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Feb.15.2013
Come on down and take a look around. It never harms to make an impression (preferably, er, good) on the Internet.
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What Writers Need to Know About Goodreads
By Jason Boog
The New York Times has profiled Goodreads, undoubtedly sending hundreds of writers...
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Nov.04.2012
We tend to think of a brain as an organ, as something solid, monolithic, continuous. But it's not. A brain is not an organ but an organization of stand-alone neurons, a centralization of neurons.
In my previous post, Neural Tribe Doctrine, I remind the reader of the so-called...
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Aug.19.2012
My second book on mindful eating, Reinventing the Meal, is out. The formula is simple: to reinvent your eating, open your mind before you open your mouth. Put differently, to reinvent yourself reinvent your eating.
Here's the foreword from Donald Altman, the author of One-...
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Jan.29.2012
The perennial question of "Who am I?" is functionally tantamount to "From where does this mind-form (of "I"/"self") arise?" The answer is simple: from Here.
Who am I?
- I am a Here, a Locality of Consciousness, this here-and-now Space that is Aware.
But, of course, I am not this...
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Jan.06.2012
"You were in that world, in that context, and you made a very beautiful logic out of it."
(Shahrzad, History Continues)
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Dec.31.2011
We seem to have a choice: to study the Variable or to study the Constant.
In fact, there is no difference: to study that which always changes is to study the unknowable; to study that which never changes is to study that which is beyond knowledge.
Choose your vector of dis-interest.
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Nov.25.2011
I can’t remember where and when I saw the image, but it has stayed alive in my mind.The black and white photograph is of a young woman stepping over a dry stone wall in an arid field on a Greek island. She wears a short embroidered vest over a white blouse, together with a medium-long skirt and...
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