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+a tiny plot to take over the Middle East C:\cnt\angles of the week 06-22-2008.doc
+Big Oil’s Plot to Double the Price of Food C:\cnt\angles of the week 06-22-2008.doc
charisma, the Beatles and Mohammed-- vortices in the collective consciousness \cnt\social .cnt
the hankering for chaos \cnt\social .cnt37, 38, 39, 40
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt41 , 42 , 43 , 44 , 45, 46 , 47 , 48, 49 , 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 , 65, 66, 67, 68,
,
69 70
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt71, 72, 73, 74 , 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86
revolution as the path to wealth and power--or why "proletarian" uprisings are middle class affairs
\cnt\social .cnt
the hierarchical ladder-jumping trick--Mick Jagger and St. Augustine \cnt\social .cnt
religion and the revolutionary bloodbath--turning the pecking order upside down \cnt\social .cnt
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change--ancestors \cnt\social .cnt 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105
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106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119
the revolutionary's conservative streak \cnt\social .cnt 120, 121 , 122, 123, 124 , 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130 ,
, , , , , , ,
131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138
the scarcity principle--a built -in mechanism for change \cnt\social .cnt
Ilya Prigogene's escalator up \cnt\social .cnt
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt192, 193, 194 , 195, 196,
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197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214 , f215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224 , 225, 226, 227, 228,
, , , , ,
229 230 231 232 233 234
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240 , 241, 242 , 243, 244 , 245
Language as social pressure from herds long-gone \cnt\percept .cnt
perception's peculiar mechanics --or even cells take a vote \cnt\percept .cnt
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt 246, 247 , 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, f253, 254
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264 , 265, 266, 267, 268, 269,
270
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302 303 304
self promoters--the men who pull the strings of the invisible universe \cnt\promoter .cnt
the power of the press \cnt\promoter .cnt
why Voltaire said journalists are sheep \cnt\promoter .cnt
when the press is morally corrupt \cnt\promoter .cnt
perceptual engineering--feeding the herd's emotional needs \cnt\promoter .cnt
The Theatrical Tricks of Authority (leadership) \cnt\promoter .cnt305, 306, 307, 308, 309
The Press--General \cnt\promoter .cnt
+marketing murder—the case of Viet Nam \cnt\promoter .cnt
+empathic journalism \cnt\promoter .cnt
+twisting the story \cnt\promoter .cnt
+the fourth branch of government—dereliction of duty—the blood on the hands of the press \cnt\promoter .cnt
+molding a death myth—Osama’s pr man=the grim reaper\cnt\promoter .cnt
+how to play the name game—attention begets attention \cnt\promoter .c`nt
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt310,
, , , , , , , , , ,f , , , , ,
311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327
the cosmos as a corollary- generator--the slow crawl toward the arms of God \cnt\entropy.cnt328, 329, 330, 331
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt,332, 333, 334 , 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341 , 342, 343 , 344 , 345, 346, 347
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cnt348, 349. 350, 351, 352, 353, 354 , 355, 356, 357
conclusion \cnt\entropy .cnt
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364 , 365, 366, 367, 368, 369
+definitions of entropy \cnt\entropy
+the leak in the theory of entropy—closed systems are full of holes \cnt\entropy370
+another fly in entropy’s ointment--gravity \cnt\entropy
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy371, 372. 373, 374 , 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380
+the stairsteps of the cosmos—how power laws tumble from Boltzman’s mistakes \cnt\entropy
+the junk science of the Second Law of Thermodynamics--the cosmos of the impossible--perpetual motion machines in every
warp and wrinkle \cnt\entropy
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy381, 382, 383, 384 , 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394 , 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400 , 401 , 402
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy 403, 404 , 405, 406, 407, 408
