of developmental biology before the invention of the microscope? Well, this is what this post is not about.


Source: Google
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Saturday, 31 July 2021

'The Voids' home of type III civilization (Fiction).

Space and time are influenced by gravity and by 'voids.' I mean positions in space where the net gravity is infinitesimally small or null. These are places within a galaxy or between galaxies, and in order to navigate through these, the technological advancement of modern humans is of no comparison. Only a galactic civilization (Type III on the Kardashev scale), i.e., a civilization in possession of energy at the scale of its own galaxy, can navigate these voids.


 

         These voids are really special because there is nothing to bend the fabric of space and time, and as imagined, time would be meaningless. Maybe these are home to ancient visitors from the sky or a civilization where individuals live for thousands of years. Just curious!

Friday, 14 May 2021

How elite people control the world.

Amazing how Bitcoin grew in value when Tesla accepted Bitcoin as payment from customers. Everybody wanted to get a piece of cake in the market. However, many of us don't know how stock markets work; take me, for example. How a single tweet can manipulate the market value up or down is astonishing.

                                     Source: wallpaper access

          I know someone bought a whole lot of shares in Dogecoin when the share price was lower. Then came memes about Dogecoin, and later Elon Musk took polls asking if Tesla should accept Dogecoin as payment. Nearly 80% agreed to the move. Just the day before yesterday, Elon tweeted Tesla won't accept Bitcoin as payment from customers as it generates a hell of a lot of carbon footprints. Now, tell me, will the cryptocurrency 'Dogecoin' share price go up or down? Musk's effect! See it for yourself...

Tuesday, 6 April 2021

A battery made from nuclear waste that could last 28,000 years. Seriously?

We all thought that nuclear energy was a clean source of energy until we found out about the problem with disposing of the nuclear waste. Many thought of getting rid of it by dumping it into space, in the polar ice caps, oceans, and lands, until this genius invention surfaced. This is an engineering marvel that'll replace the rest of conventional energy sources. Made my day!

                                Image source: NDB

Wednesday, 10 February 2021

Do you need anything else for dinner babe?

At first glance, it seems very unusual, but when you see it in evolutionary terms, it's wonderful. Having your sexual partner over for dinner? Anyone? I'm just kidding!

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Image source: Phil Hastings

A headless male doing his deed. But look how happy the female is!


Sunday, 22 November 2020

Cyber security as we don't know.

Amazing how I got spike in page views last 24 hours from Russia. This comes after my post about nuclear fallout and escape pods. My email and numbers have been a part of data breach several times. I know nothing is safe here, not even free cloud storage providers.

Screenshot from analytics




Wednesday, 18 November 2020

Nuclear escape pods will be selling like hot cakes in the future.

I don’t know any manufacturer making nuclear escape pods for commercial use. But I’m pretty sure someone will come up with the idea one day.

Source: Artstation


Because not every country has fallout shelters, as in the Sonnenberg tunnel, Switzerland (I don’t know if it’s still operational). But if it were in India, they'd harbor every politician of the ruling power and high profiles. Civilians won't stand a chance.

 

Source: Artstation


I hope the scientific community can make such technology cheaper than a Bugatti. Just wondering!

Tuesday, 17 November 2020

'For the Boss' - Mercy Sumi

I just came across this crazy woman on Twitter, and I discovered that we had so many things in common. We started to grow a connection, and then one day we went AWOL. Wherever you are, I wish you all the best.


For the Boss.

“Life is not easy here”- he is often heard of chanting this,

Dark continent been a home to him over decade long, this weary man longing to leave the place.

With deep dramatic sorrow of never been passed a smile impinging his heart from the native girl there.

Oh Dark continent, why are you not so kind to this very kind man?

Can’t you see how lovingly he associates with anyone in pain? Purest art of loving one another, only few knows.

This man often seen struggling to detach warrior vehicle from thick pasted sticky mud. These roads are studborn!! Wait, is there a road??

A dear soul, heart full of love to share, with utmost genuinity, a beautiful human even alcohol deserve to die with guilt to defy someone as him.

May be love is more of giving then receiving. If so, you are just doing it so right.

Mind embedded with unblemish beauty of exotic landscape, mesmerising hills. How blessed are those eyes!

I leave a prayer that coming future grace you with love – so much love, all your pain, scar and fear melts away in that warm embrace. This short life, I’m glad you passed by leaving behind wisdom, quality talks. Sweet agape love! All my love, Mercy Sumi. 

Source: Google


This one is for a very kind stranger who made me realize there is still so much goodness in people. Keeping this write-up so that I will never forget the meaningful encounter. - Sumi

 

Thursday, 2 April 2020

India may be the next epicentre.

India has been struggling to contain the pandemic since the first case was reported on January 30. TBH I am not creating a panic scene here, but what my intuition tells me with those statistics coming up on WHO and health ministry websites every day is fucking real. I collected some data from Wikipedia and the ministry of health and family welfare and came up with a graph and visual amid this lockdown.
I have graphed using Excel 2007 and collected primary data (as of 02 April 2020, 12:00 GMT +5:30) from sources as mentioned above.
 
SOURCE: Wikipedia 

Earlier in one of my videos, I explained how exponential growth works. It's how we calculate projections and is very accurate. Seeing India's density and health care, we may hit half a million by the end of June. Many believe we are in Stage 3 of the outbreak. Let's pray that the numbers do not double in the coming weeks because it would be a major problem, as the numbers are already high.
      Missing home so bad. I pray that this pandemic ends soon. Please take care.






