bigscoop
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The Beach Hunter's Book of, "Why?"
Ever been on the beach entrenched in that private headphone world and asked yourself a, "Why?" Like, why do we often call gold, yellow? Where did this come from? Personally, I have never seen a yellow piece of gold. Heck, I've never seen a piece of white gold, for that matter. Speaking of white, at what point in the color spectrum does white become a gray? And speaking of gray, is gray matter always, well, gray? Point is, I think there is an angle here that we can take advantage of, in a word, "education." I mean these are not questions one would normally entertain, but slip on those headphones and wear them for endless hours without so much as a "beep" and the mind will begin to explore the many uncertainties and unknowns of this world, even the really deep and philosophical questions like, "Why am I here?" So, the next time a member of the general public sees a guy metal detecting on the beach wearing a pair of headphones perhaps they should pause and step back a bit before they say to themselves, "Man, that guy looks stupid."
Ever been on the beach entrenched in that private headphone world and asked yourself a, "Why?" Like, why do we often call gold, yellow? Where did this come from? Personally, I have never seen a yellow piece of gold. Heck, I've never seen a piece of white gold, for that matter. Speaking of white, at what point in the color spectrum does white become a gray? And speaking of gray, is gray matter always, well, gray? Point is, I think there is an angle here that we can take advantage of, in a word, "education." I mean these are not questions one would normally entertain, but slip on those headphones and wear them for endless hours without so much as a "beep" and the mind will begin to explore the many uncertainties and unknowns of this world, even the really deep and philosophical questions like, "Why am I here?" So, the next time a member of the general public sees a guy metal detecting on the beach wearing a pair of headphones perhaps they should pause and step back a bit before they say to themselves, "Man, that guy looks stupid."

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