What are the main challenges here, sensor accuracy, actuators, aerodynamics, thrust vectoring, or something else? What would make control systems more difficult for small rockets (< 1 meter)?
Speaking from personal experience, whenever I do drink, most of the times I get drunk. But I never see alchohol as something I truly 'want'. Like the only times I drink are occasional and in events, with friends, etc. And after that day I have a disgust for alcohol for at least a week.
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Curious, how does a drinking problem develop initially?
One feels (and pain), due to neurological response where sensory receptors send signals through the nervous system to the brain, which interprets it as that feeling.
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One sees when electromagnetic radiation of really small range in the spectrum (called visible light) enters eye and gets interpreted by brain.
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One hears when sound waves (the vibrations in air) vibrate the eardrum, which is again interpreted by brain. Also limited in range.
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And the list goes on...
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Even one's self identity appears to be generated within the mind physically, as shown in some neurological conditions.
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What's left then? Take away all the parts and whats left? Even if whatever remains is soul, what is its purpose if all observable aspects of self are already accounted for, by physical processes?
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What is soul?
Phone: Xiaomi.
I briefly saw the green camera indicator in the top-right while using Chrome, followed by location indicator. Chrome itself does not have camera permission enabled. I checked Privacy Dashboard afterward and there was no camera access entry for any app at that time. This never happened before, or is so rare that I never noticed it.
Has anyone seen this behavior before? Any guesses what it might be?