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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Mar 18

I was a long time absent because of having so much work last month. It really amazes me that whole months of my life pass with me doing the same - eating, sleeping, working. I met one of my long lost buddies couple days ago and...

travel

adventure

life change

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M.-L. What would it help you if I gave you my opinion? You don't know me and what motivates me. This is not for others to decide. If you feel like it, go. If you hesitate, don't.

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Mar 18

I was a long time absent because of having so much work last month. It really amazes me that whole months of my life pass with me doing the same - eating, sleeping, working. I met one of my long lost buddies couple days ago and...

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Maci Maci If nothing is holding you back, why not go for it? Just don't forget to make a plan B if things don't go your way.

8 Mar 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Mar 18

I was a long time absent because of having so much work last month. It really amazes me that whole months of my life pass with me doing the same - eating, sleeping, working. I met one of my long lost buddies couple days ago and...

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Felicia Kane We all have one life. Might as well make it the best. If the math is right and you can take care of yourself during the adventure as well as after, then go for it!

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Mar 18

I was a long time absent because of having so much work last month. It really amazes me that whole months of my life pass with me doing the same - eating, sleeping, working. I met one of my long lost buddies couple days ago and...

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Jeff Moffitt If I didn't have two kids to support, I would have taken off a long time ago on some crazy worldwide adventure. Thankfully, both of my kids are teens now, so it won't be long before they are grown and out of the house. I only have 4 more years until I can...

8 Mar 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 7 Feb 18

I find many interesting discussions on this platform and could spend a lot of time "chatting" here with many of you. As you know from my previous discussions, I like to explore alternatives to our current polluting energy sources....

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PLETHOS @tristanex - i think i once saw a video on how to make one out of the solar panels you can buy at a harbor freight. i think a phone charger was part of it.

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 7 Feb 18

I find many interesting discussions on this platform and could spend a lot of time "chatting" here with many of you. As you know from my previous discussions, I like to explore alternatives to our current polluting energy sources....

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Jeff Moffitt I have the Anker 21w 3-panel portable solar charging panels, and I have found that it is better to use it to charge a portable power pack (such as a pocket juice portable charger) and then use the portable power pack to charge your phone, rather than just...

1 Mar 18

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John Woolard @JAWwriting (298) • United States 3 Feb 18

So you have some story stuck in your head and you would like to actually write it but like most people self-doubt or time constraints and general distractions from life has left it to doe in your head. Well there is only one...

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Mari24 @tristanex true lol

9 Feb 18

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Sreekala @Sreekala (34312) • India 6 Feb 18

Greetings to all My knees started to hurt me for some months now. I am searching some ways to get some relief from the same by doing exercise or some home remedies than going for medicines. My teenage son...

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Sreekala Thank you so much for referring yoga and medicine. I spent much time today to learn the particular exercises for joint pains. Baba Ramdev's video helped me to learn a lot.

9 Feb 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 7 Feb 18

I find many interesting discussions on this platform and could spend a lot of time "chatting" here with many of you. As you know from my previous discussions, I like to explore alternatives to our current polluting energy sources....

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PLETHOS im interested in this tech. i just havent come across any that makes me want to buy it.

9 Feb 18

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Babes Says @BabeSays (8576) • Mauritius 6 Feb 18

It's been couple of days here on mylot. I really like it here and enjoy reading and participating in discussions. I loved the fact that there are so many nice people here. Everytime I read someone's discussion it's like Ibam...

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S George @shshiju (10342) • Cochin, India 6 Feb 18

People shared beautiful images of blue, red and big size moon. But my mobile capture entire different moon.

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Feb 18

Everyone probably already knows about how is climate change and carbon emissions linked to our activity. Well, it also makes perfect sense - our population has grown like never before, we took huge strides in burning fossil fuels,...

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RedBurnet I think unless we tackle the issue of human population growth then this world is not going to be a nice place to exist and I think that will happen very soon. There are some people who think that discussing controlling human population is a terrible thing but...

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Feb 18

Everyone probably already knows about how is climate change and carbon emissions linked to our activity. Well, it also makes perfect sense - our population has grown like never before, we took huge strides in burning fossil fuels,...

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John Welford The problems can be solved, as long as the will is there to make the necessary changes. However, when the US President talks about reviving the coal industry, for example, this is made more difficult.

3 Feb 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Feb 18

Everyone probably already knows about how is climate change and carbon emissions linked to our activity. Well, it also makes perfect sense - our population has grown like never before, we took huge strides in burning fossil fuels,...

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Nanette Piotrowski Since the world's population is what is out of control; we need to get that handled first @tristanex .

3 Feb 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 1 Feb 18

Everyone probably already knows about how is climate change and carbon emissions linked to our activity. Well, it also makes perfect sense - our population has grown like never before, we took huge strides in burning fossil fuels,...

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scarlet_woman as long as there's corporate greed and other countries polluting still,most likely not. probably the best thing we could do at this point is seriously start working on the space program..there's too many people on earth anyway and that's part of the problem..

3 Feb 18

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Daz Like @Dazlike (3) • Lusaka, Zambia 31 Jan 18

I Would Go Back In Time To Win Sports Betting, I Would Also Propose To A Girl I Love Knowing That I Can Go Back In Time When Anything Goes Wrong. I Would Also Go To The Future To Bring Back New Technology. What About You?

dreams

wishes

science fiction

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Robin I'd go to different ancient sites in the past to find answers. Who built what? How? What were the people like? Meet Jesus, talk to the Buddha...

1 Feb 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 29 Jan 18

Do you think renewable energy has sufficient potential to save us after fossil fuels run out? Or do you think we will rather start exploiting some other non-renewable, polluting source of energy? I read somewhere that we could...

energy future

renewable energy

alternative energy

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louievill @tristanex phasing out should be done gradually, in stages since this things did not prop up overnight, I get what you mean, it's the politcal will that's more important to implement the changes.

1 Feb 18

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Tristan X. @tristanex (35) • United States 29 Jan 18

Do you think renewable energy has sufficient potential to save us after fossil fuels run out? Or do you think we will rather start exploiting some other non-renewable, polluting source of energy? I read somewhere that we could...

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M.Shafeeq Until you have free sun and air you can use it for power hydro electric and feasible too.

1 Feb 18

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