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“Psychedelic Jellyfish”, A Theory of Zoom Fatigue, and How To Type 500 WPM
I find you the finest reading material in my weekly “Linkfest”
Tuesday! You’re now really into the week, folks. Crushing it!
So let’s … stop crushing it, and dork around for a while.
Pour a drink and kick back with my weekly “Linkfest” — treblecharged with awesome reading …
1) 🐟 Behold the startling “psychedelic jellyfish”
Behold the “psychedelic jellyfish”, a gorgeous denizen of the briny deep: Its bell is an inch or so in diameter, surrounded by a cloud of threadlike tentacles. The eggs and gonads inside the transparent bell make it look like a 1950s-era UFO.
Now, given how hallucinogenic nearly all jellyfish are in appearance, it is possibly redundant to dub this one the “psychedelic” jellyfish. But you have to admit, this noble beast works for it. Respect.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute recently captured a psychedelic jellyfish at 13,000 feet, and their short video is mesmerizing …
