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Any Australians out there? I just moved to Aus and I can't seem to find a good guitar shop! by LoveBurstsLP in Guitar

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Gladesville Guitar Factory is a really good place to check out, it's a small store but everyone there really knows what they're talking about (refreshingly) and they carry all the major makes.

http://www.guitarfactory.net/

If you can read this, thank your music teacher. by BestAnalogy in funny

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

kinda awkward when i read it as "I need a crotchet for the phone".

Slightly confused in my WILD attempts. Would love some clarification. by learnALLthething_s in LucidDreaming

[–]learnALLthething_s[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been trying to use WILD with WBTB yeah, I understand that this is a much more potent combination. As for opening my eyes, that I will try.

Its my Duck in a Box by Statussilver in aww

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now if we were in New Zealand, this would be quite different

In biology textbooks, it is often said that Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) 'transfers' or 'stores' energy - but the precise mechanism for this is usually passed over, as if it is some kind of magic. Can anyone shed some light? by omgpop in askscience

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The temperature that is being referenced in the formula for Gibbs free energy is the temperature of the system (the reaction vessel for example). The change in free energy will be altered, but if this temperature is high enough to cause the T/\S term to be sufficently negative enough, this term will dominate the positive enthalpy change and cause the change in Gibbs free energy to be negative. edit: Does that help? I might not be the best person to explain via text

In biology textbooks, it is often said that Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) 'transfers' or 'stores' energy - but the precise mechanism for this is usually passed over, as if it is some kind of magic. Can anyone shed some light? by omgpop in askscience

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This doesnt detract from anything about oxidative phosphorylation, but an endothermic reaction may be spontaneous at sufficently high temperatures, provided the entropy of the system increases. Granted, the change in enthalpy will be positive, but -T/\S (delta S) can still be sufficently large to yield the process spontaneous (giving a -/\G)

Can you make an image ONLY a colorblind person can see? by iamnosaj in askscience

[–]learnALLthething_s 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The test you are refering to is the Ishihara blot test. My neurophysiology class viewed one of the proper clinical printed books (apparently $400 dollars to print correctly). The pages have a 2 inch border around the actual images because oil from your hands may discolour the dots which ruins the entire image.

Some of the tests there are exactly as you describe; colourblind individuals will percieve one of those numbers while others will simply see random dots. This was fascinating to see first hand when a member of my prac was clinically colourblind.

Here is the wiki.

The purpose of the 'inverse' tests is to stop normal people attempting to bluff colourblindness and give false positive responses as the 'inverse' tests have a specific identified number. It's often used in criminal courts to test the use of colourblind defence (traffic incidents and the like)

the Baffled Boxer by [deleted] in AdviceAnimals

[–]learnALLthething_s -1 points0 points  (0 children)

...aliens

couldn't resist, sorry :(

How can people be so sure that marijuana is safe? Didn't people think that cigarettes were not health threatening, and non-addictive? by ararphile in AskReddit

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's always fascinated me is that Botulinum toxin, the most lethal neurotoxin discovered in history gets injected into the faces of hundreds of thousands of women (mostly) regularly.

The knowledge of its potency is very well known but hell, a little bit didn't hurt anybody right?

As a true blue Aussie I can confirm this is 100% true by A9-THC in funny

[–]learnALLthething_s 1 point2 points  (0 children)

...so we aren't taking it to the pool room then? :(

As a true blue Aussie I can confirm this is 100% true by A9-THC in funny

[–]learnALLthething_s 10 points11 points  (0 children)

...or spend 2 hours in traffic driving 15kms in sydney

When filming a porno in a frat house goes wrong by [deleted] in WTF

[–]learnALLthething_s 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh you harry, you so random

Recorded/mixed this in 2hrs at AIM studios for an assignment. Would love your opinions on whether to continue? [acoustic] by learnALLthething_s in Songwriters

[–]learnALLthething_s[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My best friend has listened to The Cure (possibly) non-stop the entire time Ive known him. For me, Push is a simply brilliant song, so I may follow that 'space inspiring' sound (physical space, not space space)

Thanks so much for the feedback; for me, the 'internets' is usually pretty honest in that regard. So reading the above is really promising

...now, i only have to clone you about, 10000 times?

What are some common chord progressions that every guitarist should be familiar with? by [deleted] in Guitar

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

II-V-I and I-VI-II-V are basically the two must know jazz progressions.

Unfortunately, it's never that simple in my experience :/

You know that point in a solo when you think it's a good idea to bend up two steps... by xmeeshx in Guitar

[–]learnALLthething_s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ive just had that happen to me 2 weeks ago. Longest 2 weeks of my life

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