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414 , 415, 416, 417, 418
+how the emergent ghost rearranges its substrate, its host \cnt\emergent properties
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
600 601 602 603 604 605 606 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 614 615 616
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 624 , 625
tough times make the ovum reluctant \cnt\r&k.cnt
the strange ways of the Yurok and the Sioux \cnt\r&k.cnt
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634 , 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
642 643 644 645 646 647 648 649 650 651 652 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 671 672 673
introduction \cnt\medieval.cnt
the perceptual earthquake of the mid-millenium \cnt\medieval.cnt
control, rationality, and the optimism of Lucretius \cnt\medieval.cnt
the perceptual earthqake of the mid-millenium \cnt\medieval.cnt
externals and internals--world -beaters and the beaten the evolution of fasting: internal shutdown mechanisms
\cnt\medieval.cnt
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt674 , 675, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680, 681, 682
Henry VIII's England and the social learning machine \cnt\medieval.cnt
+epigrams \cnt\middleag.es
+summary—The Return of the Middle Ages (and the Little Ice Age) \cnt\middleag.es702
+the impact of 9/11 \cnt\middleag.es703, 704 , 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711
+the new culture of anxiety \cnt\middleag.es
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
+sexual terror \cnt\middleag.es
+the breakup of the family and the need for a deadened society \cnt\middleag.es
+the blindfolds built by stress \cnt\middleag.es
+the resurrection of superstition \cnt\middleag.es
+is new age old, dark ages in disguise? \cnt\middleag.es
+the battle between superstition and science \cnt\middleag.es
+is medievalism on the rise?—the new medievalism \cnt\middleag.es
+the collapse of Rome and the rise of opioids \cnt\middleag.es
+art in the middle ages \cnt\middleag.es
+the bubonic plague and death-worship \cnt\middleag.es
+the return of gloom in the 15th century \cnt\middleag.es
+why do we love apocalypse myths? The rise of apocalypse lust \cnt\middleag.es
+are eco-believers trying to take us back to the age of darkness \cnt\middleag.es712, 713, 714 , 715
+is bioethics an excuse for blinding science? \cnt\middleag.es716, 717, 718, 719
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es720, 721, 722, 723, 724 , 725, 726,
, , , , , , , ,
727 728 729 730 731 732 733 734 735
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741 , 742, 743 , 744 , 745, 746, 747 , 748, 749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 756, 757, 758,
, , , , , , ,
759 760 761 762 763 764 765 766
+the local money, local veggie movement--another dark age disguise \cnt\middleag.es
+digest of the key facts C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+key facts C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+short pitch to Lisa Lyons C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+background from David Blume C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+The George C. Marshall Institute C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+Grocery Manufacturers Association gets into the mix C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+European Parliament May Reject Biofuels C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+oil prices—history C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+the commodities craze C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+the anti-biofuels argument—from Foreign Affairs C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+does the UK need energy independence C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+Khosla defends biofuels C:\cnt\is big oil causing the food crisis of 2008.doc
+unsorted \cnt\hibernat.ion
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 773, 774 , 775, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788,
, , , , , , , , ,
789 790 791 792 793 794 795 796 797
+serotonin-->melatonin \cnt\bioclock.s
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion) 799, 800, 801, 802, 803, 804 , 805, f806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 815,
, ,
816 817 818
+outdoor living synchs to the sun, indoor living follows the moon \cnt\bioclock.s
+hibernation \cnt\bioclock.s
+bioclocks as dna defenders \cnt\bioclock.s
+migratory guidance systems—time-space-photon calculators \cnt\bioclock.s819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 824 , 825, 826
+unsorted \cnt\hierarch.y
