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» Is Reading the Best Way for the Human Mind to Learn to Think or Gain Knowledge?
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 

Many have said the members of our society who cannot read are at such a severe disadvantage that they cannot excel in life or climb to the next level of society. That is to say they cannot go from lower class to middle class or from middle class to upper class. Before 1970 most all the Billionaires did not finish High School, yet this is no longer the norm. In the present period with all the rules for business and the complicated process of politics for favors and licensing and regulation it often takes much more education to become a billionaire.

 
 
» Is China Testing Bio Weapons on Its Own People?
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 
Well the conspiracy theorists are out in full force I see. I had an interesting meeting the other day at a coffee shop and talked with a highly paranoid chap, who claimed to have some real insider information. He said that the Chinese were experimenting with their own populations with new vaccines for bird flu.
 
 
» International Space Station Robotic Maintenance Power
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 
At the International Space Station ISS repairs are often needed on the exterior, the problem is it is a lot of work to send out a manned space walk to do this. Astronauts need oxygen and they have the problems of human error. Yet if we use robots, well they do not complain, unless programmed too. Robots in fact could spend months to fix something, astronauts five day space walk missions are about all we can muster right now and if we cannot get it done in time, imagine the cost for another launch. What about Fatigue factors, which take a toll on the organic components of the human body? Costs to send up a space crew to do repairs can be millions if not billions of dollars.
 
 
» Insighting Human Behavior thru Gravity Wave Simulations of the Moon
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 
Every police officer will tell you that when there is a full moon, the natives are restless and it will be a long night, with lots of arrests and paperwork? This is a known fact one which cannot be dismissed so easily after such basic observations. An evolutionary theorist would say this is because on moonlit nights our ancient ancestors went on night hunts or that the Sabertooth tigers came to hunt us?
 
 
» Inflatable Pancake For VSTOL Aircraft
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 

Due to the need to take of and land aircraft in smaller spaces and also to provide more safety to air travel new technologies will be needed. Many scientists and aerospace engineers envision aircraft capable of anti-gravity with super ultra-light weight materials, which will enable them to take of vertically or near vertically.

 
 
» Increasing the Flow of Thought for Educational Input to the Human Brain
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 
Anytime you increase the flow, you increase efficiency. When you increase the flow of thought you increase the abilities to teach and to learn. We are learning more and more about the brain, its capacity and how humans learn each day with the modern techniques of fMRI and other innovative technologies. Now I would like to discuss the value in these possible future innovations and how they will affect the changes in education.
 
 
» Increasing Lift via Vortex Eddies with a Pre Leading Edge Device
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 

One great revelation in the aerospace industry is designing wings, which create small cyclone airflows over the wing. The mini-horizontal Tornadoes “suck” the wing up ward as the airflows go over the top of the surface. Now then in speaking of such induced above wing turbulence and vortex eddies a though had occurred. I had an idea and concept of creating a pre-leading edge devices, that would pop out from the leading edge of an aircraft and there would be 30 per wing.

 
 
» Increasing Human Brain Power, Concept
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 

Is it possible to increase the human brainpower? Not just become smarter, but actually more power and energy? Some say yes and NASA is working on ways to do just that, the applications are endless; from boosting the immune system to higher cognitive processing.

 
 
» Implanted Chips in the Brain by 2025
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 

If we consider the long history of modern humans and their adoption of technologies and then consider the most recent hyper-advances in technology in the present period in BioTech, Computer Sciences and NanoTech, it would be silly for anyone to assume that we would not have an implanted device in humans at the time they got a Social Security Card. You see 2025 is not that far away in terms of the human endeavor.

 
 
» I Want to Lose Weight with the Vibrational Energy Sound Fat Zapper Device
By Lance Winslow | On January 9, 2006 | In Reference-and-Education | Rated
 
Do you want to lose a weight and maybe take off a few pounds? I want to lose weight too, I think we all do and some of us more than others. Well soon you will be able to lose weight using a new technology, which will zap your fat cells using vibrational sound energy.
 
 
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