I was ignoring bicycles for the most of my life, and only recently re-discovered them for myself.

Even a daily ride to the train station feels good

• Evening random trips are priceless for body and soul.

Bikram yoga weekly. And even biweekly, whenever I can.

Restored me from the incredibly bad health situation, and so far was the easiest way to maintain the body.

All other activities are too stressful in the organizing.

I read your last sentence as “good girls” didn’t change much :3

I am the robotic engineer originally. Electronics, mechanics, control systems.

Well, we can find a simpler way to create a copper connection, let’s say we just smash it with hammer into the thin threads and use them, what do you think?

I hope I will be able to release my third indie-game about life after singularity. For now have only one released, but it is going strong.

I have a decent engineering degree. It’s okay.

For the relatively short range we can generate required power from manual generators, all we will need is a cable extrusion technology and the copper is soft, so we will probably be able to get some decent results after a year or two of working with melted copper.

Then it’s just some magnets and a copper circuit.

Main question is do I have modern knowledge or not?

If yes - then apply everything I know from primitive technology and education. Will try to reach some level of progress, probably will be able to get to steam machines and telegraph in one lifetime.

If no - then will be just strolling with everyone and enjoying nature as usual.