I wish one of these ideas worked for me, but once I get a song stuck in my head, it’s there for the duration. I can replace it with a different one, but there’s no “off” button on my mental MP3 player.
Apparently it’s disgust, at least as far as expressions go. Interesting and very plausible note on Darwin at the end.
“Meanwhile, New Age aura-seers everywhere scream with ‘vindication.’” 🙂
There’s good evidence that we all have multiple personalities — and that we can use that to understand ourselves and one another better: We used to think that the hard part of the question “How can I be happy?” had to do with nailing down the definition of happy. But it may have more to …
Yes, the title of this post is a deliberate exaggeration. But the information it’s based on is interesting anyway, and I suggest that if you or someone you know has asthma, it’s worth a read.
It’s being built right now in Surrey, England. (Via BoingBoing)
Oh, come on! None of those are enough to “destroy America,” even combined. Almost all of them are self-correcting problems: Loose nukes. A nuclear weapon can only be used once, after which it’s gone. If the supposed terrorists had a large supply, they’d be a problem — but without that, all they can do is …
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Interesting stuff.
Mom, I just hurt my back! I’ve got to have M&Ms, lots of them. Time is of the essence! 😉
I’ve thought this for a long time. Interesting connection to psi research at the end though.