Using Hemi-Sync™ on an iPod shouldn’t be a problem. The effect is that you are simply storing the digital Hemi-Sync onto a digital iPod system. Hemi-Sync went from analog to digital a long time ago. The difficulty of moving from analog to digital with Hemi-Sync originally had to do with technology in the earlier stages of digital, and had more to do with refresh rates, square wave, and just how much of the analog signal was being converted. But nowadays it’s no longer a problem that needs to be dealt with. Current chip sets are way fast enough to make it something you do not need to worry about.

The other question had to deal with Osama and if our Government really wanted to catch him or not, or whether they have taken him off the want list at all. I’m not sure that really matters. When our government decided to invade Iraq, they basically created dozens of new Osamas which we now have no specific names or locations for, so it has become a moot point. Before the Iraqi war we probably could have identified all of the known terrorists. That’s no longer possible. So, one Osama here or there hardly matters any more. We have enough terrorism to keep us busy for the next 100 years. Osama will die a forgotten old man in a cave somewhere. It’s the young, completely unknown terrorist with Bush Fire on the brain, we have to worry about now. Before we started trying to democratize the entire Middle East, they were harder to recruit. Not so anymore.