by Christine | Jun 8, 2023 | A History of the Radar Sense, Daredevil Science
This is a post I’ve been thinking of writing for some time now, and since I just put the finishing touches on the Being Matt Murdock companion website – which had spent too many months in a sad state of “under construction” – now seems like a good...
by Christine | Jan 21, 2022 | Daredevil Science
Hello all! Well, it turns out I once again failed to deliver on my posting schedule. In my defense, I have been making very solid progress on the book for several months now, and I didn’t want to risk my flow by spending a lot of time doing other Daredevil...
by Christine | Sep 26, 2021 | Daredevil Science
Once again, here is an excerpt from my book, which I’ve been working on pretty diligently over the last two-three months. I’m having so much fun with it! Just like my first excerpt, this one is also from the first chapter and looks at the case of Mole-Man...
by Christine | Aug 26, 2021 | Wacky Powers
If you were thinking that I had gone back into hiding, I certainly wouldn’t hold it against you. It’s been over a month since my last post, and I’ve had my share of false starts over the past few years. However, I do have a few posts planned that I...
by Christine | Jul 10, 2021 | Wacky Powers
Some time ago, while doing research for my book, I came across a piece of information that took me by great surprise. In fact, to say that I was shocked by what I found would not be an overstatement. It lead me down a rabbit hole that kept getting deeper and wider....
by Christine | Jun 7, 2021 | Daredevil Science
As promised, I will occasionally be posting excerpts from my book. The first chapter is tentatively titled “Literary Origins” and discusses the way blindness has been conceived in myth and fiction throughout human history. Of course, there is a particular...
I like the effect from the movie, constantly imagine it while watching the show. I think it is very accurate…
You make the wrong biblical reference in Luke Cage. The reference shouldn’t be Cain and Abel. It should be Isaac…
Echolocation definitely is an attribute to the radar sense, but is not a single explanation. If you close your eyes…