100% with you on this. Love anything that lasts. The things I value most are the things I have had around me ( and some are from my parents/grandparents) for years. I would love to journal but am terrified of someone else reading it. But I do remember a little snip from a Ted Talk - when you draw you remember more. It works for me. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel.
You might be surprised what would happen if someone reads it. I think most people would be so bored with what I write they would lose interest in the first ten pages.
Over the past 2 years, I traveled 80,000 miles through 39 states on my Harley. You figure out real fast what is truly essential when traveling on a motorcycle. Much of my real estate was taken up with video equipment. My wife and I moved to New Mexico three years ago from Chicago. I built a little cabin out in the desert keeping things simple... Hope to see you out there in Santa Fe sometime, Dan I usually photographed political events at The Roundhouse
That is pure awesome. I used to travel on a bike too, back when we lived in LA. I had a dual sport Honda with packs so I could carry a bit more. Like a 4x5....
@@DANIELMILNOR505 at 54 years old, I decided that kind of travel is a young man's game! My wife and I are kind of like you. We're looking to buy a little school bus and converted into a camper so we can travel around New Mexico. You live off-grid probably about an hour south of Santa Fe
@@DANIELMILNOR505 I know you are extremely busy, but if you get a chance, check out my other channel, backroad biker Adventures. I have some of my Production videos on there but you might enjoy
If you're a boot guy, you may have heard of Whites Boots out of Spokane Washington. Hand made to order and they let you choose your own custom build based on their various leather/sole/last/hardware options. They size the boot based on tracings of your foot and measurements that you send to them. They're resoleable and rebuildable. After 4 years of wearing mine 5 days a week, I finally had to get them resoled. The breakin period will test your perseverance, but the end result is the best fitting, feeling and most well made piece of footwear you'll probably ever own and they'll last you the rest of your life.
I think someone else mentioned them. I'll have a look. I wear Lems Boulder Boots now. Nine ounces, zero drop, wide toe box. I love them and they aren't pricy. They are somewhat odd but man do they feel great.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 Ah, ok. These boots are a whole other beast. Whites got their name for making some of the best boots for wildland firefighters. They have 100 years of work boot heritage, so they make some heavy stuff. They have much more casual options now, but no zero drop, and of course being hand made they're pricey. I do prefer zero drop for running shoes.
Completely agree - buy quality, buy once. You save so much money. For the bag, for those interested - check out the SF Bags Muzetto leather bag. Amazing quality, stylish and uses amazing leather. I am going on my 7th year. No affiliation, just want to let people know about a great product. Made in the USA - right in San Francisco too.
I bought a pair of Danner Mountain Light with my fist pay check. They had been resoled 6 times and finally weren't able to do another after nearly 30 years. They are not cheap, I believe they're close to $400. I'm going to have to look into those Birkenstocks.
A very timely video as I just got done purging a bunch of books, knickknacks, and just a bunch of "stuff" that sits in closets or on shelves. It's often a struggle to get rid of these things, but at the end of the day they aren't getting used and they serve no useful purpose for the present.
Hi Dan super video with a ton of info. I like the way you make fun of your self which for me make’s your videos feel very real. Sorry but I would never be seen in the shoes you talked about, not my thing, what is my thing is a good pair of DR Martin’s they keep for ever. I have had my black pair for about 30 years and they are still kicking! I guess its a bit about style and were you are from. I am from the UK and have a style from there with a bit of that Cal look ! There could be a lot of people sizing down in todays world, there is just stuff we all don’t need and why not just fix things you like if not working!
I'm gonna geek out and say that the Leica M6 I bought years ago has been something somewhat essential to what I do. Although a good pair of shoes would be next on my list since I've worn out shoes every year and they can get really expensive if you need specialized shoes annually.
The M6 will outlive us both. Good machine. And yes, shoes are SUPER pricy. I love these folks. www.lemsshoes.com/ Great shoes and not that expensive. I wear the Boulder Boots and the Trailhead.
Great! A very eclectic mix. I agree with you about preferring to write in a journal as opposed to an Ipad but I'm terrified of someone rerading my boxes and boxes of journals. I guess I need to work harder on the Da Vinci mirror writing! Keep up the great work - looking forward to the next "For what it's worth" and the latest Trumpisms.
