AFTER LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS
I stayed at home for about ten days.
What concerned me most was my leg, which I had injured in the fall.
I suspected nothing unusual.
When I was able to walk normally again, I returned to work.
My life continued as before.
Or at least, that was how it seemed to me.
About a month later, an acquaintance called me and began talking about drones.
At that time, I knew practically nothing about them.
We finished the conversation. I went home and went to sleep.
During the night, I woke up with a perfectly clear idea of how the flight time of a drone could be increased so that its batteries would need to be charged less frequently.
What surprised me was not only the idea itself.
It was the certainty with which it appeared.
The next day I went to work, arranged to use a site as a workshop, and began gathering the necessary materials.
Within a week, I had prepared everything I needed and began working.
But I was not repairing an existing drone.
I began building a motor from scratch.
“How do I know how to do this?”