The greatest proof of the weight of this OST is that it appeared at the TGA alongside a successful release: the song Enemy by Imagine Dragons. I'll leave the video below as an extra:

CardioPulmonary Resuscitation (CPR):

As I work in the health sector as a doctor, I'd like to give you some basic but extremely comprehensive information on how to act in a cardiac arrest or cardiorespiratory arrest. This topic can save a life, because you don't need to work in the health sector to start CPR and it's essential that the person closest to you knows how to identify and start the maneuvers, so that's what we're going to talk about today!

What is known as CPR or CardioPulmonary Resuscitation is the name given to the initial maneuvers used to resuscitate a person with a stopped heart. They allow the blood from the heart to continue to be pumped and give the victim a chance of having their body function again with fewer sequelae!

And how do I identify cardiac arrest? It can happen acutely/suddenly (the victim will probably lose consciousness after feeling severe pain) or slowly (the heart starts to show signs of weakness until it actually stops, in which case it can take several minutes before the victim needs CPR). In both cases, your first course of action will always be to lay the victim down on a hard floor and check that they are breathing (see if their lungs are moving or if you feel air coming out when you touch your face to their mouth) and check that their heart is beating (the ideal place to check this is by looking at the artery in their neck, but if you can't find it, check by looking at their wrist).

If both signs are not present, you should immediately call or ask someone to call the emergency medical service in your city. Also ask someone to bring the nearest Automated External Defibrillator (AED) while the ambulance doesn't arrive. During this time, you need to promptly begin resuscitation maneuvers, and how do you do that?

CPR consists of placing your hands one on top of the other, resting the bottom of your palm on the middle of the patient's chest (roughly in line with the nipples) and compressing the chest forcefully at a rate of about 2 compressions per second. It is essential that you do this continuously (you can alternate with other people as it is an extremely exhausting process) until the emergency medical service arrives!

When the AED arrives, immediately place it on the patient's chest as instructed by the device itself and follow the audio instructions! This is very important, as the electric shock greatly increases the chance of saving the patient's life.

Believe it or not, thousands of people could be alive if this knowledge were taught and reinforced in schools, workplaces, colleges... Don't let someone dear to you live less than they should for lack of knowledge, we can all help save a life!

NOTE: This is the official sequence of actions we should take in a cardiac arrest, published by the American Hearth Association and followed worldwide in practically every country!

One of my greatest achievements was certainly “finishing” a point-clicker game. After almost 300 hours in the most random game I've ever played, I reached the main achievements in the game's sequence of stages. The ones that were left only consisted of “farming”. There were no more skills to evolve, new enemies to discover, new functions to unlock, I had simply finished a game that was meant to be infinite hahaha. I swear I was extremely happy at the time, but I will NEVER do anything like that again 😅

Note: Sorry about the Portuguese words, I couldn't change the language to make it easier to see on Just! I hope it's still understandable!

The emptiness of space. The height of technology. The beauty of celestial bodies...

Original meme, and a VERY real story hahaha.

Anyone who tells you how to get rich easily, be afraid, it probably won't be that easy! That goes for EVE too. There are some good ways to increase your stock of ISK, but they all involve effort, investment, strategy and even luck, okay?

My favorite way to make money in the game is through trading. Especially items made available at events (ships, projects or other items), where demand is high and consequently so is the price. So taking advantage of update periods and the start of events in the game turns out to be one of the most profitable ways possible, but as I said before, it requires dedication to farming the items.

When there isn't an attractive event going on, the most lucrative way of making money in the game for me is by exploring for relics in Null-sec. Obviously, this requires a late-game account for survival reasons. Metallic gas and supersonic ice are also great options for highly valued materials. As well as hunting missions such as EDENCOM's field bases. These options involve a great deal of risk and therefore require you to be an experienced player, ok?

For those who like action (which is also my case when I have time to play), piracy and ransom missions can be a good addition to your assets. For this style, it's important to define the group well so that the method is as profitable as possible.

I've talked about methods that involve effort and strategy, haven't I? And investment? This is the easiest way to accumulate ISK. Buy PLEX (real game money). It sounds like a joke, but it really is the best way to make a profit, and what's more, it can help you with the other forms of profitability I've mentioned!

Local chat can be used as both an information-gathering tool and a social space. It's clear to anyone who plays that the local chat goes both ways all the time, depending on the player!

However, in my opinion, local chat was designed and is mostly used for interactions. Speaking for myself, I use the chat to talk to other players, make jokes and even pass on tips or information to newbies, while at the same time embracing them in guilds that will help their progress in the game!

It's always good to know which player is using chat: newbies tend to use it to ask for information, experienced players tend to vary between chatting and assessing the danger of certain activities in the system in question, as well as using it for conflict communications, where gathering information can be essential for defining a possible battle or psychological pressure through the local chat itself.

In addition to the player's style, the location they are in can greatly change the style of the local chat. High-sec is a place where local chat is used almost entirely for communication, while places like null-sec and low-sec are used for gathering information for survival (due to the dangers of these places).

It's clear to see how local chat is a simple system with a number of complexities involved that make it very much a part of the game!

What are the most efficient ways to hunt other players without relying on ganks? I usually have a hard time finding PVP battles in the game, especially when I'm looking to hunt wanted players.

From what I always see on YouTube, I don't think it's far from the best way to be successful hahaha.