Archive for the 'Critical Thinking' Category
“Well, what did you expect?!” Many folks are caught off guard by the above query on account of they were not expecting ANYTHING. Here they were, just navigating their personal stream of consciousness and then Bam! Their apple cart is tipped over for no apparent reason. And what is puzzling the person whom asks this [...]
November 20th, 2010 | Posted in Courage, Critical Thinking | 4 Comments
Could you use a hand? Do the expectations surrounding you seem more suited to a Clone & Kin tag-team than the single round grudge match you signed up for? If so – take heed – because the pressure you feel is exactly the same as 90% of your fellow humans, whom like you have sooner [...]
November 2nd, 2010 | Posted in Biological Tools, Critical Thinking | 11 Comments
Dying In The Gears Of A Combine – NOT GOOD My brother-in-law / good friend Cal was inside the combine. You know, one of those machines used to make bread? Anyway, something was jammed up internally and he left the combine idling and climbed up inside on the straw-walkers. (things a person shouldn’t ought to [...]
October 27th, 2010 | Posted in Ancient History, Critical Thinking | 13 Comments
Julian Jaynes The Bicameral Mind Take a quick look at Julian Jaynes and his work on why humans think they hear voices and what might be causing this phenomenon. His theory explains much about our wacky history. Thank you, friend. Barry out. Bicameralism
October 27th, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Critical Thinking | 3 Comments
Someone is looking out for me – I can feel it. Right now at this very moment they are pondering my incredible value to the universe and plotting how best to lavishly reciprocate my selfless contribution to mankind. Oh yeah! And somewhere deep down I’ve got this sneaking suspicion that my gain will be so [...]
October 25th, 2010 | Posted in acceptence, Critical Thinking | 17 Comments
So, you hate your mother?! Well, familiarity breeds contempt. I see that you keep the new car spotless while the old auto gathers dust in the back yard. That’s familiarity breeding contempt. You say that last year’s wardrobe is garbage because its so “yesterday” but this new outfit you’re wearing today is wonderful? Hmm. Like [...]
October 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Courage, Critical Thinking | 10 Comments
When my finger is up like this, I do the talking – You got that?! “EVERY TIME WE COME HERE…” “You want a candy from the vending machines! Now Stop It!” I watched the drama unfold between a young father and his four or five year old son from my sideline vantage point in a [...]
October 21st, 2010 | Posted in acceptence, Awareness, Critical Thinking | 15 Comments
You still have to pull your pants down Lets say you go to the bathroom. And like most other full of crap folks, you squeeze out two number twos a day. There, you’ve already got the makings of your own poop learning center. Garbage Out & Good Stuff In Statistics about learning / reading for [...]
October 21st, 2010 | Posted in Critical Thinking, Operating Systems | 23 Comments
Inspector Gadget Yes, there is a force called attraction and another called un-attraction. This is how it works: Do you prefer some foods, people or places more and prefer others less? That’s it. That’s the force we’re talking about. Most of the gobbly-gook that is being written about the law of attraction is actually enticing [...]
October 18th, 2010 | Posted in acceptence, Caring, Critical Thinking | 7 Comments
Learn From Mistakes Think About Others Try Everything Once You Effect Outcomes Stuff Adds Up ************* Thank you, friend. Barry out.
October 13th, 2010 | Posted in acceptence, Awareness, Critical Thinking | 26 Comments