Chad Eversor

Destroy everything in your path. Including the path itself. Horror. Metal. Crime. Strength. Brutality.

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Cast out the mutant, the traitor, the heretic. For every enemy without there are a hundred within.

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Whoever becomes a lamb will find a wolf to eat him.

Vilfredo Pareto, Les systèmes socialistes (via heartbloodspirit)

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At 10:02 AM on August 27th, 1883, a volcanic island in modern day Indonesia called Krakatoa erupted. The blast sent shockwaves across the ocean, triggering tsunamis that destroyed the coast of Java and Sumatra. The sound was so loud it was heard 3000 miles away.

As Aatish Bhatia notes in this recent article: “What we’re talking about here is like being in Boston and clearly hearing a noise coming from Dublin, Ireland.”

Barometric readings at the time clocked the sound pressure at 172 decibels ONE HUNDRED MILES AWAY from the island.

Here’s a handy reference:

Using a jackhammer – 100 decibels

Human threshold for pain – 130 dB

Standing next to a jet engine – 150 dB

And the scale is logarithmic - so a 10 dB increase doubles the loudness.

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