Thanks for sharing. I always felt I was alone in that Birkenstock sandal story, same happened to me, purchased them predicting I’d be returning them because I wouldn’t like them, and they’re still here so many years later. I don’t even have the courage-or patience-to try and convince my buddies how dope they are cuz they’d never go for it, it’s their loss lol.
As someone who kept a lot of stuff over the years and in the process of going through it all, I have two observations. There were things I kept that should have been thrown out, donated or something and the rest was not well organized.
It’s a very personal process although I can surely see the value of these 5 things. It’s very head to toe. Makes me think. Somethings for the use and others for what they represent.
They go well together. And I have only just begun. I need to get out on a long range van mission at some point. Covid has made things a bit more complicated, but we'll get there.
Couldn’t help but notice the awesome-o boots sitting so stoically in the corner of the frame ... 😍 I’ve got a thing for boots , leather bags & journals ( although I’ve always managed to destroy them when they became evidence of my wrongdoings ) 🙊🙊🙊 ... ima check out the link to the bag , very nice ! Btw , just received the book , “American Backyard “ by Elliot Ross and Genevieve Allison , and it so coincides with a project I’ve been leaning to cover on the heated topic of immigration... a Friend just submitted a Doc regarding this issue , can’t wait to show him the book ! When he’s out of his writing cave... Thanks for the references , we all need more Quality less Quantity ! 🙌🏼
Those were my dad's boots. He is no longer with us but those boots remain, and will. I love leather too. Leather soled boots, leather bags, jackets. Lyme killed my hips so no more leather soled boots for me, but the rest is doable.
Don't throw out your negitives....get them stored with a friend. You said you write with a fountain pen, what type and brand? Also is your journal paper able to handle the fountain pen ink?
Yes, Blurb notebooks handle all kinds of ink, even over the photographs. I use two kinds of fountain pens. Pilot Petite and Monami Olinka. I buy from Jet Pens.
I love your videos about photography. I get the point of reducing stuff, I do it myself. But in a way this is just an influencer product video. Are there really people out there who need inspiration to choose their henpecks? :)
I‘m practicing on a Manduka Pro for about four years now. I tried a lot of things to „break it in“. Rubbed it with salt and sand. Had it out in the sun and the rain. But it is still super slippery when I start to sweat. When I’m in downward dog you can see my hands slowly sliding over the mat. How did you overcome this?
I have a cloth that fits over the entire thing when I am getting super sweaty. I don't need to use it that much and have really only used it for my hands, not the feet. But, I'm now at 7000 feet and it is really dry here, so even when I'm dripping it dries almost instantly.
Dan I gotta ask about your glasses. They look a bit odd yet friggin cool at the same time. I dont know if there is a video on this ? But the look is contrarian to what most ppl including myself who wear glasses do- Try to minimalize ultra thin frames w just the lens. Forgive me as I'm not making fun, I'm just curious. If their is a story ( and you are a good story teller)- video!!!! lol peace out keep up the great vlog!
No worries. All my glasses are Oakley prescription optics. These also transition to sunglasses when I'm outside. These frames protect me from sun, wind, dust, etc. I can't see the frame. All I see is sharpness all around me. I also like the minimal glasses but for my lifestyle these seem to be the best.
I have a lot of material things and love it all. Nope, don’t use them all, but still love them all. Gonna keep a lot of them, throw some of them out, and buy more. Oh well, just bought another chess set from Ukraine that I don’t need but want it anyway. Life goes on.
Daniel Milnor I watch Magnus Carlsen for inspiration. Chess should be played no matter what our skill levels are, but can always be improved. It’s like Photography in general, we gotta work at it for better understanding.
