Monthly Archives: February 2010

Ineffable by David Eagleman

Vladimir Nabokov percieved numbers as colors. He had synethesia, a mixture of the senses. David Eagleman has his Ph.D in neuroscience and wrote a book about it. In his spare time Eagleman writes fiction. He recently published Sum: Forty Tales … Continue reading

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Why Sri Lankans Don’t Get PTSD and Forcing Amy Grant to Apologize

Part of the problem (my personal problem) with blogging is that I don’t always (for various reason) go into as much depth as I’d like about subjects. For instance, I’ve read numerous articles about a variety of subjects and I’d … Continue reading

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