Day 2: Hello, if you’re here for the second day; welcome! If not, hello I’m Nick. I’m planning on curating lots of information of this website and connecting some ideas and topics typically discussed today. I was thinking earlier about Neuralink and what it could do to our senses. We have our 5 senses and we have ways we can replicate them, we have microphones to hear, cameras to see, chemical analysis of the air around us (similar to smell), can chemically analyze most things around us (kind of like taste, it breaks down the chemical but also tells us the composition (evolutionarily we dislike tastes because they may be poisonous)) and similarly through safety management systems can have a sort of sense of touch (e.g. a warning system for a rocket that warns there is an air leak is self-monitoring, similar to our sense of touch relating to heat (we jump back when somethings hot. A pseudo warning system)). So with Neuralink there are ways we could improve those senses. Infrared cameras, sensitive condenser microphones, stuff like that. It’s just an interesting thought, but I like thinking of the ‘what ifs’. Microphones can be powered 24/7 so what if we constantly we’re taking in sounds, or video streams from cameras. Or what if a cybernetically enhanced person took psychedelics? Since a camera records simply in binary and the data stream would be purely electronic and not electrochemical, what would the perception be like? If that were to happen and at the same time a person had a camera, could they map the DMT realm in that manner? Just thoughts…
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3rd: Howdy, I’m getting into the swing of having a website. I certainly need to update more pages and add more information. Just been sleeping lately, lots of forensic homework. I’m learning alongside you. I’ll be adding some pathology information pretty soon, and maybe a recipe. I was on social media a bit, just engaging with the normals. People are awful mad at Ye West, they’re even likening him to Hitler! But I don’t know why a black man who’s ACTUALLY killed millions isn’t on their mind right now… Mosul, Libya… etc. etc. etc. Obama and Hitler have more in common than Ye and Obama. And when he reads the definition of anti-semitism, and it just happens to mention the conspiracy that Jewish people own the world? Astounding! It reads a punchline. And there’s no ‘if you question gangs, you’re anti-black’ written anywhere. (BTW gangs were established as communal protection because police in those areas were banding together and really bring the hammer down, but as people in it made money and gained more power it transformed into something else, and original anti gang laws exist because of the first definition of gangs ((communal protection) at least from what I recall, feel free to correct me.))) We just don’t mention it because they weren’t Americans, Obama even apologized for Libya and almost immediately after, threw children in cages at the border so they could fall onto the following administration and they would get flak for it (https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/kids-in-cages-debate-trump-obama/2020/10/23/8ff96f3c-1532-11eb-82af-864652063d61_story.html). But fuck Trump, right? Be careful of the powers at be, and toe the line. I shall do the same.
4th: I’m studying arson (and fingerprints (for the 4th time) and falsified documents (this is really a 400s class?). Nothing of real importance or significance has happened to me. But I should find a popular topic to write about. Gerrymandering was lit recently. I think cities should have a clear, definable, secure entrance, and within those bounds the laws would be different. I get some state and federal laws. The Parks System is the United States’ greatest achievement by far. Yellowstone? Hello!?!? It just so happens to be by luck, but it is astounding. I digress, but that’s really one of the only purposes of state and federal government. Arson is a surprisingly short little bit, thanks to gas chromatography. Fingerprints are known as ‘friction ridges’ in this community and are pretty easy as well..-!!!!!! I got it! Everyone dreamt of a technological world a hundred years ago and looked toward the future, right (at least most people)? But they didn’t understand what it would be like to live in that world. To be completely replaceable with the next person in line. That’s today’s conversation. I’m gonna grab something to eat (which is something our forefather’s would’ve loved to casually do (we can have watermelon in the Fall in Winter, that’s some bullshit they would’ve thought was petty)), I recommend you do as well. Gonna make some jasmine and lotus tea, dunno what else. BRB… Good stuff, took a while. I don’t think our ancestors would recognize the world and want to live in it Don’t get me wrong, life is very easy. I think that’s part of the problem. Gives no sense of our reality. Early, and even up to fairly recent times, pillaging, murder and rape was the normal for humans. We didn’t know you could grow food because we were in an Ice Age for so long. Also, an interesting thing about the Ice Age. Only freshwater freezes. So, all the oceans are salt water because it was what didn’t freeze. It might be what killed the Megalodon, that or ocean currents not carrying certain micronutrients because Earth’s climate is always in a constant cycle of change. Speaking of a cycle of change. 44% of all children are autistic, are our methods of classification becoming more rigorous? Or is social media responsible? Microplastics and aluminum in the environment stopping your brain from absorbing certain nutrients correctly? There are lots of popular theories. I believe it’s because anyone can have kids and survive today. Which I don’t honestly give a shit about, I’m not on this bitch for a long time. It’s why peanut allergy exists now but didn’t 60 years, etc, etc, etc. This daily update was fun, just let it (my bruhhh-ain) do it’s thing. Arson page coming soon.
Day 5: 12/29/22 Howdy, updating my site finally. I’ve been busy with things outside of school. There’s always lots to talk about and I should always write more for the site, but that’s just how life goes. I’ve written about arson, basic toxicology, I should write blood spatter and blood spatter calculations but I find myself wanting to write about the basics of evidence. There’s interesting principles and rules I’ll delve into a bit. I also find blood spatter to be difficult to write about because there’s a whole other side to blood evidence that is essential to mention; DNA. Mentioning DNA also implies that the reader knows about the basics of biology, or somewhat. Modern DNA typing doesn’t require knowledge of the actual science behind the work. It can be automated with certain typing and all you have to do is operate the machinery and follow safety protocol with stringent sanitation standards. But I find knowledge of the ‘principles’ of DNA to be interesting enough to learn, as it could help with other studies or to help plan for contingencies. What if the concentrated DNA is contaminated and shows a tri-allelic pattern and what do you do? Etc, etc, etc. I also need to update toxicology to include things like nerve agents and common household mixes for harm reduction purposes. I also want to write up a lab report on luminol production at home to detect blood. Hydrogen peroxide works on visible stains, but luminol is better suited for visualization without complete annihilation of DNA evidence. Overall I have to write more, but I think I’ll update some pages maybe go over the basics of evidence. We’ll see. N