Monthly Archives: January 2012

Of Mice and Men and Empathy

Posted on January 28, 2012 by Rob

I have a pet mouse. It’s not exactly a pet because it doesn’t live in a cage, but it lives in my office and uses my internet cable as a ladder to the air vents in the wall to enter … Continue reading →

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My Opinion Debunked, a Political Rant and More!

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Rob

In my second-last post, The Battle of the Brains, I wrote: At the beginning of this post I promised you a possible way to end the battle of the (individual) brains. Well, here it is. I try to make it … Continue reading →

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Were the Pyramids Built by Aliens?

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Rob

I don’t know, but I proved my point. I’m really pleased with myself this morning. In my last post, my primary point was to suggest that, in so many words, if we put our heads together cooperatively, we could come … Continue reading →

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The Battle of the Brains

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Rob

16 December: Please read the follow-up post, Were the Pyramids Built by Aliens, after you read this post. You may be surprised by the answer! I received a much appreciated article length reply to a recent post from Neil Slade, … Continue reading →

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Beyond the Split Brain

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Rob

I received some very interesting correspondence from Neil Slade after last week’s post. For one thing, he reminded me about the Curious Case of Jill Bolte Taylor, a neuroanatomist who had the “great good fortune” of being able to observe … Continue reading →

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