
The absence of a neocortex does not appear to preclude an organism from experiencing affective states

Scientists have worked out that modern pop music really is louder and does all sound the same.

One definition is that a Type III error occurs when you get the right answer to the wrong question.

we left los angeles sunday morning, entered palm springs around 1pm. the silence is dry in palm springs. mountains of rocks. it wasn’t very warm. the wind effortless. greetings, happy parents. and soon, under the guise of a conjecture, by way of my mother’s voice, rosa has a boyfriend, hides away, doesn’t want to make me feel single. i don’t think so. she cancelled because she’s a lunatic. i love her but she’s a lunatic. we snacked in the kitchen. i know, i am a ray of sunshine.

Life, like bowling, is full of complicating factors, unpredictable variables, plenty of times when there is no right answer.
You know what time it is: Shine’s Like Gold and the Triple-Decker Weekly.
State 1. Going with the current flow and, at the same time, be the current.
State 2. Feeling and acting like a thing.
I want to emphasize that what I really got out of this is a sense that nothing I was doing defended my interests very much. I was acting against my hopes. I couldn’t distance myself from the story I believed was true.
imp kerr: This, too, is for the best
Kweens!!!!! It’s moments like this when you just KNOWWW, this GRINDR hookup isn’t going to end well!!! No matter how cute this apparent Dom.Masc.Top...
thanks for the Sunday Reading nod (“Fact and Fetish”)!
sincerely,
TMR
Sterilization (2013)
What is Ed Begley, Jr. looking at? Do we find out?
Today I said the words “selfish and honest” and wondered suddenly how that had become one of my...
There’s a bar in my hometown called the Meet Rack owned by a man who calls himself God. These are the keychains he gives out. If you want a more...
Saturday Feb 23rd
10pm – 3am
Downtown Community Television Center
87 Lafayette, just below Canal St
Whiskey and Beer (bring...
“I’m not insulting you, I’m describing you.”
- Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock, BBC)
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