Vladimir Kush – Fauna in La Mancha
Archive for July, 2006
Vladimir Kush
July 19, 2006Rubik Robot
July 19, 2006Patterning.
If they were able to teach a robot to do this, they know pretty darn well how to do it themselves. Duh. :)
Michael A. Covington: if you can’t explain an idea in another way (v. double description), you ain’t got an idea, you only have a string of words.
John Grinder about coordinating the conscious and unconscious processes
July 17, 2006Only managed to find again this in Google’s cache.
John Grinder on a distinction that I find hugely important. So much in so few rows. Enjoy re-reading through (re)understanding :)
You mentioned “…comments of some NLP trainers who say/claim that one’s unconscious knows everything. While not directly relevant to your comment, if I really were omniscient, then [...]
Michael Parkes – Magical Realist
July 15, 2006Magical realist? Such an understatement! :)
Michael Parkes – Persepolis
http://www.piersidegallery.com/artists/parkes/
Your identity…for sale
July 14, 2006http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/09/pf/security_info_profit/index.htm
“So what if they know about mehehe?”
[...] a supermarket offering a discount card can create a detailed profile of your consumption habits, including not only what you eat, but what alcohol and pharmaceuticals you consume, according to the Electronic Privacy Information Center. And there’s nothing legally preventing them from selling that information to, say, a [...]
Doing new things
July 13, 2006In order to succesfully adapt, achieve or survive, a member of a system requires a minimum amount of flexibility. This way, it can succesfully relate to the diversities, changes, fluctuations in the system.
A Tree in the Forest — A Collection of Ajahn Chah’s Similes
July 12, 2006I found out about Ajahn Chan from the writings of Jack Cornfield.
If metaphors and abductive thinking spark your interest, you may like this free excellent book even if you don’t practice meditation. In case you do, it gets even better! And further.
“People have asked me about my practice. [...]