Comments on Scattered Ashes: Psyche and Soma

u have nice nlog i guess i will be one of ur reade...

2005-07-18T07:30:00.000-04:00

u have nice nlog i guess i will be one of ur readers:)

It wouldn't take much for certain minds to go over...

2005-07-16T18:20:00.000-04:00

It wouldn't take much for certain minds to go over the edge...they have to keep pulling themselves back, to simplify things. Some people can accept nothing, and others question nothing. Whose happiest! (Watched an episode of Seinfield yesterday, where a pigeon crashed into Elaine's head...sorry, didn't mean to feed your phobia:-).

here via your flickr qn re favicons. a/ very nice...

2005-07-15T12:20:00.000-04:00

here via your flickr qn re favicons. a/ very nice favicon design. but b/ suggest you change its background's white to Transparent.
note how your favicon has a white square on a firefox/netscape tab, whereas neither of mine do:
Farting through my Fingertips
Intermittent Creative Twitchings

Hey Munkay, Sorry, I think my post was not very e...

2005-07-15T10:25:00.000-04:00

Hey Munkay,

Sorry, I think my post was not very elaborate. I don't want to go back too much to my philosphy years at college, but what I got from Descartes was precisely that: a rational analysis of causality will inevitably lead you to conclude that predictability is a matter of custom. When you follow that argument to its conclusion, I think you'll find you are quite vulnerable to say the least. Hume had something to say about that too. In my case, I think I'm too rational for my own well being and that's something I should tru to change.

Sorry for the cryptic post, I realize my explanation is rather mediocre. This post, however, I think is the most intimate I've written. In a way I guess I wrote it more for myself, hence the lack of clarity.

Thanks for reading.

"..and it was only when he stopped thinking ration...

2005-07-14T23:28:00.000-04:00

"..and it was only when he stopped thinking rationally that he recovered his mind."-Please elaborate more for me on this, Scipio, I am not following you on your examples.