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 From the Afterlife, which is 40 vignettes about the afterlife. It’s an amazing book. Imaginative [...]
Entries from February 2010
February 3, 2010
Ineffable by David Eagleman
Filed under books, faith, fiction, short stories
Tags: afterlife, david eagleman, ineffable, nabokov, synethesia
February 2, 2010
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 like to share them and dissect them and critique them and expand on them. Sometimes [...]
