EtherWhack

That's the real question.

I think the closest would be the TicWatch, though you'd be using an old Wear OS version and likely never get any updates for it.

Having unbreaking eye contact can also mean the person is dishonest. They can be trying to feign normal eye contact but overthinking it, they could also be trying to judge your reactions to figure out what to say in order to make the falsehood more believable.

They can use a bone or at least part of one to fix a shattered or badly healed one. The link also mentioned diseases or infection, malformed or insufficiently sized, and a few others.

Can I ask what even is the point of asking?

People that would need a bone or ligament graft. It's more commonly seen for joint repairs.

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/16796-bone-grafting

Remind me to get a technicolor coat if so

What egg?

(Phil sees anon sitting on the porch and proceeds to walk up to them)

"Hey neighbor! Your lawn is looking beautiful this morning. What are you feeding it?"

(Phil proceeds into an endless conversation about landscaping, and the neighborhood and the weather, and what he just saw on sale at the store, and the...)

From what I've discerned, the fame; internet clout; and money got to their heads to the point they drifted from mostly impartial and helpful information to a more biased perspective, with which benefits their sponsors more than their viewers or the community as a whole.

I took a hike up Mission Peak (Fremont, CA, US) some number of years ago and had to stop 3/4 the way up as it was too muddy, but I got a good shot of the bay and have been using it on my phone since. It also has this weird feature where the lighting on it also makes it look bright but cloudy to dark and stormy depending on screen brightness.

I just knew he wasn't when he was with PayPal and never really paid much attention since.