Combining endurance sports with learning is the best way to learn because your brain is receiving a lot of blood from the healthy increase in blood pressure, which makes you extra smart, and you don't have to concentrate on anything else so you can focus all of your attention on what you are listening to. Riding the bike helps with minimizing mental distractions because that little bit of extra concentration you need to ride the bike crowds out thoughts other than the book. The bike riding makes you happy which helps to enjoy the story as well. This is our lifestyle blueprint that allows everybody to participate without crowding out the poor, because bikes don't cost a lot of money to maintain like horses and cars, and there will always be enough trails to go around. It really is a no brainer.

1. My Google Earth: Boulder History page lists the download files for the history of Boulder on Google Earth for the years of 1859, 1877, 1898 and 1915. I have two versions, the color coded version to show the lots separately and the realistically colored version to provide a cartoon world of Boulder past for us to adventure around.
2. Boulderome , is Ancient Rome and Boulder Colorado fused into the imaginary world of Boulderome, so we can learn history by pretending to be in Ancient Rome. Every Building, Aqueduct, City, Tribe, Kingdom, Language, Language Family, River, Lake, Mountain, Battle, War, Trek, Adventure and Race that was ever recorded from ancient Rome have their counterpart in Boulder. The locations are determined by how far they are and in what direction from their corresponding centers, which are the Palantine Hill for Rome, and the Courthouse for Boulder. This includes a recreation of the ENTIRE city of Rome in 211 AD, including the cobblestones for realistic ground level walking, and the Roman world, which is available for download in the Google Earth: Ancient World page.
3. My Google Earth: Ancient World page has downloads from the dawn of recorded history, when Europe was in "tribal times," and most people followed cattle around and had overlapping territories. The downloads available are: The tribes, city walls, languages, language families, rivers, lakes and mountains of the world at the dawn of recorded history.
4. My History's Battles . page has all the battles on Wikipedia available for download color coded by decade or century.
5. My Google Earth: Boulder Adventures provides hundreds of trips around boulder organized by Car & Motorcycle , Cycling , Running , Snow Sports , Hiking and Swimming & Kayaking .
6. My six 1,137 Google Earth Strava Segments pages are: Boulde​r City, Flat Roads, Mountain Roads, Mountain Biking, Cyclocross and Running. On some phones you can see the strava segments and the movies for them just by tapping the Google Earth icons. The blue icon is for the segment and the white is for the movie.
   
7. My ​Bike Racer Levels for Google Earth. See below for more further reading upon the subject at hand.

The 10 speed categories are as follows:

1. Sprinting, tests Power for a flying 200 to 250 meters, takes 9 to 30 Seconds, averages from 10 to 40 miles per hour and is divided into 120 categories. It circles Land Dimension 6, Gladiator's Fighting Arena, 2 Tennis Court area, 40 meters accross, 126 meters circumference, 1,257 meters squared.
2. Speed, tests Aenorobic fitness for 500 meters to 1 kilometer and takes 1 to 5 minutes. It circles Land Dimension 8, Roman Baths, Stadium area, 250 meters diameter, 786 meters circumference and 49,087 meters squared.
3. Pursuit, tests Functional Aenorobic fitness for 2 to 4 kilometers and takes 3 to 20 Minutes. It circles Land Dimension
4. Time Trial, tests Aerobic Fitness for 20 kilometers and takes 20 to 45 Minutes. It circles Land Dimension
5. Standard Level / Func Aerobic 40Km 45M to 2 Hours. It circles Land Dimension
6. Big Ride / Gl-Li 90Km 2 to 4 Hours. It circles Land Dimension
7. Endurance 180Km 4 to 7 Hours. It circles Land Dimension
8. Ultra Endurance 360Km 7 to 12 Hours. It circles Land Dimension
9. Adventure 720Km 12 to 24 Hours. It circles Land Dimension
10. Trip 1,440Km 1 to 2 Days. It circles Land Dimension

as well as mountain biking for an hour, climbing for an hour and an overall distance and terrain category which is coming soon.

My Google Earth Bike Racer Levels illustrates the levels for all of the distances from the one hour down and in 4 ways: 1. How far you go in an hour in a radiating circle from Haystack Mountain, 2. the 20 kilometer Haystack Time Trial course, 3.

3. My Alien Pages proves that we are not alone and should open our minds to all of the possibilities out there. They contain ​New Age, ​Disclosure & Channelers, ​Alien Bodies, ​Crop Circles, ​Megaliths and ​Sacred Geometry.

4. My daily YouTube dance-musical Boulderome retells the story of ancient Rome with Boulder, Colorado as the setting. Ancient Rome is brought to life by re creating on Google Earth all the buildings of the city to all the tribes of the empire and everything in between. The story condenses time by 50, so I can retell 2,000 years of Roman history in 20 years. The beginning of Rome was 753 BC, and the beginning of Boulderome will hopefully be sometime this year.

For the show, I spend my days riding my horse/bike around Boulderome while listening to free audio history books and pretending that I am living the life of a Boulderoman according to what they did that month in ancient Rome. Then, I turn it into a YouTube episode by playing multiple characters in costume in front of my green screen with special effects in combination with daily GoPro videos of my rides showing my travels around the Boulderoman world which are brought to life by my detailed three dimensional Google Earth cartoon world and its own timeline to follow along.

Recreating Rome in Boulder will ignite an interest in the ancient world that will make any endurance athlete who visits Boulder a history addict, because Boulder and Ancient Rome are stupendously alike in the following ways:

1. They are about the same size.
2. They are both in a flat plain next to the mountains with a vast expanse of flat area on one side and the mountains on the other.
3. They both have a river running through them.
4. They both have seven named hills within their inner walls and five just outside.
5. The 11 aqueducts of ancient Rome have the same range as the Boulderoman ones.
6. They have surrounding towns of the same size, range and frequency (about 30 within 20 kilometers).
7. The mountain tribes are the same size and distance away.
8. The empire of Rome is the same size as America.

It is important to know history because we can cure all of the world's problems with the proper study of it. Once we see enough of the same patterns of events repeat themselves, we will be able to recognize them in our modern world and know the proper policy decisions.

The extensive history of Rome provides the perfect blueprint for us to draw from for all of societies successes and failures because it is documented so well and is what we originated from. We can trace just about every word, law, invention and idea to a specific time and place within the Roman empire. It is especially important to study our history now because our modern society parallels ancient Rome in many ways. Rome fell because the culture developed the wrong values. They removed value from the free thinking, hard working individual who made Rome great, and replaced it with the unrewarding love of wealth. People stopped striving to be physically fit, well rounded hard workers who are part of a strong and proud community, and started only caring about staying on top of an increasingly small patch of wasteful socially elite territory. In their material success, they became weak and lazy, and unable to defend themselves from themselves and primitive barbarians.

We should remember Livy's observation on the third of his 33 hundred page book about the history of Rome, concerning the causes of the wealth of Rome:

"...there has never existed any commonwealth greater in power, with a purer morality, or more fertile in good examples; or any state in which avarice and luxury have been so late in making their inroads, or poverty and frugality so highly and continuously honored, showing so clearly that the less wealth men possessed the less they coveted. In these latter years wealth has brought avarice in its train, and the unlimited command of pleasure has created in men a passion for ruining themselves and everything else through self-indulgence and licentiousness."

1. My ​Power of Ten page which shows all of the size dimensions from the electron at -18 to the universe at +36.
2. My ​20 Land Area Dimensions page which examines land area from a person to the size of America to the power of two.
3. My ​Human Population page which records and examines population density in various circumstances throughout history.