The bit about Birkenstocks made me laugh out loud. I have a pair, much like yours but they are suede. They are ancient and wonderful. Once, I managed to snap the buckle piece off the shoe. No worries. Got them repaired and they are good to go for another however many years. I cannot even tell you how old these things are. Yes, I wear them with socks. Generally striped ones because I figure if I'm going to look ridiculous, I should go all the way with it. ;-) The journal thing... yep! I've had a morning journal practice for years and I will never stop. I like a particular journal and a particular pen and I buy both in bulk. My poor kid is going to have a mess on his hands when I shed my mortal coil but oh well... I gave him life - he will deal. Now the drawing thing... my attitude about that is who cares if you're any good at it. Do you enjoy it? If so, you've met the criteria for continuing. Why are we so adamant about being good at everything as the #1 reason to keep doing something?? Boggles the mind. Anyway, fun video. Thanks for sharing!
I'm happy to know there are others out there wearing long-range, rebuilt "stocks." I'm wearing them as I write this. Come winter the socks will be a regular routine. The journal feels like breathing at this point. As for drawing, I'm still intimidated by it. I'm so worked up by the fact I don't have the skill yet, but my wife said this weekend, "Hey, I want to learn too so lets do it together."
Hi Daniel, I love your vision about photography and your even more your work, and you look a guy I would love to have a mate with. However this is the second time in one of your videos that you have a very strong-pseudoscientific statement (honestly I don't remember the first one). In this case the thing about carrying mobile phones. Indeed, we know the kind of radiation coming from mobile phones, and as happens with wifi, micro or radiowaves, those radiatios have a very low energy, are non-ionizing, and thus they are very unlikely to have absolutely any effect on your cells. To put it in context, the radiation that we recieve every single day from the sun is incredibly more energetic, powerful (and thus harmful), producing many mutations in our DNA, which is the reason our body has several mechanisms to protect our cells from this damage. I might not have convinced you, nor this is the appropriate channel to do it, but maybe now your are curious enough about it to do your own research. All the best!
Why does FCC have a 1.6 watt per kilogram target for mobile devices? And why does something like the OnePlus phone get flagged for higher ratings? What about mobile phones impacting things like sleep patterns, reaction time, and brain patterns? As you mention, I'm not a scientist, but all of this makes me think, if I have a choice, NOT to carry my phone next to my groin area. But hey, to each his/her own. There are plenty of things that might get me first. And mate trumps all. So, anytime. Distanced and masked mate!
It's great to question things and be concerned but when you actually sit down and go through systematic reviews you'll see the claims surrounding dangers of mobile phone radiation are just simply unfounded and based on nothing other pseudoscientific fear mongering, much like anti-vaxxers.
oh never get rid of your negatives, I will store them for you for free. You will regret it I think. We have chatted a couple times by email. My real name is Rick Irvine Or get a small storage unit. I lost a lot of negs in a move and I regret the loss.
@@DevonMiniFlicks I know tons of peeps that read but there has been a ton of data around the difficulty adults are having reading book-length material. The Shallows is a good example. The rewiring of the human brain that allows for the ingestion of microdoses of data. Once the brain is altered it can be difficult for some to engage with in-depth material. Also, I have quite a few friends who used to be readers who aren't any longer. The phone has really taken over. And sure, I know at least four young people.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 This sad observation is coming from a writer, publisher and foreign correspondent (and photographer). Of course there are some young people who read, not many though (in fact this has little to do with age). As for what is being published today, it is mainly trash or sensational political propaganda. I have to say that the english speaking market for books is very large and allows for a diversity which you won't find in other languages.
@@DevonMiniFlicks Actually, the fall off with reading is with adults. As for getting put down, get used to it. Happens to every generation. Just ignore it. Go England!
@@DevonMiniFlicks This sad observation is coming from a writer, publisher and foreign correspondent (and photographer). Of course there are some young people who read, not many though (in fact this has little to do with age). As for what is being published today, it is mainly trash or sensational political propaganda. I have to say that the english speaking market for books is very large and allows for a diversity which you won't find in other languages.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 Beyond's website doesn't have subsections for Men, Women, etc. It makes it harder to find things for us girls. They should add that feature to their site, Dan. :)
I just found your channel and feel so inspired watching your videos.
Living life by our needs and not our wants. Great stuff as usual Dan
Easier said than done but working on it...
