Most of your photos look like they could have been taken today. The Stardust, Riviera, and apparently that Harley Davidson cafe are gone but everything else looks about the same as it was when I visited

Going into Vegas with the understanding that it's a bizarre world of fake/copied culture makes it a bit more fun, indulging in the expensive absurdity of it all.

Hmm you're making me curious about what you found! If it was anthropological, you could contact the anthro department at ASU about it. If geological, maybe someone in the sciences at ASU or geology at

Welcome back, Dexter!

Doesn't seem worth the asking price at the very least.

The bit about a higher dimensional space reminded me of Eric Weinstein on Joe Rogan's podcast from about a year ago (#1945). It's long but it's a trip worth taking.

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I've heard about this concept for a while and tbh I'm very skeptical, but I'm ticking your experience into my 'maybe' box. What do you think the chances are of it being a placebo?

Do you see the control regime as a small collection of self-appointed elites or more as a defuse lattice of thoughts in a collective? I tend to see it as the latter. An "advertising/political power

Simply giving individuals a third of that amount would enable them to afford reasonable rent amounts. That makes the assumption it would be spent on rent. Given no choice and having the money be directly

Well, it's an alternative. But I don't think it's a good one. Although it can be a barrier to entry at the low end, simply owning things and property is a foundation of financial stability. The government

Does or will Ancient World connect to Hive in some way?

That's amazing!!! Well done Slaven and Damir!!!!!!

lol A lot of recent cars feature HUDs reflected on the windshield, and there were those Cadillacs that had infrared nightvision a long long time ago. With thermal cameras getting better, I wonder if that'll

AR/VR goggles have their niches. I like my cheap VR headset for flying games. Just having a 3-dimensional cockpit adds a lot to the immersion, but the head tracking makes it much better experience as well.

Yeah well, at least the battery cord got ripped off so you still have that. Take that, Apple pickers.

Thanks Dimas!

Google Glass was pretty clever about the form AR will need to take for wider adoption, short of eyeball implants. It was pretty useless when it debuted but still ahead of its time. Processing power and

Looks like it was a nice home, 100 years ago. Laundry and dryer under the stairs... interesting decision.

The battery situation is just overall awkward. You're tethered to a battery you have to keep in your pocket. They obviously didn't want to mount the battery to the back of the strap for fatigue reasons.