Sunday, November 19, 2006
RECOMMENDED READING
Dave at Thoughts Illustrated - " The Starfish and the Spider - The Unstoppable power of leaderless organisations "
Looks to be a good book, so new though that it is not in stock in the major bookstore chains in my area, except downtown so I'm going to be ordering online. No book is worth driving on the Kennedy these days.
Curzon at Coming Anarchy - "Korea admits Tokyo War Crimes Tribunals Void?"
South Korea's postmodernist-nihilist Left, has done incredible damage in their time in power. Much like the American academic Left, which tried to use the occasion of the anniversary of Hiroshima to construct an apologia for Japanese ultranationalist fascism at the Smithsonian, ROK leftists have adopted an appalling " blood and soil" approach to " truth" that essentially has the same effect, albeit more indirectly.
Eide Neurolearning Blog - "What You Believe Matters - Can You Change Your Brain? "
The amazing power of neural plasticity combined with what Howard Bloom termed " inner judges" to shape brain structure and cognition.
That's it ! ¶ 8:16 AM
Dave at Thoughts Illustrated - " The Starfish and the Spider - The Unstoppable power of leaderless organisations "
Looks to be a good book, so new though that it is not in stock in the major bookstore chains in my area, except downtown so I'm going to be ordering online. No book is worth driving on the Kennedy these days.
Curzon at Coming Anarchy - "Korea admits Tokyo War Crimes Tribunals Void?"
South Korea's postmodernist-nihilist Left, has done incredible damage in their time in power. Much like the American academic Left, which tried to use the occasion of the anniversary of Hiroshima to construct an apologia for Japanese ultranationalist fascism at the Smithsonian, ROK leftists have adopted an appalling " blood and soil" approach to " truth" that essentially has the same effect, albeit more indirectly.
Eide Neurolearning Blog - "What You Believe Matters - Can You Change Your Brain? "
The amazing power of neural plasticity combined with what Howard Bloom termed " inner judges" to shape brain structure and cognition.
That's it ! ¶ 8:16 AM
