Keisanki_no_Otaku

Apparently scientists have confirmed that there's a range from about 1-19 hertz that we can't consciously hear but gives humans a sense of dread. About 18.9 hertz will resonate with the human eye just right so that we see grey or dark spots in the corner of our eye that appear static but go away when we look at them. It's been confirmed that such a range of frequencies can be found in certain basements and even some "silent" fans. Just something I found today that seemed interesting.

I have a shoebox full of cards (all of them from the earliest versions) but ended up playing mostly a Gameboy Advanced version (with lots of newer cards than I have physically) a friend got me for my birthday years ago since I didn't have to pay to get new cards. I have to admit, I have lots of decks revolving around monsters who gain attack and defense based on the number of monsters either in your own graveyard or removed from play. I'd just stack monsters that summoned another monster or put a monster with 1500 ATK or less into your hand when killed, and after 15 turns, I'd easily destroy anything with less than 4500 attack without using any equip cards. It's kind of interesting seeing how different people set up decks based on different strategies. Some focus on healing-based decks to fight a long battle, others on damage or destroying monster-type decks with trap cards and effect monsters, and others focus on straight up damage dealing monsters. I'm not really surprised anymore when I find someone who has a deck based on something I haven't thought of before.