Has anyone (who does not have asthma) taken a hit from someones inhaler before smoking? I was questioning it in my mind as if it would allow you to get higher. Because the drug Albuterol in the inhaler increases airflow to the lungs and allows for better oxygen absorption. So i figure better THC absorption as well. If you have done it did you notice any difference?
Brilliant. Downloading the 1500page Physics pdf. Watching the MIT courseware lectures on Biology. Going to dwelve deep into this.
We're forgetting the plethora of information on youtube. Here are some vids from Carl Sagan, a fellow stoner in case you guys didn't know [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-FHdU_T8CU&feature=related]YouTube - Cosmos ([/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg7gVPOwsBA&feature=related]YouTube - Cosmos ([/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0SiBLT_LsQ&feature=related]YouTube - Cosmos ([/ame]
It was a great post. You can not make a service more valuable than encouraging the pursuit of knowledge. Looking at all these messages, people say they are actually taking this advice and learning. Very impressive place I say.
This site has a TON of documentaries covering a bunch of different subjects. Documentary List | Top Documentary Films And oh shit! Carl Sagan comin at you again! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC4LFH3PRhM]YouTube - Cosmos: A Personal Voyage - Disk 1 (Carl Sagan)[/ame]
Thank you so much for posting up these incredible links ! This whole thread is a gold mine of knowledge
Life Sciences Google Body - Google Labs - supplemental tool for learning anatomy Gray, Henry. 1918. Anatomy of the Human Body - very decent online anatomy textbook Biology - Science - Brightstorm - has information on most Biology topics that the average person would want to know about Medical Microbiology 2009 Lectures -- University of South Carolina School of Medicine - online microbiology lectures Neuroscience For Kids - Explore the nervous system - i know this says "neuroscience for kids" but it's great if you just want to learn a few things on the subject Tutorial on Computational Neuroscience - computational neuroscience lectures Physics Mediasite Presentation Catalog - theoretical physics lectures Atmospheric Optics - site explaining the different kinds of atmospheric optics Index to Nuclear Science Wall Chart - basic overview of nuclear science Light and Matter: open-source physics textbooks - several open-source physics textbooks All About Circuits : Free Electric Circuits Textbooks - multiple online textbooks covering electricity and electronics HyperPhysics - lots of information on different Physics topics Earth Sciences Atlas of Rocks, Minerals, and Textures - Atlas of Igneous & Metamorphic Rocks, Minerals & Textures EENS 212 Home Page - good lecture notes on Petrology NDBC - Science Education Pages - basic information on oceans and weather Plate Tectonics - plate tectonics Learn About U.S. Volcanoes - volcanoes http://mysite.du.edu/~jcalvert/geol/geolhom.htm - fascinating geology articles and explanations Space Sciences A Review of the Universe - background information about Space An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie - introduction to the fundamentals of Astrobiology - this was featured on the NASA website for a while so it is somewhat accurate Heavens-Above Home Page - has something on every facet of the study of the sky SKY-MAP.ORG - interactive map of the sky, highly detailed http://mysite.du.edu/~jcalvert/astro/astrohom.htm - astronomy concepts, meteorological optics, observation The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia - extrasolar planets Chemistry Chemistry - Science - Brightstorm - beginner-intermediate chemisty lessons, all basic topics are covered A-level chemistry (AQA and OCR) - contains online copies of the A-level textbook Table of Contents - good online textbook for organic chemistry The Lehmann Group Page - commonly mistaught concepts in Chemistry Dynamic Periodic Table - interactive periodic table eMolecules.com | Chemical Structure Drawing Search - Finds the names of structures that are given; helpful for nomenclature or knowledge of reagent availability
Some vids with Richard Feynman lecturing: Project Tuva: Enhanced Video Player Home - Microsoft Research This site is great if you need to brush up on stuff you forgot, and there is a lot of college level stuff as well: Khan Academy
^ i dont know about that first link, seems a bit sketchy, but the second link you posted is appearing to be amazing. ill make sure to spend some time there as well. cmon blades please put up more links,