Sunday, February 15, 2009, 10:33 AM

hahaha.
so i was trying to find a way to sync my photos with my iPod,
& since syncing stuff with iPods require iTunes,
& iTunes doesn't have a 'pictures' function, i tried to Google a solution.
then i found out how!
& i was very happy!
but if i sync my photos i think i will lose my songs (again..),
so i was very paranoid & so i didn't do anything. lol.
but. 160GB. wahaha. i can put like my entire database in my Mac inside & it will still have tetra-millions of bytes left.
shiok.
so i just put my photos & cleared away the one i have in my laptop now.
now my laptop has space =D
& software uploading is faster too!

but anyway a random thought came up during the process of finding a way to sync photos.
wouldn't it be great if life has a 'SAVE' function?
& if all else fails just hit 'LOAD FROM LAST SAVE POINT' again & just restart.
haha.
no, i am not a gamer.
it's just a thought.
of course, it'll probably mean we'll lose our humanity,
since being real means we have to keep moving forward.
but you know, sometimes it isn't all that bad to repeat from your mistake again.

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anyway, the other day i happened to be watching..
i think it was Discovery Channel, or NatGeo.
either one; they were talking about some time travelling thing.
DID YOU KNOW. astronauts actually travel a few seconds into the future every time they land back on earth?
cool, huh.
& to really travel far in the future requires a mass of body to travel at the speed of light or faster,
but for i-forgot-how-much increase in speed, your mass doubles.
which means your mass will increase almost infinitely.
& the energy to move the increased mass to the speed of light is actually greater than the energy that the earth can supply.
which probably means that time travelling isn't going to come true in the near future. unless they get some crazy energy source.

& gravity is a representation of time travelling back into the past.
i forgot why. but it is. LOL.

interesting right.
haha. that's why i like Discovery & NatGeo (:

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