100% with you on this. Love anything that lasts. The things I value most are the things I have had around me ( and some are from my parents/grandparents) for years. I would love to journal but am terrified of someone else reading it. But I do remember a little snip from a Ted Talk - when you draw you remember more. It works for me. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel.
You might be surprised what would happen if someone reads it. I think most people would be so bored with what I write they would lose interest in the first ten pages.
Believe or not, I got the K5 Modus jacket with the AG23 patch on the sleeve! The folks at Beyond are amazing people. Cheers from the Philippines!
I heard about you! I love that jacket. Fits like a glove. And a great hood.
Over the past 2 years, I traveled 80,000 miles through 39 states on my Harley. You figure out real fast what is truly essential when traveling on a motorcycle. Much of my real estate was taken up with video equipment. My wife and I moved to New Mexico three years ago from Chicago. I built a little cabin out in the desert keeping things simple... Hope to see you out there in Santa Fe sometime, Dan I usually photographed political events at The Roundhouse
That is pure awesome. I used to travel on a bike too, back when we lived in LA. I had a dual sport Honda with packs so I could carry a bit more. Like a 4x5....
@@DANIELMILNOR505 at 54 years old, I decided that kind of travel is a young man's game! My wife and I are kind of like you. We're looking to buy a little school bus and converted into a camper so we can travel around New Mexico. You live off-grid probably about an hour south of Santa Fe
@@DANIELMILNOR505 I know you are extremely busy, but if you get a chance, check out my other channel, backroad biker Adventures. I have some of my Production videos on there but you might enjoy
@@CRJines that sounds perfect. My wife wants no part of a bike so the van it is.
Boston, the model of the shoes is Boston! :)
If you're a boot guy, you may have heard of Whites Boots out of Spokane Washington. Hand made to order and they let you choose your own custom build based on their various leather/sole/last/hardware options. They size the boot based on tracings of your foot and measurements that you send to them. They're resoleable and rebuildable. After 4 years of wearing mine 5 days a week, I finally had to get them resoled. The breakin period will test your perseverance, but the end result is the best fitting, feeling and most well made piece of footwear you'll probably ever own and they'll last you the rest of your life.
I think someone else mentioned them. I'll have a look. I wear Lems Boulder Boots now. Nine ounces, zero drop, wide toe box. I love them and they aren't pricy. They are somewhat odd but man do they feel great.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 Ah, ok. These boots are a whole other beast. Whites got their name for making some of the best boots for wildland firefighters. They have 100 years of work boot heritage, so they make some heavy stuff. They have much more casual options now, but no zero drop, and of course being hand made they're pricey. I do prefer zero drop for running shoes.
Completely agree - buy quality, buy once. You save so much money. For the bag, for those interested - check out the SF Bags Muzetto leather bag. Amazing quality, stylish and uses amazing leather. I am going on my 7th year. No affiliation, just want to let people know about a great product. Made in the USA - right in San Francisco too.
Sounds awesome. Agree on quality.
Thank you for the bag recommendation! The Dan mini is exactly what’s I’ve been looking for!
I had a pen explode in mine, so I have an ugly black patch on it but I still love it! and this thing takes a beating.
You may not be able to draw but you certainly can narrate. You are a joy to listen to, captivating and interesting.
I'll take it! And the drawing will come along. My goal is drawing + watercolor. A neighbor is an art teacher and has threatened to help.
I bought a pair of Danner Mountain Light with my fist pay check. They had been resoled 6 times and finally weren't able to do another after nearly 30 years. They are not cheap, I believe they're close to $400. I'm going to have to look into those Birkenstocks.
A very timely video as I just got done purging a bunch of books, knickknacks, and just a bunch of "stuff" that sits in closets or on shelves. It's often a struggle to get rid of these things, but at the end of the day they aren't getting used and they serve no useful purpose for the present.
Yes, agree. We do a timeline. When is the last time we used that? If it's been over a year, gone.
I guess everyone has their top 5. Great to share. I am drawn to all our videos.... but the photographic stuff is the best!
Oh ya, that's the backbone here. I just need more time to play in the field.
