Technology

Okay, so, I’ve been seeing this phrase “reverse the curse” pop up everywhere lately, and I got super curious about what it actually means. At first, I thought it was some new-age, witchy thing, but the more I dug into it, the more I realized it’s way more complex than that. So I started by just Googling the basic meaning. “Reverse curse,” what’s the deal? I found some stuff about this “Reverse Cursed Technique” from some anime, which sounded cool, but it wasn’t really what I was looking for. I…

Alright, guys, today I’m gonna talk about military time. Specifically, I tried converting the time “1642” from military to regular time. It might seem simple to some, but, well, I wanted to give it a go and document my process. Gotta start somewhere, right? So, first off, I saw this “1642” and thought, “Okay, what does that even mean?” I knew military time uses a 24-hour clock, so it’s not your usual AM/PM stuff. I figured the first two digits, “16,” probably stood for the hour. But how do I…

Okay, so I got really into this whole Leonardo da Vinci thing lately, especially his religious paintings. I mean, the guy was a genius, right? So, I started digging into his religious artwork. First, I went down the rabbit hole of the internet. Just looking up “religious paintings by Leonardo da Vinci” on Google Images. You wouldn’t believe how many pictures popped up! It was overwhelming, but in a good way. What I Found “Mona Lisa”: Yeah, I know, it’s not technically a religious painting. It was the first thing…

Today, I’m gonna talk about Anglo-Saxon facial features. Now, I gotta say, this was a bit of a rabbit hole for me, but a fun one! So, I started off just kind of wondering what these Anglo-Saxon folks looked like, you know? I mean, you see all these historical dramas and movies, but how close are they to reality? I did a quick search and found some interesting stuff. First thing I did was hit up Google. I typed in “Anglo-Saxon facial features” and went down the list of results….

Okay, so, today I’m gonna talk about something that I did, which involves this lady named Elisabeth Wagner. Now, I didn’t know anything about her, to be honest, but I had to do some digging around. First, I searched her up on the internet. Turns out, there’s a bunch of different Elisabeth Wagners out there. Some are doctors, some are into music, and there’s even an author. It took a bit to figure out which one I was dealing with. One of the search results showed that Elisabeth Wagner, DO…

Today, I stumbled upon some quotes from Louise Bourgeois, and they really got me thinking. So, I decided to dive deeper into her words and share my little journey with you all. First off, I grabbed a notebook and a pen, you know, the old-school way. I like the feeling of writing things down, it makes the words stick better in my head. I started with a few quotes that caught my eye: “Pain is the ransom of formalism.” This one’s a bit heavy, but it makes you think about…

Hey everyone, so, today I got this crazy idea to figure out what monkeys eat and how they fit into the whole food chain thing. You know, like, who eats who in the monkey world? It’s kinda wild when you start digging into it. First off, I started reading up on what these little guys like to munch on. Turns out, it’s a real mixed bag. We’re talking fruits, seeds, roots, bugs, you name it. I even found out that in zoos, they get this special monkey chow, which sounds…

Okay, here’s my attempt at mimicking that style while talking about Japanese Samurai Kimono: So, I got this crazy idea the other day. I’ve always been fascinated by Japanese culture, and samurai stuff in particular, right? And I thought, “Why not try making a samurai kimono myself?” I mean, how hard could it be? Turns out, pretty darn hard, but hey, it was an adventure! First thing I did was hit up the internet, obviously. I spent hours looking at pictures of samurai, their armor, and those awesome kimonos they…

Okay, so I finally made it to see that giant Jesus statue in Rio – you know, the Christ the Redeemer one. Let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey, but totally worth it. First off, I had to get to the Corcovado train station, which is tucked away in this neighborhood called Cosme Velho. I’m not from around here, so I hopped on a bus – number 583 from Copacabana. I heard Uber or a taxi works too, but the bus was easy enough. I bought…

So, I’ve always been a huge fan of ancient history, especially the Spartans. Those guys were tough as nails! I mean, who wouldn’t be impressed by their discipline and warrior spirit? Anyway, I got this crazy idea to make my own historically accurate Spartan armor. Yeah, I know, sounds nuts, right? But I was determined to give it a shot. First things first, I started to dig into some research, trying to figure out what materials those ancient badasses used. I found that during the Archaic period, Spartans used a…