For hundreds of millions of years, the Earth was solely dominated by sea creatures, like sponges, worms and jellyfish and living on dry land, outside of the water habitat, was considered to be IMPOSSIBLE and probably as inconceivable as living on Mars does to us today.

When Formula 1 teams design their cars, anything that isn’t engineered in a manner that achieves aerodynamic superiority and can be constructed in the most weight-effective way, is toasted out. When you want to fabricate the world’s fastest car, reducing drag is the game you’re playing.

Throughout Europe and even as far as the Arctic and the Canary Islands, secret bunkers, some several kilometers long and able to house and sustain hundreds – if not thousands – of soldiers, have been found in the years following the end of the World War II.

Our world is in a state of immense de-globalization and, for the first time in human history, because of the vast amount of exposure to social media outlets and broadcasts, in general, we are able to see the INNUMERABLE AMOUNT of people out there and their vastly different opinions, hobbies, traditions, values and ideals.

As a pilot of single-engine planes, I often research past accidents to study them and learn from them. To me, it’s a way of remembering those who saw their death in a most hellish way, but didn’t die for nothing, if I can find a lesson in there that helps even one person avoid similar issues.