Hi Dan super video with a ton of info. I like the way you make fun of your self which for me make’s your videos feel very real. Sorry but I would never be seen in the shoes you talked about, not my thing, what is my thing is a good pair of DR Martin’s they keep for ever. I have had my black pair for about 30 years and they are still kicking! I guess its a bit about style and were you are from. I am from the UK and have a style from there with a bit of that Cal look ! There could be a lot of people sizing down in todays world, there is just stuff we all don’t need and why not just fix things you like if not working!
Andre. I agree. I like things that last. Getting new things doesn't hold much allure with me, for some reason.
I'm gonna geek out and say that the Leica M6 I bought years ago has been something somewhat essential to what I do. Although a good pair of shoes would be next on my list since I've worn out shoes every year and they can get really expensive if you need specialized shoes annually.
The M6 will outlive us both. Good machine. And yes, shoes are SUPER pricy. I love these folks. www.lemsshoes.com/ Great shoes and not that expensive. I wear the Boulder Boots and the Trailhead.
Great! A very eclectic mix. I agree with you about preferring to write in a journal as opposed to an Ipad but I'm terrified of someone rerading my boxes and boxes of journals. I guess I need to work harder on the Da Vinci mirror writing! Keep up the great work - looking forward to the next "For what it's worth" and the latest Trumpisms.
I'm fortunate. My handwriting is SO bad it would take a codebreaker to figure me out. I do love writing letters on my iPad.
Thanks for sharing. I always felt I was alone in that Birkenstock sandal story, same happened to me, purchased them predicting I’d be returning them because I wouldn’t like them, and they’re still here so many years later. I don’t even have the courage-or patience-to try and convince my buddies how dope they are cuz they’d never go for it, it’s their loss lol.
Pick your battles!
As someone who kept a lot of stuff over the years and in the process of going through it all, I have two observations. There were things I kept that should have been thrown out, donated or something and the rest was not well organized.
Keeping yes, and ORGANIZING. Yes, gets overlooked. We have redone the redone on the redone many times.
It’s a very personal process although I can surely see the value of these 5 things. It’s very head to toe. Makes me think. Somethings for the use and others for what they represent.
I want the AG 23 jacket..... and the van!!
They go well together. And I have only just begun. I need to get out on a long range van mission at some point. Covid has made things a bit more complicated, but we'll get there.
Couldn’t help but notice the awesome-o boots sitting so stoically in the corner of the frame ... 😍
I’ve got a thing for boots , leather bags & journals ( although I’ve always managed to destroy them when they became evidence of my wrongdoings ) 🙊🙊🙊 ... ima check out the link to the bag , very nice !
Btw , just received the book , “American Backyard “ by Elliot Ross and Genevieve Allison , and it so coincides with a project I’ve been leaning to cover on the heated topic of immigration... a Friend just submitted a Doc regarding this issue , can’t wait to show him the book ! When he’s out of his writing cave...
Thanks for the references , we all need more Quality less Quantity ! 🙌🏼
Those were my dad's boots. He is no longer with us but those boots remain, and will. I love leather too. Leather soled boots, leather bags, jackets. Lyme killed my hips so no more leather soled boots for me, but the rest is doable.
I feel you ... My Father left behind a leather belt and his worn out LA Dodgers hat ...
MAY THEY LIVE ON Through our Memory ! ...🙏🏻
Did you only film this about a week ago? Snow in September? Wow!
Yep. It was 33 and snow. Two days later almost 80. Fall in New Mexico.
Nice vidéo ! I discovered all your things aha
what about your watch ? (With the orange)
Ya, that's odd. No idea what is happening.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 :D i meant, what type and brand is your watch ? sorry for my bad french english
My Birkenstocks are 29 yrs
Dam, that's commendable.
Dan, would #6 be your camera? :)
Maybe. The cameras don't get used much anymore so they are falling down the ranking scale.
You didn't send a link to the microphones. What are they?
Rode. The little squares. I am blanking on the name but they are EVERYWHERE>
Don't throw out your negitives....get them stored with a friend. You said you write with a fountain pen, what type and brand? Also is your journal paper able to handle the fountain pen ink?
Yes, Blurb notebooks handle all kinds of ink, even over the photographs. I use two kinds of fountain pens. Pilot Petite and Monami Olinka. I buy from Jet Pens.
