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seems like a great opportunity for a tool to aide in learning pronunciation of foreign languages

>There are ultimately two types of tool makers.

i subvert logical fallacy by acknowledging 'the undiscussed third'

from the paper(o) in citation 3 from the linked wiki article(i):

> The terms "eyeballs in" "eyeballs out," and "eyeballs down" correspond to acceleration fields AX, -Ax, and AN, respectively, where AX, -Ax, and AN refer to the direction of acceleration forces measured in the conventional airplane body-axis coordinate system.

> AN acceleration factor, ratio of acceleration force to weight, positive when directed upward along spinal axis (i.e., from seat to head )

> AX acceleration factor, ratio of acceleration force to weight_ positive when directed forward transverse to spinal axis (i.e., from back to chest)

(o) https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/199802...

(i) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-G_training

be sure to visit the hunterian museum(o) at the royal college of surgeons which is just across the street

the museum houses a collection of over 300 preserved medical specimens, ancient tools and manuscripts

(o) https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/museums-and-archives/hunterian-muse...