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feedback, support, direction, intuition, inspiration, revelation,
transformation, miracles, union -- allowing healing forgiveness and release
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Try this
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On 10/29/15, Gillian Densmore wrote:
> Some of you that use google might find this handy
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> http://www.ghacks.net/2015/10/27/google-http-search-yes-it-is-still-possible/
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> recently google.com started to redirect to https causing breakage
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> A
On 10/28/2015 02:24 PM, Nick Thompson wrote:
[NST==>Well, remember Glen. I am a rank Deweyan. I think that people can
and ought to discuss and argue, decide, and act concertedly. One thing that
stands in the way of that is the notion that I can’t “do anything about
climate change.” I mean is
On 10/28/2015 02:31 PM, Merle Lefkoff wrote:
If you haven't seen "Cowspiracy", I think you'd like it and by
now it may be on YouTube.
Cool! I hadn't heard of this one. I didn't find it on youtube. But I did find
it on netflix. I'm sad to see that it's executive producre is Leonardo DiCapri
Nick,
Yes, you individually can't do anything about climate change, but since
animal agriculture--NOT energy use--causes more than 50% of climate change,
if there is a mass global movement away from meat--that can make a big
difference. If you haven't seen "Cowspiracy", I think you'd like it and
Larding below!
Nicholas S. Thompson
Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Biology
Clark University
http://home.earthlink.net/~nickthompson/naturaldesigns/
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Some of you that use google might find this handy
http://www.ghacks.net/2015/10/27/google-http-search-yes-it-is-still-possible/
recently google.com started to redirect to https causing breakage
Amusingly both opera and firefox (sort of) work better for googles own
search engine sometimes to
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On 10/28/2015 12:05 PM, Nick Thompson wrote:
Now, how similar is your behavior in regard to climate change to the
decision-making patterns you describe here.
I don't understand the question. How similar is my behavior is to my
decision-making? That's so over-loaded with implications I can't
Thanks, Glen,
Another great bit of "idiographic" science.
Now, how similar is your behavior in regard to climate change to the
decision-making patterns you describe here.
Also: turn your analytic skills on what you are doing here. Is it REASONABLE.
Is it REASONING. Is it EVER reasonable
Thanks, John,
This account is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. It describes
how a highly trained, reasonable person actually reasons in a complex,
dynamic world. The one source of input you don't mention is "authority."
So, If you went to your doctor tomorrow and he said, "I have re
http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2015/151027/ncomms9661/full/ncomms9661.html
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Speaking to the larger issues, I only change my behavior under parallax, when I see
multiple, seemingly disparate lines of reasoning converging. For the climate, it's my
natural dislike of crowds combined with myopic thinking and the "leave only
footprints" ethic. For meat, it was a converge
Hi Nick,
That’s an interesting question. I am not a vegetarian and I have, on occasion,
asked myself “Why not?”. Some of my answers are probably rationalizations:
“Vegetarians have to be careful about getting enough protein”; “The studies
connecting meat to cancer may well be faulty” (for exam
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