Taylor > Recent Status Updates

well i just found out taylor j reids is bisexual & now i feel bad i’ve been hating on her this whole time being obsessed w lesbians when she is gay herself oops! this book is still too mushy & cringey for me though omg. vanessa & joan fell in love & had sex way too quickly. honestly none of the characters feel REAL

Ok it’s getting steamy👀i still feel meh about characters but… lol

almost done with the book, finished chapter on periodic table and discovering other noble gases! very creative of that guy to figure out all of the other noble gases are on the air & to test for that

Liked Evelyn Hugo more than this one so far this is meh

Now this book is so full of cheese all of the characters feel so one dimensional.😐I am intrigued though & will continue to read for the lesbian love storu

also learned about history of vacuums, mmHg being from the experiment with mercury and how barometers were invented from this, the air pump & Otto doing a demonstration in front of the king with 16 horses (16 hp) pulling on the metal parts sealed by a vacuum lol

Learned about airships, the guy that put 44 balloons to his chair and then got arrested for violating aviation law, oxygen being very reactive, the crystals inside metal alloys strengthening them, hydrogen airships, history of ships and sailing,

now learning about pneumatics & the valve that made that possible!!!! as an engineer, i feel like every college level mechanical and chemical engineer should read this, it would make them appreciate engineering so much more lol

Going to read this for my book club and I’m so excited!!🥰🥰

Really loving this book!!!! Learned about steam, whipcream, scuba tanks, how O2 is made typically (pulling in air to cryogenic tank & liquifying the O2 from air due to boiling point) & in countries without resources (using zeolites/pressure swing adsorption to adsorb N2 and separate O2 from air). Really loving learning things that pertain to my job as an engineer & the chemistry in general🥰

So far, loving learning about asian american history, something I’ve never learned about, even with having a mom that is 4th generation Japanese American.

I’m liking the discussion on the impacts on the environment & feasibility of other different energies such as solar, wind, hydrogen, etc. I didn’t know much about hydrogen except for all the wild claims about how awesome it would be so it was very interesting to hear how this process actually would work in the real world.