A fluke multimeter can be used to perform various measurement functions. This digital device works well in measuring resistance, voltage and current. When you choose the right function using the selector knob, you will be able to read the measurements on the digital display. The fluke multimeter is designed with large digital displays. This makes […]
5 Superhuman Hacks: How to Unleash Your Full Potential
Back in the 1980’s, Harvard Professor of Medicine, Herbert Benson visited a group of monks living in the Himalayas and discovered that they were able to raise their body temperature by 17 degrees using a yoga technique called Tum-mo. We cannot teach you anything about temperature-rising yoga methods, however, there are different “body hacks” that […]
Lost in The Dark, Found in The Light: The Importance of Home Lighting
Photo credit: British gas For most Americans, flipping a light switch is the first thing they do when they wake up, and the last thing they do before bed. It’s become so common that people barely think twice about doing it. But lighting, is without a doubt, the most essential decorating element for any industrial […]
7 Proven Tips to Increase the Longevity of Your Expensive Appliances
There are many reasons why you would want your expensive appliances to serve you for long. If you’re not considering the cost, you’d be looking at the important values you derive using them. Don’t bank on the notion that these appliances have warranties. It might take a while before you get a replacement, and that […]
Portable Platform for Advanced Electro-Medical applications
SIS Manufacturing Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia, has launched the first of its kind, portable, state of the art, multi-purpose electronic platform for both advanced electro-medical applications, and non-therapeutic ultra-low Microcurrent and low voltage generation, for widest possible accessibility and distribution. Patent Pending device and technology. The SIS machine and electrode system has been designed to […]
Brendan Dassey, Chris Tapp, and the Agentic State
In 1961, a Yale scientist carried out an experiment that quickly achieved notoriety verging on infamy. No one suffered direct harm, but test subjects learned something about themselves they might not have wanted to know. To perform the experiment, Stanley Milgram recruited dozens of volunteers, ordinary people from all walks of life. He told them […]
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