I love things that fly and I have been a rc flight enthusiast for over 20 years. I have planes, helicopters, drones etc. but my favourite is this Ornithopter ( aircraft that flies by flapping its wings). It was made by Sean Kinkade, who unfortunately died in a tragic car accident in 2013. He made these amazing birds in 1993 and this video is older than bitcoin, about 12 years old (2008). The bird flies by the flapping of its wings and the turning is controlled with its rudder (it’s tail feather). Even with all the drone technology, I still enjoy flying this RC ornithopter to this day!

Did you know that humans perceive time in 2 ways: If I told you that “Wednesday’s meeting at noon has been moved forward by 2 hours”. What time is the new meeting? Did you know that humans perceive time in two ways and we will get people saying it is 10am and other people saying 2pm. What would you think? Please comment below or what time you think the new meeting would be. Research has shown that that personality differences and emotional experiences may also influence how people reason about events in time, based on the assumption that people's understanding of time is grounded in their experiences in space. Participants who adopted the Moving-Time perspective (10am) were more likely to exhibit conscientious behaviours or anxious, while those who adopted the Moving-Ego perspective (2pm) were more likely to procrastinate. The Ego-moving perspective conceptualizes time as a stationary landscape that the active ego moves across, for example, We're approaching Christmas and the Time-moving perspective conceives of time as a conveyor belt that events move along, relative to a stationary ego, for example, Christmas is approaching. For more information on this have a look at this paper: Duffy et al. (2014) Moving Through Time: The Role of Personality in Three Real‐Life Contexts https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/cogs.12124