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y827, 828, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834 , 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, 840, 841 , 842, 843, 844 , 845, 846, 847, 848, 849,
, , , , , , , , ,
850 851 852 853 854 855 856 857 858 859
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y860, 861, 862, 863, 864 , 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874,
875
+unsorted \cnt\fetalhor.mon
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon982, 983, 984, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989, 990, 991, 992, 993
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon994 , 995, 996, 997, 998, 999, 1000, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004 , 1005
+how inner judges bend the lens through which we see—perception and learned helplessness \cnt\cas1024 , 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029,
, ,
1030 1031 1032
+meshworks \cnt\cas
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas1033, 1034, 1035, 1036, 1037, 1038, 1039, 1040, 1041, 1042, 1043, 1044 , 1045, 1046, 1047, 1048, 1049, 1050, 1051,
, , , , , ,
1052 1053 1054 1055 1056 1057 1058
+serotonin and turkey coma—when top of the heap turns into sleep \cnt\seroton
+serotonin—the drug of satisfaction \cnt\seroton1104 , 1105, 1106, 1107, 1108, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1112, 1113, 1114
+unsorted \cnt\control
+conspicuous consumption of control \cnt\control
+structure deprivation \cnt\control1115, 1116, 1117, 1118, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1123, 1124, 1125, 1126, 1127, 1128, 1129, 1130, 1131, 1132, 1133
+is control just a matter of perception? \cnt\control
+the illusion of control—the chemical benefits of belief (superstition, religion) \cnt\control1134
+thinking—is it ever a solitary thing?—dialog with Lawrence Berger & Mark Lamonica \cnt\control
+getting a grip--practical ways to restore a sense of control \cnt\control
+comprehension is control \cnt\control
+is illness a mirage? \cnt\control
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control1135, 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 1140, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1144 , 1145, 1146, 1147
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems, epinephrine, and hierarchy
\cnt\control1148, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1161, 1162
+the stress-handling system \cnt\control
+the will to power versus the pleasure of submission—dynorphins vs. cocaine \cnt\control
+unsorted \cnt\play
+animals play games—sometimes murderous ones \cnt\play
+the emotional and evolutionary template underlying games \cnt\play
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play1163, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1169, 1170, 1171
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play1172, 1173, 1174, 1175, 1176, 1177, 1178
+videogames as courage makers \cnt\play
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play1179, 1180, 1181, 1182, 1183,1184, 1185, 1186, 1187, 1188, 1189, 1190
+play is the privilege of the privileged \cnt\play
+the attempt to humble the loser—hierarchy and play \cnt\play
+the neurochemistry of play \cnt\play
+play as a way to rehearse the scripts and write the lines for the next generation \cnt\play
+it takes a ritual to have fun, it takes a social space to play \cnt\play
+play is the launch pad for new realities—homo ludens & the power of consumer culture, the power of significant trivia
\cnt\play
+display and power conservation \cnt\display1191, 1192, 1193, 1194 , 1195, 1196, 1197, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1202, 1203, 1204 , 1205, 1206, 1207, 1208, 1209,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
1210 1211 1212 1213 1214 1215 1216 1217 1218 1219 1220 1221 1222
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display1223, 1224 , 1225, 1226, 1227, 1228, 1229, 1230, 1231, 1232, 1233, 1234 , 1235
+display of surplus—and being gay \cnt\display1236, 1237, 1238, 1239, 1240, 1241, 1242, 1243, 1244 , 1245, 1246, 1247, 1248, 1249, 1250, 1251, 1252, 1253,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
1254 1255 1256 1257 1258 1259 1260 1261 1262 1263 1264 1265 1266 1267 1268 1269 1270 1271 1272 1273
+toning it down—to hold a big group together, displays of grandeur have to go? \cnt\display
+unsorted \cnt\surplus
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus1324, 1325, 1326, 1327, 1328, 1329, 1330, 1331, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1336, 1337, 1338, 1339, 1340, 1341, 1342, 1343, 1344, 1345, 1346, 1347,
1348, 1349, 1350, 1351, 1352, 1353, 1354, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1358, 1359, 1360, 1361, 1362, 1363, 1364, 1365
