Sunday, May 29, 2005
Link Time
Via del.icio.us:
Merriam-Webster asks "What's your favourite word that is not in a dictionary?" Surprisingly I have actually heard of some of the top ten. I like chillax and cognitive displaysia.
Overcoming Serious Indecisiveness. I'm sure I should read this information about decision making. I know I am very bad at decision making.
I'm also sure that some people would say I need to think more responsibly. Some people might say that I need to read this: How Can We Avoid Believing Things That Aren't True? Maybe I'll read it. Maybe I'll even read it critically.
This news article caught my eye, because I am kind of fond of Wicca Judge: Parents Can't Teach Pagan Beliefs.
And finally, because I could always do with a better brain. New Scientists 11 Steps to a Better Brain.
Merriam-Webster asks "What's your favourite word that is not in a dictionary?" Surprisingly I have actually heard of some of the top ten. I like chillax and cognitive displaysia.
Overcoming Serious Indecisiveness. I'm sure I should read this information about decision making. I know I am very bad at decision making.
I'm also sure that some people would say I need to think more responsibly. Some people might say that I need to read this: How Can We Avoid Believing Things That Aren't True? Maybe I'll read it. Maybe I'll even read it critically.
This news article caught my eye, because I am kind of fond of Wicca Judge: Parents Can't Teach Pagan Beliefs.
And finally, because I could always do with a better brain. New Scientists 11 Steps to a Better Brain.
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1) I don't know if I'd actually use any of those words. I think I should be making up my own words :)
3) I believe weird things. Perhaps I should read that book. I don't think my "just because" answer satisfies everyone ;)
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3) I believe weird things. Perhaps I should read that book. I don't think my "just because" answer satisfies everyone ;)
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