mrxexon

mrxexon t1_jdwh9lm wrote

"Hear" needs to be defined. It's not just the physical mechanism.

Provided your hearing is perfect, you are still bottlenecked in the brain. The reason being is your brain sorts out what you're focused on and excludes everything else to the best of it's ability. This is what allows you to concentrate on something in a noisy office, etc. But there is a limit.

The limit is in your conciousness. You only have no much of it and it doesn't divide very well. Each sound would require it's own attention and humans just aren't wired that way. In theory, you could train yourself to some degree but it's still an uphill battle.

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mrxexon t1_ja9dut1 wrote

It's not going to be a thing for years yet. And some countries like the US, Russia, and China don't want anyone near their property. National security stuff is at stake.

But someday? There will be a Fred Sanford of the orbital space junkyard. Salvage will be big business. And it will generate income for those that wish to get into it.

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mrxexon t1_ja5mkui wrote

Here, Google is your friend.

Enter a search like "Music, top 10, by year"

Should keep you busy for a while...

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mrxexon t1_ja32mm0 wrote

Rock. Classic rock if you want to be fussy.

The hardest part of posting here is trying to use a proper genre. Cause there's always somebody out there who doesn't agree.

You can only filet a fish so many times, folks...

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mrxexon t1_j9f560b wrote

Rock music is taking a nap these days. Nobody wants to grow up to be a rock star anymore. :( I'm coming to the conclusion that rock may be on the way out. A 70 year fad that has about run it's course. Tool and Pucifer and the only recent talent I care for.

The blues music scene is doing good. Bad times tends to breed good blues.

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mrxexon t1_j4945ka wrote

In short term only. What most people know of time travel is based on Hollywood physics...

Time is a construct for the human mind. It's reality is based on how conscious you are, not how far you travel.

There is no spoon, Neo...

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