, , , , ,
1398 1399 1400 1401 1402 1403
+how plot see-saws the brain—the battle of alternative interpretations and competing neural nets in Aristotelian plot
\cnt\narrativ.e
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality \cnt\narrativ.e1540,
, , , , , , ,
1541 1542 1543 1544 1545 1546 1547 1548
+epigrams \cnt\art.cnt
+unsorted \cnt\art.cnt
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt1549, 1550, 1551, 1552, 1553
+why did we paint our caves? \cnt\art.cnt
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt1554, 1555, 1556, 1557, 1558, 1559, 1560, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1564 , 1565, 1566, 1567, 1568, 1569, 1570, 1571, 1572, 1573, 1574, 1575,
, , , , , , , , ,
1576 1577 1578 1579 1580 1581 1582 1583 1584 1585
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance1666, 1667, 1668, 1669, 1670, 1671, 1672, 1673,
, , , , , , , , ,
1674 1675 1676 1677 1678 1679 1680 1681 1682 1683
+epigrams \cnt\music
+unsorted \cnt\music
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music1684, 1685, 1686, 1687, 1688, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694 ,
, , , , ,
1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music1701, 1702, 1703, 1704 , 1705, 1706, 1707, f1708, 1709, 1710 , 1711,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 1728 1729 1730 1731 1732 1733
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb--prosody \cnt\music1734 , 1735, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 1755 1756 1757 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1764 1765
, ,
1766 1767 1768
+pattern recognition \cnt\music1901, 1902, 1903, 1904 , 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music1911, 1912,
, , , , , , , , ,
1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music1923, 1924 , 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, f1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 , 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966
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1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993
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1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
+speeding up the beat--as generations age, their music slows down \cnt\music2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 , 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048
+leaders, luxuries, and the scarcity principle—luxury, rich \cnt\leaders.cnt 2114 , 2115, 2116, 2117, 2118, 2119, 2120, 2121, 2122, 2123, 2124 , 2125,
2126
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt2175, 2176, 2177, 2178, 2179, 2180, 2181,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2182 2183 2184 2185 2186 2187 2188 2189 2190 2191 2192 2193 2194 2195 2196
+the cowardice of Joseph McCarthy (scapegoats and the subcultural wrestling match) \cnt\leaders.cnt2197, 2198, 2199
+American humiliation and the rise of Rambo \cnt\leaders.cnt
+leadership--surfing the waves of the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt2200, 2201, 2202, 2203, 2204 , 2205, 2206, 2207, 2208, 2209, 2210, 2211, 2212, 2213, 2214 , 2215, 2216, 2217,
, ,
2218 2219 2220
+the qualities of leaders \cnt\leaders2221, 2222, 2223, 2224 , 2225, 2226, 2227, 2228, 2229, 2230, 2231, 2232
+the tricks of leadership—authority \cnt\leaders
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders2233, 2234 , 2235, 2236, 2237, 2238
+releasing the hidden selves of the masses \cnt\leaders
+surfing the waves of mass emotion \cnt\leaders2239
+if he wins he’s one of us, if he loses he’s one of them \cnt\leaders
complex dynamical systems--the key to the human puzzle (cas) complex .cnt
viri and the war of the learning machines complex .cnt
feudal Japan's industrial makeover --the Meiji Restoration complex .cnt
Japan--the flappers vs. the assassins complex .cnt
Complexity is the opposite of chaos—it’s creative complex .cnt
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt2317, 2318, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322, 2323, 2324 , 2325, 2326
the battle between subcultures --how ideas muster their pawns \cnt\subcult .cnt
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt2327, 2328, 2329, 2330, 2331, 2332, 2333, 2334 , 2335, 2336, 2337, 2338,
, , , , , ,
2339 2340 2341 2342 2343 2344 2345
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt2346, 2347, 2348, 2349 , 2350, 2351, 2352, 2353, 2354, 2355, 2356, 2357
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt2358, 2359, 2360, 2361, 2362, 2363, 2364 , 2365, 2366,
, , , , , , , , ,
2367 2368 2369 2370 2371 2372 2373 2374 2375 2376