Saturday, 31 August 2019

Mysterious object spotted hovering in the skies of Diphu in an old photograph of late 60's.

I was hanging with Sarlongri the other day when we both spotted an unidentified object in the frame. "Wow, Longri, look at that! I think I just spotted a UFO. OMG!" Longri said, "It's not unusual!"
Source: Facebook

In the frame, an unidentified object can be seen on the right of the power transmission tower. Fact or fiction? It's your call. It's weird that UFOs have been spotted in recent years, and that is the least of our concern. 
       I have been waiting to be abducted by aliens since I started watching conspiracy videos of "real UFOs spotted in Nevada" and "real mermaids spotted in Denmark."



Friday, 3 May 2019

Leaning Tower of Nevyansk. Treasure map or Engineering blunder?



I had a dream of a leaning tower, a tomb, and a giant figurine of Jesus. I couldn't remember the exact date because I am not among those people who keep tracking their dreams. Yesterday while I was working on my computer, I searched for leaning towers around the world, and to my surprise, I saw the exact same tower. Wow! It's thousands of miles from here in Russia, and it did make its way to my dream astonishingly.
Source: ТаКаэлло/Wikimedia Commons

I sat there at my table wondering what my dream was trying to say. Then I remembered a story from The Alchemist. I came up with an idea and some drawings.


The lean angle from the base of the tower and with the same angle at the top will create an isosceles triangle at some distance. An observer will find that the tower is not leaning at that point. There may be something buried underneath, a treasure or perhaps some evidence of religious significance.
 The line joining the towers will sweep an area similar to that of an ellipse but with the plane tilted like our solar system. It's all a mystery!

Wednesday, 20 March 2019

Google to shut down G+ on April 2, 2019. RY*KiddingMe?

9 years have passed since I had my first Gmail account. The moment I bought home a personal computer, I had my Orkut, G+ and Twitter accounts done. Precisely in May 2011, when 4G didn't make any appearance in the market. The dealer I bought my PC had a forum in Orkut where members can download software without charges. I was doing bad in school because I had access to the forum and played games all the time. I didn't find it amusing spending time on Twitter, G+ or Orkut but watching *! Yes absolutely. But it was fun back then {I mean, slow internet}, because our phones had no WiFi hotspots; instead, we had Nokia PC suite that allowed computers to connect to the internet. Can you imagine using 2G cellular networks on a computer? We went through it.

      Recently Google announced it would shut down its G+ for consumer accounts. Part of me just died after reading this article on Yahoo. I designed my blog template with a +1 button, G+ followers, a badge, and share links. That's injustice.

Friday, 12 January 2018

Online shopping (affiliate programs)


I came up with this wonderful affiliate company that allows bloggers to make money online, unlike other companies that require you to have a custom domain.


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Friday, 5 February 2016

BOOK REVIEW:: THE ALCHEMIST

I remember Steve Teron put in the picture about ‘The Alchemist.' He explained to me about 'the principle of favorability’ or 'the beginner’s luck’ but didn’t give any aspects of the book, which held my interest. At that moment I learned that he is a type of person who loves reading novels. Besides, he keeps a keen interest in writing songs and moderating comments on social media. We shared many common interests, and whenever we had time, we discussed concerns and no-nonsense. However, we end up talking irrelevant stories sometimes that do not last long because we both have a low tolerance for bullshit. At the present, he is doing remarkably, and I’m happy that his hotel keeps him on the go all the time (laughs)….
        I read “The Alchemist” after a friend of mine (Urmi Tissopi) recommended the book to me. She gave me this amazing book while we were heading back home from Gauhati and I totally agreed that it is a must-read. After spending hours on this book, I guess I was finally ready to grasp the deeper message about following our hearts. It is a simple lesson, yet many people do not understand that they need to live their own lives. The main point I took from the book was that we should follow our heart and trust our instinct. There is so much that we still need to learn about each other and about ourselves. So many things are possible, and we have a long way to go before reaching our goal. Indeed, Santiago’s journey only made sense at the end of the book.
        It really is one of the most amazing stories told, and everywhere I go, people still talk about this amazing little book. Especially, I like the thing about mistakes because I know it from my own experience. “Mistakes have to be made in order to make progress." I really enjoyed reading 'The Alchemist.' 10/10

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Introduction

Hi, I'm Surjo. Welcome to my blog. I love metal, jazz, books, and my lovely family. I love staying home typing about stuff that interests or amuses me. The blog is profitable for me in ways not to do with money—the people I've met; the books, movies, and music that I probably would not have discovered until I was much older (laughs); but because I am younger and insecure about other things instead of appearances, it’s easier for me to try out kooky things. I spend hours every day writing songs, moderating comments and social sites, and checking messages from my buddies. It's difficult because I'm a full-time student, but I really love to do it. I'm fairly neutral about my age. I know there's a danger some people will think a teenager hasn't got that much value in spending time on the internet. I hope that people will just judge their opinions and the talks on their own merits. However, I can't see myself doing this indefinitely. I will try to make my writing as personal as I can—but also respect the people around me (unless they've offended me, and then I kick their B*#*# online). xo