I see where you are coming from, but nasal turbines? Yuck!
What about piezoelectric insoles? Every step you take, every breath you take... oops, got off on a Stingtrack...
But seriously, that is a lot of force being applied every step, if a bit of it could be converted into electricity... might even put a spring in your step, literally.
And remember those self-winding watches? You know, the kind with hands instead of digits, no batteries, just a clever little mechanism that convered body motions into rotary force that kept the watch wound. make them bigger, and a few of those on ankles and wrists, maybe, would generate some juice... plus the inertial resistance they develop would be good for you, too - no need for velcro weights.
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- California legislator wants to make incandescent bulbs illegal.
- Fluorescent bulbs are likely unhealthy.
- This whole thread has to qualify for some kind of Moebius award or something....
- But are the energy shortages in CA man-made, or just normal variances?
- In the future, everyone will have a nose stud or two.
- banning trans-fats, and making spanking illegal
- re: banning trans-fats, and making spanking illegal
- spanking illegal
- Don't flourecent light bulbs get treated as hazordous waste? (n/t)
- (Picturing TB typing away furiously) (n/t)
