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19/11/2014

A train in motion is a train carrying out its purpose. So why bother stopping at stations?!

That's the idea behind this concept train from China. Check out the video below which demonstrates how it works: Passengers step onto a compartment platform above an incoming train, which is then snagged by the train as it moves through the platform.
At the next station, anyone wanting to get off moves up into the compartment, which is then snagged by the station.
The train itself never stops, it simply trades embarkation capsules as its moves through a station, giving passengers a window of time to board without the train needing to stop.

19/11/2014

“Digital Drugs” Spark Panic in the Middle East
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Digital drugs, more accurately called binaural beats, are sounds that are thought to be capable of changing brain wave patterns and inducing an altered state of consciousness similar to that effected by taking drugs or achieving a deep state of meditation.

Binaural beats occur when two tones with slightly different frequencies are played together. Without headphones, the slight difference in the two frequencies is perceived by the listener as a single tone that wavers slightly. With headphones, however, the two tones are isolated and the listener hears each frequency clearly in a different ear. As the brain processes the two tones, it must take into account the slight difference between the frequencies. To the listener, this difference is perceived as rhythmic beats inside the head.

The brain processes rhythmic stimulus as electrical impulses. The goal of digital drugs is to purposely control the electrical impulses and encourage the listener’s brain to synchronize its brain waves with the binaural beats. This synchronization, which is achieved by selecting binaural tones within a particular frequency level, is called Frequency Following Response (FFF) and is part of a concept called entrainment. Entrainment, the synchronization of one biological rhythm to another, is not a new concept. It forms the basis for many types of meditation and medical bio-feedback.

Digital drugs are also known as sound healing, solfeggio frequency therapy and more recently, i-dosing. The letter "i" stands for Internet -- videos and music downloads with binaural beats can be found quite easily by searching the Internet.

Learn more about digital drugs:

Frequencies are measured in units called hertz (Hz). By listening to two tones whose difference falls within a particular hertz level, the listener hopes to achieve a particular mood or change in energy. For instance, if the listener wanted to be very, very relaxed, he might choose to listen to a tone with 140Hz in one ear and 145Hz in the other. The listener's brain would perceive the difference between the two frequencies (5Hz) and adjust the listener's brain waves accordingly. If the listener wanted to be energized, however, he might choose to listen to 130Hz in one ear and 150 Hz in the other. A difference of 20Hz in frequencies would produce a different state of mind.

Waves Frequency range State of mind

Delta 0.5Hz - 4Hz Deep sleep

Theta 4Hz - 8Hz Drowsiness (also first stage of sleep)

Alpha 8Hz - 14Hz Relaxed but alert

Beta 14Hz - 30Hz Highly alert and focused

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19/11/2014

From online predators to simply too much screen time, we`ve all heard about the potential dangers of the internet and our children.
But have you heard of something called `i-dosing`? Parents warn it`s an alarming new trend where kids could be using their i-pads and i-pods to get intoxicated. They`re called digital drugs. They`re free --- accessible --- and legal.
But do these beats alter the brain the same way street drugs do?

19/11/2014

Unusual Facts: Bermuda has a dress code; you cannot walk around in your bathing suit and men must wear shirts at all times.

Sorry that it has been such a long time since I have posted anything. We have been very busy of late. Bermuda has brought us back to where we should be; enjoying scrumptious food, one meal at a time.

Well Bermuda; where do you start? How about on one of Bermuda’s pink sand beaches?

Bermuda is only about one third the size of Washington DC (or Alice Springs if you are from Australia). It has 103km of coastline and a population of 69,467 (in July 2013) making it the 204th smallest country in the world.

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