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, , musical subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt2377,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2378 2379 2380 2381 2382 2383 2384 2385 2386 2387 2388 2389 2390 2391 2392 2393 2394 2395 2396 2397 2398 2399 2400 2401
, , , , , , ,
2402 2403 2404 2405 2406 2407 2408 2409
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt2410, 2411, 2412, 2413, 2414 , 2415, 2416, 2417, 2418,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2419 2420 2421 2422 2423 2424 2425 2426 2427 2428 2429 2430 2431 2432 2433 2434 2435 2436 2437 2438 2439 2440 2441
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt2442 , 2443 , 2444 , 2445, 2446 , 2447 , 2448, 2449 , 2450, 2451, 2452, 2453
+the braintwists of mindtribes \cnt\subcult .cnt2454, 2455
+the subcultural swirl and twist—how subcultures feed each other \cnt\subcult .cnt
our enemies extend our minds—the value of having an enemy \cnt\subcult2 .cnt2475, 2476, 2477, 2478, 2479, 2480, 2481, 2482, 2483,
, , , , , , , , ,
2484 2485 2486 2487 2488 2489 2490 2491 2492 2493
, , , ,
2565 2566 2567 2568 2569
, , , ,
2593 2594 2595 2596 2597
+unsorted bible.bk2
+how St. Paul created Christianity bible.bk2
+the power grab of the bishops bible.bk2
+God the bully bible.bk2
+epigrams \cnt\time
+unsorted \cnt\time
+what is time? \cnt\time
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time2660, 2661, 2662, 2663, 2664 , 2665, 2666, 2667, 2668, 2669, 2670, 2671
+the hand-crank of the universe \cnt\time
+is time continuous? \cnt\time
+different strokes for different folks--the relativity of time \cnt\time
+the one way rachet in time’s arrow \cnt\time2672, 2673, 2674 , 2675
+does time twirl backwards? Werbos and the microwhorls in the stream of time \cnt\time
+do photons exist? Are quantum jumps for real? Is this a continuous universe? \cnt\physics
+speed of light \cnt\physics
+gluons versus fields \cnt\physics
+seduction, propulsion, and time—what is attraction at a distance? \cnt\physics
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics2676, 2677, 2678, 2679, 2680, 2681, 2682, 2683, 2684, 2685, 2686, 2687, 2688, 2689, 2690, 2691, 2692, 2693, 2694 ,
, , , ,
2695 2696 2697 2698 2699
+unsorted \cnt\corollary
+epigrams \cnt\corollary
+summary \cnt\corollary
+the universe is a computer—Wolfram, etc. \cnt\corollary
+the mystery of the magic beans--where do axioms come from? \cnt\corollary
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary2724 , 2725, 2726, 2727, 2728, 2729, 2730, 2731, 2732
+Why do the products of the Big Bang fit each other so eerily? \cnt\corollary
+replicative form as a unit of selection—unhappy magnetic molecules \cnt\corollary2733, 2734 , 2735, 2736, 2737, 2738, 2739,
, , , , ,
2740 2741 2742 2743 2744 2745
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary2746 , 2747 , 2748, 2749, 2750, 2751, 2752, 2753, 2754 , 2755, 2756, 2757, 2758
+entropy=empowerment waiting for a liberator \cnt\corollary2759
+noncommutative geometry--the wedding of opposites in which each object is a dance \cnt\corollary
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary 2760, 2761, 2762, 2763, 2764 , 2765, 2766, 2767, 2768, ,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
2769 2770 2771 2772 2773 2774 2775 2776 2777 2778 2779 2780
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary2832, 2833, 2834, 2835, 2836, 2837,
2838
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary2839, 2840, 2841, 2842, 2843, 2844 , 2845, 2846, 2847, 2848,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2849 2850 2851 2852 2853 2854 2855 2856 2857 2858 2859 2860 2861 2862 2863 2864 2865 2866 2867 2868 2869 2870 2871 2872 2873 2874 2875
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2876 2877 2878 2879 2880 2881 2882 2883 2884 2885 2886 2887 2888 2889
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary2890, 2891, 2892, 2893, 2894 , 2895, 2896, 2897, 2898, 2899, 2900, 2901, 2902, 2903, 2904 , 2905,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
2906 2907 2908 2909 2910 2911 29122913 2914 2915 2916 2917 2918 2919 2920 2921
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \cnt\corollar.y
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\corollary
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary2967, 2968, 2969, 2970, 2971, 2972
+probing possibility space \cnt\corollary
+Eshel Ben Jacob and HB's Grand Unified Theory of the Universe \cnt\corollary
+the persistence of group form \cnt\corollary
+the cosmological constant and the search web's hunger \cnt\corollary
+limited pathways of form \cnt\corollary
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary2973, 2974 , 2975, 2976, 2977
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary2978, 2979, 2980, 2981, 2982, 2983, 2984 , 2985, 2986, 2987, 2988, 2989
