Teaching Memory
How do we remember? Is there an inherent danger is misremembering? If we learn by thinking, is the preserved result of that process our saved memories?
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Mind Body Decay in Our Two Lifetimes
In a recent article — Medical Fakery and the Intentional Placebo Effect — I argued in the comments stream that our minds and our bodies are failing us faster even as medicine advances quicker than ever while we live our two lifetimes.
Panopticonic Thought and Military Thinking
Do we create our thoughts? If we create them, do we own them? The United States Army is working on new “thought helmets” where “thought synthesis” between soldiers will be immediate an unspoken.
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Big Thinkers
The word requires Big Thinkers.
The job of the Big Thinker is to sit around and tinker with ideas and connect them with opposite thoughts and unheard of notions.
Connecting the dots where most people see only white space is what sets the Big Thinker apart from the meandering mind that merely sits and waits for instruction on living while the world spins around them.
Big Thinkers set agendas, create visions, and make the notion of a darkening world a brighter place.
Honor big thoughts by confirming your interest in, and your desire of, changes that improve humanity instead of leaving us rotting in the status quo.
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