Namaste everyone wherever you are in the world, welcome to another of my whimsical reviews in which I was eloquent about a lot of things triggered in my mind by what I watch. I’m axat, and I just rewatched interstellar . https://youtu.be/vhEmKAo0o8w By the time the Murphy’s law kicks into place we already know that interstellar is not going to be the usual run of the mill science-fiction movie in fact I think it already defines a lot of ways in which technology will help us transcend the boundaries of both our little blue marble our cocoon of existence & expand to different territories in the solar system and finally the Milky Way towards making the Foundation series of Isaac Asimov a reality to benefit all of humanity The hero astronaut serendipitously gets an Indian Air Force drone With outstanding solar cells . I love India and ISRO and I love seeing the Indian space economy grow, as well as the solar. 🇮🇳 Air is 80% nitrogen and we don’t even breathe nitroge...
Hello my fellow existentialist humanists, I am Axat and yesterday I had a dream about the various people whose deaths I was informed by someone who had witnessed it. I guess that includes my father, because even though someone must have talked to me about it, I was just over 2 years old and therefore unable to comprehend and/or remember any conversations from that period of time. https://youtu.be/RCLrD_uW3uQ The earliest death I remember hearing about was a fellow student at school, then a college senior, both drownings, another college senior who was additionally accompanied at the time by his junior and my senior who survived the crash, my maternal grandmother, whose body was the second one I consigned to flames after dad's, followed by growing up and coming to terms with the fact that we are mortal beings who will die in one way or another. Which is kind of the time during which I developed my thoughts on 6hourism, which means living the best possible life in the moment becaus...