I love your videos about photography. I get the point of reducing stuff, I do it myself. But in a way this is just an influencer product video. Are there really people out there who need inspiration to choose their henpecks? :)
Yep, an influencer product video without the return or affiliation with any of the brands. My speciality. And to your question, probably....
Wait, is it Christmas already?!
I went to Beyondclothing website to buy the AG23 issue one - am I right in thinking they are all sold out now?
Nope. The Zine is free. Just place it in your cart and you are good. It's $5 for shipping, domestic only at the moment.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 thanks. I'll pick one up plus a few things using your link
I‘m practicing on a Manduka Pro for about four years now. I tried a lot of things to „break it in“. Rubbed it with salt and sand. Had it out in the sun and the rain. But it is still super slippery when I start to sweat. When I’m in downward dog you can see my hands slowly sliding over the mat. How did you overcome this?
I have a cloth that fits over the entire thing when I am getting super sweaty. I don't need to use it that much and have really only used it for my hands, not the feet. But, I'm now at 7000 feet and it is really dry here, so even when I'm dripping it dries almost instantly.
Dan I gotta ask about your glasses. They look a bit odd yet friggin cool at the same time. I dont know if there is a video on this ? But the look is contrarian to what most ppl including myself who wear glasses do- Try to minimalize ultra thin frames w just the lens. Forgive me as I'm not making fun, I'm just curious. If their is a story ( and you are a good story teller)- video!!!! lol peace out keep up the great vlog!
No worries. All my glasses are Oakley prescription optics. These also transition to sunglasses when I'm outside. These frames protect me from sun, wind, dust, etc. I can't see the frame. All I see is sharpness all around me. I also like the minimal glasses but for my lifestyle these seem to be the best.
I have a lot of material things and love it all. Nope, don’t use them all, but still love them all. Gonna keep a lot of them, throw some of them out, and buy more. Oh well, just bought another chess set from Ukraine that I don’t need but want it anyway. Life goes on.
Ahhhhhh, chess. I watch Magnus films from time to time to remind me of my place in the chess world.
Daniel Milnor I watch Magnus Carlsen for inspiration. Chess should be played no matter what our skill levels are, but can always be improved. It’s like Photography in general, we gotta work at it for better understanding.
@@Keithphotorama I love it because it makes me think. I'm never going to be a high level player, same with GO, but it's fun to test the waters.
Hello. How thick is your mat ? Is it the 6mm or the 4.7mm ?
Pretty sure it's the 6mm. You can use it on about anything and not feel what is underneath.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 thanks. I want to start yoga. I will check this mat.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 I had my first yoga course yesterday. Thx for being inspiring.
Dan, what colour is your jacket? You said black is cool, but that doesn’t look like black ;)
Nope, this one is "coyote," so a mid tone brown. Perfect for the New Mexico high desert.....Also comes in Navy, black and rustic green.
Sunglasses Dan?
Oakley......
Dan, you're funny.
The bit about Birkenstocks made me laugh out loud. I have a pair, much like yours but they are suede. They are ancient and wonderful. Once, I managed to snap the buckle piece off the shoe. No worries. Got them repaired and they are good to go for another however many years. I cannot even tell you how old these things are. Yes, I wear them with socks. Generally striped ones because I figure if I'm going to look ridiculous, I should go all the way with it. ;-) The journal thing... yep! I've had a morning journal practice for years and I will never stop. I like a particular journal and a particular pen and I buy both in bulk. My poor kid is going to have a mess on his hands when I shed my mortal coil but oh well... I gave him life - he will deal. Now the drawing thing... my attitude about that is who cares if you're any good at it. Do you enjoy it? If so, you've met the criteria for continuing. Why are we so adamant about being good at everything as the #1 reason to keep doing something?? Boggles the mind. Anyway, fun video. Thanks for sharing!
I'm happy to know there are others out there wearing long-range, rebuilt "stocks." I'm wearing them as I write this. Come winter the socks will be a regular routine. The journal feels like breathing at this point. As for drawing, I'm still intimidated by it. I'm so worked up by the fact I don't have the skill yet, but my wife said this weekend, "Hey, I want to learn too so lets do it together."
