Beware Of Loners Who Keep No Friends - Carl Jung Psychology

Yeah I put it on LOOP and play it 5 or 10 or 20 times... OR more some information is simple and easy to learn, SOME information is VERY DATA DENSE and takes quite a time to absorb.... Mein Kampf and many others are such incredible resources....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: That's true, and good way to soak up information.

@tarknan: Morning - Zero Degree's Celcius. at 2am-ish.

@tarknan: Laying in Bed - rubbing my warm pussy. a great way to stay warm.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: That's a good way to warm up.

@tarknan: A desk light with a reflective lamp inside it is a very good short range heater.. FREEZING otherwise

@tarknan: Can you post some inspirational videos?

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Yeah, even a red light can be a good heater.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: You mean the kind with the music that gives you headaches?

@tarknan: These kinds of lights - especially in a group with a dimmer to make them run warm, instead of bright . https://www.electricalproducts.....com.au/cdn/shop/fil

@tarknan: hmmmmm there are a million interesting subjects ... take a pick.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Very cool

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I'll be posting again soon, from headache inducing music to topics no one cares about.

@tarknan: Oh fuck it's SO cold..... Make them the topics that of of the very few that no one carse about.... Aim for the lowest possible level of interest....

@tarknan: If you "daisy chain" the lights, and run them in series, it reduces the brightness by quite a lot and by the time you get past 2 or 3 of them, then you need 2 or 3 banks to get the original power output, though at a much lower IR frequency, without the dazzling....

@tarknan: Assuming 100W per light - multiply the wattage / resistance by 1/3 = 33 Watts from 3 lights in series, so 3 x 33 Watts = 100 Watts = 9 lights and fittings giving a NICE warm light instead of dazzling. Got to sit close to them to warm up the legs etc.... But in subzero with a blanket over your back and over your legs, SMALL heat inputs can make a HUGE difference.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: That's really cool and interesting I'll have to keep it mind I've wanted to play with lights as heat in the past. Hope you stay warm.

Will do, lowest level of interest is my specialty.

@tarknan: Yeah "spot heating" just you instead of the whole room, or the whole house is a VERY good way to stay warm, on an extremely low cost basis..... AND when it comes to fucking with heaters that you want to sit right next too without burning..... by getting some high temperature electrical cable - with a woven mineral fiber outer, and some press on terminals, you can wire these elements in series, so instead of 1200W (or what ever) by running the elements in poarallel, you can actually run them in series, which drops the power consumption down to ~400W, and it's a cheerful yellow / red heat that you can sit very close too, just to warm you up, like under the desk etc... If you know your electronics, and your habits, run the elements in series, and use the on / off switch along with the tilt cut out.... and you have a perfectly GOOD "sit close too" type heater. https://sp-africa.com/wp-conte....nt/uploads/2017/03/E

@tarknan: See this is heating using maths.... IF I am the only object in the whole house that wants or needs to stay warm, then the very bright elements are very HOT and they need to be a meter or more away, or I burn from the heat, BUT if I derate the heater by running the elements in series, then they drop their combined power consumption and element temperature down to about 1/3 of the originals, so instead of the heater being a meter or so away from me, heating up a whole heap of space, I can move it to about 1' or 30cm away from my lower legs, and the underside of the seat, while I have blankets over my knees and back - and I stay very warm with very little power consumption. Cheap as fuck. https://www.tradeprohardware.c....om.au/cdn/shop/produ

@tarknan: Just wire them up with high temperature mineral fiber coated insulation, with spade connectors, and keep the on off switch and the tilt safety switches in the circuit and bingo - with the insulation on the rooms and the very efficient spot heating - and blankets etc., I am toasty warm in winter and cool enough in summer, and my heating and cooling bills are around 1/4 of everyone elses.... Multiply that by 10 or 20 or 30 years.... I ain't stupid dude.....

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@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Spot heating is definitely effective.

The daisy chain idea is interesting.

@tarknan: This is sort of ideal - https://www.kmart.com.au/produ....ct/radiant-heater-43 ------ Add a small pack of connectors, and some high temperature electrical insulation... https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g..../1kAAAOSw4c1lHhsG/s- + https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g..../z2IAAOSwollh2TiG/s- - and or replicate as good as or better than theirs, or for a permanent set - you can use their own wiring, with new terminals.

@tarknan: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/276584471345 --------- I dunno, it all depends on where you are, how cold it actually gets, and where and why your using the heating..... FOR me where I live, staying physically active some of the time, and wearing lots of warm clothes, is a lot better than heating, except when it is REALLY cold here are night, it's MID winter and the days are very short and COLD too - then the building cannot be at least "un-chilled" by the bit of midday - to mid afternoon warm air...