+the big collision \cnt\corollary
+the long march toward the arms of god \cnt\corollary2990, 2991, 2992, 2993
Why a does not equal a ..\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\MEDIA LAB--Howard
Blooms BIG BANG TANGO MEDIA LAB\weekly columns\why A Does Not Equal A.doc
+epigrams \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
+summaries and the personal story behind this book \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
+What are Ur patterns?—The Ultimate Repeaters –Time And Change Repeaters—Synchronized Repeaters
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc2994
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc2995, 2996, 2997,
, , , , , , , ,
2998 2999 3000 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3080, 3081, 3082, 3083, 3084, 3085, 3086, 3087, 3088, 3089, 3090, 3091, 3092, 3093
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3094 , 3095, 3096, 3097, 3098, 3099, 3100, 3101,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3102 3103 3104 3105 3106 3107 3108 3109 3110 3111 3112 3113 3114 3115 3116 3117
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3118, 3119, 3120, 3121, 3122, 3123, 3124 , 3125, 3126, 3127, 3128, 3129, 3130,
, , , , , , , , , ,
3131 3132 3133 3134 3135 3136 3137 3138 3139 3140 3141
+sociality uber alles—Ur-patterns, evolutionarily stable strategies and Kauffmanesque hurricanos of form (includes Isaacson’s
rules of tetracoding and Ur-patterns)—vortex and vortices \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3142 , 3143
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3144 , 3145, 3146 , 3147 ,
, , ,
3148 3149 3150 3151
+attraction and repulsion lead to hierarchy? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3152, 3153, 3154, 3155, 3156, 3157, 3158, 3159
+fission fusion strategies, expand, consolidate, boom, bust and attraction repulsion
+the magic seeds—fuse and fizz, thou shalt bud \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3160, 3161, 3162, 3163, 3164 , 3165, 3166, 3167, 3168, 3169, 3170, 3171, 3172,
, , , , , , , , ,,
3173 3174 3175 3176 3177 3178 3179 3180 3181
, , , ,
3182 3183 3184 3185 3186 3187 3188 3189 3190 3191 3192
, , , , , ,
+the shape of time—temporal envelopes—attack, sustain, and decay \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3193, 3194 , 3195, 3196, 3197, 3198, 3199, 3200, 3201, 3202, 3203, 3204 , 3205, 3206, 3207, 3208, 3209
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3210, 3211, 3212, 3213, 3214 , 3215, 3216, 3217, 3218, 3219,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
3220 3221 3222 3223 3224 3225 3226 3227 3228 3229 3230 3231
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3294 , 3295, 3296, 3297, 3298, 3299, 3300, 3301 , 3302, 3303, 3304 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3305 3306 3307 3308 3309 3310 3311 3312 3313 3314 3315 3316 3317 3318 3319 3320 3321 3322 3323 3324 3325 3326 3327 3328 3329
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3330,
, , , , ,
3331 3332 3333 3334 3335 3336
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc3337, 3338, 3339,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3340 3341 3342 3343 3344 3345 3346 3347 3348 3349 3350 3351 3352 3353 3354
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc, 3366, 3367, 3368, 3369, 3370, 3371, 3372, 3373, 3374 ,
, ,
3375 3376 3377
+how did matter come from speed?—the birth of protons (baryogenesis) \cnt\bigbang.cnt
+the cosmic burp of molecules—when did atoms mix and match in gangs? moleculocosmochronology \cnt\bigbang.cnt
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \cnt\bigbang3435, 3436, 3437, 3438, 3439, 3440 , 3441
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt3442 , 3443 ,
, , , , , , , , ,
3444 3445 3446 3447 3448 3449 3450 3451 3452 3453
+abstract C:\socio\articles by hb\the big Burp\The Big BURP abstract & A-IDEAS 06-10-07.doc
+what to do next C:\socio\articles by hb\the big Burp\The Big BURP abstract & A-IDEAS 06-10-07.doc
+unused material C:\socio\articles by hb\the big Burp\The Big BURP abstract & A-IDEAS 06-10-07.doc
+text C:\socio\articles by hb\the big Burp\The Big BURP abstract & A-IDEAS 06-10-07.doc
+discards C:\socio\articles by hb\the big Burp\The Big BURP abstract & A-IDEAS 06-10-07.doc
+unsorted \cnt\teens
+1990s preppies \cnt\teens
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap3508, 3509, 3510, 3511, 3512, 3513, 3514 , 3515, 3516, 3517,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3518 3519 3520 3521 3522 3523 3524 3525 3526 3527 3528 3529 3530 3531 3532 3533 3534 3535 3536 3537 3538 3539 3540 3541 3542 3543 3544
