Santa Cruz Mountains musician / songwriter, conscientious engineer / scientist / technologist, philosopher, defender of (my most sincere determination of) truth

Ben Lomond, CA
Joined October 2023
Introduce yourself by listing 10 bands you have seen live Tool At the drive in Sparta The Mars Volta System of a Down The Strokes Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks Steely Dan Ozma The Plastic Constellations
Introduce yourself by listing 10 bands you have seen live Dream Theater Marillion Porcupine Tree Opeth Mastodon Meshuggah Ozzy Osbourne Rob Zombie Iron Maiden Slayer
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The roadster is incredibly cool, but it’s not for this planet. I mean that literally. Imagine what it will do in the reduced gravity of mars and the moon.
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Where is the line between cookin and cooked?
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When you’re doing great people say you’re killin it. I propose we start saying you’re lifin it.
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So good
Okay, maybe AI is not so bad after all... 💀
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Normalize wisdom and courage overcoming power.
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Possibly the best thing to come out of 2026
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I’m becoming recklessly optimistic about the Zelda movie 😬
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I was gonna be mysterious, obviously.
I was gonna be mysterious, but my parents thought that was more of a girl's name.
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Mourning my capacity for side quests
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Thank you @NintendoAmerica for causing my feed to be full of Zelda content today. I, nay the world, really needed this.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be reborn on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. #NintendoDirect
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Allow yourself to be dazzled by the ordinary
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Use the stuff you don’t know is there.
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Here’s one reason I’m thankful for the internet. If you grew up listening to this, we should be friends. If you’ve never heard it before…. You’re welcome. open.spotify.com/album/31tMs…
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When you’re paying attention consistently you realize the constant stream of synchronicities is simultaneously mind blowing and hilariously predictable.
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I’m not a big reposter, but this is cool info
New research reveals that the act of singing can skyrocket immune-boosting antibodies by up to 240% in just one hour. Recent scientific studies reveal that singing is a biological powerhouse that significantly strengthens the immune system. Specifically, vocalizing triggers a rapid increase in Immunoglobulin A (sIgA), a crucial antibody that protects the mouth, throat, and gut from infection. Research involving choir members has shown that active singing can cause these immune markers to spike by as much as 240% within a single hour. Crucially, the benefit requires active participation; while listening to music offers emotional perks, the physical act of singing produces a far more immediate and substantial surge in antibody levels. Beyond the chemical boost, singing functions as physical medicine by activating the vagus nerve to calm the body. This process reduces cortisol, the primary stress hormone, and balances the immune response. These findings are remarkably inclusive, showing measurable improvements in everyone from casual singers to cancer patients and their caregivers. Regardless of technical skill or training, the simple act of raising your voice provides a universal tool for enhancing resilience and health. source: Kreutz, G., Bongard, S., Rohrmann, S., Hodapp, V., & Grebe, D.. Effects of choir singing or listening on secretory immunoglobulin A, cortisol, and emotional state. Journal of Behavioral Medicine.
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Anyone else feeling discombobulated lately?
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I’ve embarked on my first vibe coding endeavor. Let’s see if it works out. Having fun either way
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