Ever since the invention of social media, after blogs and on-line diaries had been invented, people began to lose the opportunity to physically interact. Generation X, Y, and Z are going to be the first to adapt to these changes a lot more than those of older generations, or people who oppose of popular culture … Read more
Here are some of my latest findings regarding the hard-science characteristics on how autism spectrum disorder is currently diagnosed. First of all, two brains must be compared. A normally-functioning brain and an autistic brain. Now, from looking at these two brains, they may look the same to you, until we go deep into the structures. … Read more
So, how will this affect one’s social construction, behaviour, and motivation? Will it give them sensational perception, such as perfect pitch, the ability to know how much one is turning, etc? What will be the future of this person’s life? Would we disrupt society if we used H+ technology to have genetically-engineered people all have … Read more
This post originally appeared on Sunday, 8 September 2013. Hello, everyone. Since I started last Month I decided to wrap up this quarter with a few things I have covered last week, possibly include resources, cover new information, etc. There may not be any posts until next year. If there are posts, they will be … Read more
This is part 2 of the previous post. Most of this will go over interesting experiences as a blind person with hearing loss.
This post originally appeared on 1 September 2013.
This post was originally written on Sunday, 24 August 2013.
There may be S-p-o-i-l-e-r-s about The Giver Quartet, read at your own risk!
This post was originally written on Sunday, 24 August 2013. A question I have for the blind community at large is: Many of the sighted people wonder if blind people can see in their dream. The answer depends on how much development is active in their visual cortex. If, on the other hand, there is … Read more
This post was originally written on Sunday, 24 August 2013. Transgender Issues and Problems in Western Culture Hello everyone, today I would like to follow up on what I did this week before I dive into some of the other stuff I promised I would do last week. Let’s start out with what I have … Read more
This post was originally written on Sunday, 18 August 2013. This project was started to help blind and visually-impaired people to understand the art of makeup and other attire culturally associated with femininity using sound. We use a variety of computer technology and holophonic and holographic algorithms with the most advanced characteristics in the physics … Read more