@@DANIELMILNOR505 That is so fantastic!! I hope you both enjoy the process!
Negatives last
I used to teach yoga. That's how I actually met my wife.
Good move.
I’m 49 I’m well past caring about where my cell phone goes😎
Noooooo, don't carry it next to the "command center," put it in a pack you and your body will than me!
Hi Daniel, I love your vision about photography and your even more your work, and you look a guy I would love to have a mate with. However this is the second time in one of your videos that you have a very strong-pseudoscientific statement (honestly I don't remember the first one). In this case the thing about carrying mobile phones. Indeed, we know the kind of radiation coming from mobile phones, and as happens with wifi, micro or radiowaves, those radiatios have a very low energy, are non-ionizing, and thus they are very unlikely to have absolutely any effect on your cells. To put it in context, the radiation that we recieve every single day from the sun is incredibly more energetic, powerful (and thus harmful), producing many mutations in our DNA, which is the reason our body has several mechanisms to protect our cells from this damage. I might not have convinced you, nor this is the appropriate channel to do it, but maybe now your are curious enough about it to do your own research. All the best!
Why does FCC have a 1.6 watt per kilogram target for mobile devices? And why does something like the OnePlus phone get flagged for higher ratings? What about mobile phones impacting things like sleep patterns, reaction time, and brain patterns? As you mention, I'm not a scientist, but all of this makes me think, if I have a choice, NOT to carry my phone next to my groin area. But hey, to each his/her own. There are plenty of things that might get me first. And mate trumps all. So, anytime. Distanced and masked mate!
It's great to question things and be concerned but when you actually sit down and go through systematic reviews you'll see the claims surrounding dangers of mobile phone radiation are just simply unfounded and based on nothing other pseudoscientific fear mongering, much like anti-vaxxers.
oh never get rid of your negatives, I will store them for you for free. You will regret it I think.
We have chatted a couple times by email. My real name is Rick Irvine
Or get a small storage unit.
I lost a lot of negs in a move and I regret the loss.
My guess is I will retain them. It's not like I need a massive space to store them. A fairly small archive in the grand scheme.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 cool, I just know from experience I lost over a thousand negatives, man it sucked. Really enjoy your videos.
Writing is fine, very fine, except that nowdays nobody reads anymore, that is apart from old codgers.
Such an amazing thing. I can't imagine NOT reading. Four new books in front of me right now. Most difficult part is choosing which one to read first.
@@DevonMiniFlicks I know tons of peeps that read but there has been a ton of data around the difficulty adults are having reading book-length material. The Shallows is a good example. The rewiring of the human brain that allows for the ingestion of microdoses of data. Once the brain is altered it can be difficult for some to engage with in-depth material. Also, I have quite a few friends who used to be readers who aren't any longer. The phone has really taken over. And sure, I know at least four young people.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 This sad observation is coming from a writer, publisher and foreign correspondent (and photographer). Of course there are some young people who read, not many though (in fact this has little to do with age). As for what is being published today, it is mainly trash or sensational political propaganda. I have to say that the english speaking market for books is very large and allows for a diversity which you won't find in other languages.
@@DevonMiniFlicks Actually, the fall off with reading is with adults. As for getting put down, get used to it. Happens to every generation. Just ignore it. Go England!
@@DevonMiniFlicks This sad observation is coming from a writer, publisher and foreign correspondent (and photographer). Of course there are some young people who read, not many though (in fact this has little to do with age). As for what is being published today, it is mainly trash or sensational political propaganda. I have to say that the english speaking market for books is very large and allows for a diversity which you won't find in other languages.
they don't make the same jacket for women so that's pretty uncool
They make tons of cool stuff for women. My wife has a jacket that is way cooler than anything I have. Keep looking....
@@DANIELMILNOR505 Beyond's website doesn't have subsections for Men, Women, etc. It makes it harder to find things for us girls. They should add that feature to their site, Dan. :)
@@DANIELMILNOR505 thanks
Bruh there's no evidence to suggest that your phone radiation is dangerous
uhh. all radiation is dangerous bruh
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