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Income wise I've reached the point where I can now spend some time trying out some new things. I won't be able to do it for years, but that is because I buy thi
by winfred 12y ago
Income wise I've reached the point where I can now spend some time trying out some new things. I won't be able to do it for years, but that is because I buy things like new Makerbots, that's really eating into my budget.
In other aspects of life, well, that's a hard one. I consider myself one of the world's first cyborgs, with several implants (I have both magnetic sensory perception and RFID implant to computer authentication to give you some examples).
The plans I'm working on now in my leisure time are full of self indulgence. I'm working on art pieces that I'll be using for my performance art work, where I'm integrating my implants with my clothing and transportation. I have all the parts and materials, it's mainly a matter of giving each aspect of the project the time it needs to complete.
- tedks 12y agoSo has the rate of your income growth changed after beginning these experiments? Are the implants your projects? Would you not have been able to do them before you started with nootropes and tDCS? Do you feel like your art is better or more refined? I hope these questions aren't invasive; feel free to not answer any of them; I just thought it valuable to ask because there are very few people that seem to have gone as far into this as you have, you claim to have strong results, and I'd honestly really, really like to have additional motivation to continue doing them myself.