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Technological Unintended Consequences

Technology is certainly a double-edge sword. For every advantage technology also has a disadvantage. Often we call these adverse impacts “unintended consequences” despite being part of the design of the technology from the get go. “There are three categories of unintended consequences. The unexpected benefit, which is a positive but unplanned outcome, The unexpected drawback, […]

Technological Unintended Consequences

Technology is certainly a double-edge sword. For every advantage technology also has a disadvantage. Often we call these adverse impacts “unintended consequences” despite being part of the design of the technology from the get go. “There are three categories of unintended consequences. The unexpected benefit, which is a positive but unplanned outcome, The unexpected drawback,… Continue reading Technological Unintended Consequences

Shocking Underfoot

Underfoot Electrical charges is an interesting phenomena. While I wrote this post nearly two months ago, somehow it didn’t actually get published. — https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/geoelectric-field-models-1-minute Across the USA on May 10th and 11th, sky watchers marveled at bright displays of aurora borealis during the biggest geomagnetic storm in decades. Little did they know, something was also […]

Shocking Underfoot

Underfoot Electrical charges is an interesting phenomena. While I wrote this post nearly two months ago, somehow it didn’t actually get published. — https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/geoelectric-field-models-1-minute Across the USA on May 10th and 11th, sky watchers marveled at bright displays of aurora borealis during the biggest geomagnetic storm in decades. Little did they know, something was also… Continue reading Shocking Underfoot

Wise Revisiting of the “Turn on, Tune in, Drop out” in a Modern Situation

Echoing the overwhelmed feeling from current events they neither can influence, control or fully understand, Peter put the old 1960’s adage “Turn on, Tune in, Drop out” into modern use (I’m hitting the highlights, follow the link for the expanded original blog post): I think Timothy Leary’s slogan might not be a bad one to… Continue reading Wise Revisiting of the “Turn on, Tune in, Drop out” in a Modern Situation

About University

Econ, Finance, and Accounting. The people who have to actually understand how money works in real life, are the least likely to favor socialism. That’s what a trained criminal investigator might call a clue. https://monsterhunternation.com/2024/04/09/correia-mocks-your-major/ While I would not go to print with the wasted verbiage Correia uses, he has a point. Unless University is […]

LoTW – It’s Alive (Again)!

EDIT – Seems LoTW was only briefly up.  Might have been a test or an inadvertent public access moment prior to reconstruction being fully completed.  Or it broke right away again.  Comments are open for any reports of new information!   I won’t upload anything until after the weekend, but reports are that LoTW came […]

About University

Econ, Finance, and Accounting. The people who have to actually understand how money works in real life, are the least likely to favor socialism. That’s what a trained criminal investigator might call a clue. https://monsterhunternation.com/2024/04/09/correia-mocks-your-major/ While I would not go to print with the wasted verbiage Correia uses, he has a point. Unless University is… Continue reading About University

Reminders of Common Sense – UK Gov, says “Prepare”

I found it quite interesting when the UK Government officially rolled out recommendations to residents to prepare for disaster: https://prepare.campaign.gov.uk/get-prepared-for-emergencies/ Obviously how you prepare and what you include in your provisioning varies by location and personal needs. For my location ways to keep warm in winter would be a priority that most of the UK […]

Why I am “Meh..” on Scholarships

Really not interested in contributing in any fashion to Scholarships.  No serious* scholarship donations from me, no volunteered time from me, simply just not interested. (*sometimes you have to donate small amounts to be supportive of the larger efforts behind a scholarship) Even though scholarships are somewhat split between merit based and social agenda based […]

Reminders of Common Sense – UK Gov, says “Prepare”

I found it quite interesting when the UK Government officially rolled out recommendations to residents to prepare for disaster: https://prepare.campaign.gov.uk/get-prepared-for-emergencies/ Obviously how you prepare and what you include in your provisioning varies by location and personal needs. For my location ways to keep warm in winter would be a priority that most of the UK… Continue reading Reminders of Common Sense – UK Gov, says “Prepare”

Why I am “Meh..” on Scholarships

Really not interested in contributing in any fashion to Scholarships.  No serious* scholarship donations from me, no volunteered time from me, simply just not interested. (*sometimes you have to donate small amounts to be supportive of the larger efforts behind a scholarship) Even though scholarships are somewhat split between merit based and social agenda based… Continue reading Why I am “Meh..” on Scholarships

Washed Out Field Day

Both of the area clubs either canceled or sharply curtailed their Field Day activities when faced with harsh thunderstorms which dropped nearly five inches of rain, causing flooding and spawning at least six tornados in Wisconsin. As the stream between my house and my workshop hamshack flooded the roads to the hamshack, I decided it […]

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