Welcome to the Multidimensional Time Slip

Kind of sounds like a Pink Floyd song, doesn't it?

Interesting. I first listened to this album like 30 years ago, and it is still just as powerful now as it was back then.

Anyway, I am someone who enjoys utilizing a variety of different web browsers, and there are many reasons for doing this. 

For instance, it's a good way to separate your work, so you can do your research and recreation in one browser, and you do your work in another, basically it's a good way to stay organized. 

Personally, I use Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Brave, and others, which shall remain nameless. 

Guess what I was greeted with tonight, when I opened up my Brave browser?

Here I will show you as it appeared to me in real time: 

When I first saw this, I thought to myself, wow, this is like something right out of 1984, you know the movie and the book by George Orwell, but instead this time it is artificially enhanced by AI, and this one even has the mark of the beast on the forehead.

A view from the cockpit

What is this?

What is this?

My current rig. Outdated processing chip, but still kind of cool. 

I will have more to say about this subject in the near future. 

Random Insight Number 02-20-24

So, I noticed that when I'm talking to someone in person, like, for instance, at the grocery store, and I move my hands when I talk, you know, "speaking with the hands", that I tend to have my left hand up and my right hand down, both hands held palms up, like a cup, which is an intuitive gesture of openness and honesty, and the complete opposite of this:

It's an unnatural positioning. It's a position depicting underhandedness and deception. In one hand the arm is raised as if wielding a sword, but a sword that you can't quite see. On the other hand, it's as if it could be reaching for a pocket knife. When I look at this picture and think about mirroring the positioning of the hands, I can't do it, it's like there is a force field preventing me from doing so. Not that it's physically impossible, but just that I think that there is a memory reminding me not to go there, similar to a child being told at a young age not to touch the hot stove, even though you haven't yet personally experienced the harm yourself, you trust the guidance of your elders.

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