10 days ago by Anna

Why, when writing poetry, is travel such a rich vein to mine? There's a plethora of poems about travel. I think there's something about travel that lends itself to poetry - that calls up the urge for poetry, like how love does. In normal life, when you step out onto the street, your brain is lazy an ...

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36 days ago by pcnerd37

& Share on Facebook Here are the shownotes for episode #51 for the Global Geek News Podcast. Global Geek News #51 Podcast Feed: Subscribe on iTunes Stories: Seesmic acquires Ping.fm Avatar makes $1 billion in 17 days 2016 bug hits text messages, payment processing IE loses more marketshare as Chrome ...

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70 days ago by David Frees

Dave Frees on Mental Profit Killer and The Mind Hacks That Beat Them By: Dave Frees Persuasion, Enhanced Communication, and Ethical Influence in your business and personal life. Have you ever started a book, listened to a minute or two of a speaker, or been casually chatting with an adviser on the p ...

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90 days ago by anam

Ok let's do this thing. I'm currently using various life/mind hacking techniques to help get stuff done. I'm going to waffle about them here. First off changing communication. This comes up several times on realtion to the Saphir-Worf hypothesis, so I'm going to have a play with e-prime. My work ema ...

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126 days ago by David Frees

I was recently speaking at a Dan Kennedy and Bill Glazer event. Eben Pagan was also there as a speaker and I think that Eben is a brilliant synthesizer and teacher. I heard him when he discussed the need for relaxation to be productive but I didn’t have my flip video. But, just tonight I found a you ...

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175 days ago by debby

Having studied psychology for a little while, I was always quick at jumping in to argue that the ‘universal theory’ that I was being taught really was not universal - I knew too much about cross-culture. My exasperated teacher acknowledged the validity of my claims but explained I had to learn to wa ...

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202 days ago by Trond

Another quick observation about motivation: I was lying in bed just now, tired and thinking of sleep. I picked up the book I’m currently reading (the 2008 Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror anthology, if anyone cares), thumbed to the next story, but barely made it to the end of the second paragraph before ...

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205 days ago by siconroy

A human’s answer to this question will, I think, always naturally bias towards more ‘intelligent’ or sophisticated interpretations. Like an onion with many layers, I’m sure that most things we come up with as explanations have a place and play a part in the overall picture. Arguments about how early ...

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205 days ago by siconroy

A human’s answer to this question will, I think, always naturally bias towards more ‘intelligent’ or sophisticated interpretations. Like an onion with many layers, I’m sure that most things we come up with as explanations have a place and play a part in the overall picture. Arguments about how early ...

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207 days ago by hdiwan

According to a MindHack-linked study seems to suggest that the frequency of chocolate cravings varies with a woman's menstrual cycle. The benefit? If you want to have a child or avoid pregnancy, you can time your intercourse with when she doesn't crave chocolate. Note, to my scouse readers, the stud ...