, , , , , , , , , 3553, 3554, 3555, 3556, 3557, 3558, 3559, 3560, 3561, 3562, 3563, 3564, 3565, 3566, 3567, 3568, 3569, 3570, 3571, 3572,
3545 3546 3547 3548 3549 3550 3551 3552
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3573 3574 3575 3576 3577 3578 3579 3580 3581 3582 3583 3584 3585 3586 3587 3588 3589 3590 3591 3592 3593
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap3594 , 3595, 3596, 3597, 3598, 3599, 3600, 3601, 3602, 3603
+the terrible twenties \cnt\generation gap
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap3604 , 3605, 3606, 3607, 3608, 3609, 3610, 3611, 3612, 3613, 3614 , 3615
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap3616, 3617,
, , , , ,
3618 3619 3620 3621 3622 3623
+epigrams \cnt\fractal.doc
+summary \cnt\fractal.doc
+how fractals work—in PICTURES \cnt\fractal.doc
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc3624 , 3625, 3626, 3627, 3628, 3629, 3630, 3631, 3632, 3633, 3634 , 3635, 3636,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
3637 3638 3639 3640 3641 3642 3643 3644 3645 3646 3647 3648 3649
+the mandelbrot set, hugging and rebellion, attraction and repulsion \cnt\fractal.doc
+everybody join the twist—spirals and the vortex \cnt\fractal.doc
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc3650, 3651, 3652
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—evolution is the cosmos
admiring herself in a mirror \cnt\fractal.doc, 3653, 3654 , 3655, 3656, 3657, 3658, 3659, 3660, 3661, 3662, 3663, 3664 , 3665, 3666, 3667,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3668 3669 3670 3671 3672 3673 3674 3675 3676 3677 3678 3679 3680 3681 3682 3683 3684 3685 3686 3687 3688 3689 3690 3691 3692 3693 3694
+symmetry breaking—the universal slicer—from the big bang to your left hand—chirality, choice, and will
\cnt\fractal.doc
+fields of force—the cosmic choreographers \cnt\fractal.doc
+the language of the cosmos—on how many levels does syntax repeat? \cnt\fractal
+genes, networks, brains, and fractal knots and strings \cnt\fractal.doc3716
+are cells fractal too? And what about macromolecules? \cnt\fractal.doc
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc3717, 3718, 3719, 3720, 3721, 3722, 3723, 3724 , 3725,
, , ,
3726 3727 3728 3729
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\fractal.doc
+why logic does and doesn’t reflect reality \cnt\fractal.doc
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc3730, 3731, 3732, 3733, 3734 , 3735, 3736, 3737, 3738, 3739,
3740
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc3741, 3742 , 3743 , 3744 , 3745, 3746, 3747, 3748, 3749 , 3750, 3751, 3752, 3753, 3754, 3755, 3756, 3757, 3758, 3759,
, , , , , , , , ,
3760 3761 3762 3763 3764 3765 3766 3767 3768 3769
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc3770, 3771, 3772, 3773, 3774 , 3775, 3776, 3777, 3778, 3779, 3780,
, , , , , , , , , , , , 3792, 3793, 3794
3781 3782 3783 3784 3785 3786 3787 3788 3789 3790 3791
+sucking the poison from a scientific sin--the case for anthropomorphism \cnt\fractal.doc
+a human’s just an atom’s way of making brand new atoms \cnt\fractal.doc
+math as metaphor \cnt\math3795, 3796, 3797, 3798, 3799, 3800, 3801, 3802, 3803, 3804 , 3805, 3806, 3807, 3808, 3809, 3810, 3811, 3812, 3813, 3814 , 3815, 3816
,
,
3817 3818
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math3819, 3820, 3821, 3822, 3823, 3824 , 3825, 3826, 3827, 3828, 3829
+the hop, skip, and jump of the universe—why it’s time for science to change its math \cnt\math
+math IS the universe--mathocentrism \cnt\math
+the math-trap and neural nets \cnt\math
+moving toward a math of life \cnt\math
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc3927, 3928, 3929, 3930, 3931, 3932, 3933, 3934 , 3935, 3936, 3937, 3938, 3939,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
3940 3941 3942 3943 3944 3945 3946 3947 3948 3949 3950 3951 3952 3953 3954 3955 3956 3957 3958 3959 3960 3961 3962
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos
\cnt\future projectors3996, 3997, 3998, 3999, 4000, 4001, 4002, 4003, 4004 , 4005, 4006, 4007, 4008, 4009, 4010, 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014 , 4015, 4016,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4017 4018 4019 4020 4021 4022 4023 4024 4025 4026 4027 4028 4029 4030 4031 4032 4033 4034 4035 4036 4037 4038 4039 4040 4041 4042
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4043 4044 4045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4052 4053 4054 4055 4056 4057 4058 4059 4060 4061 4062 4063 4064 4065 4066 4067 4068 4069
, ,
4070 4071 4072
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors \cnt\future projectors4073, 4074 , 4075, 4076, 4077, 4078, 4079,
, ,
4080 4081 4082
+bacterial brains \cnt\future projectors4083, 4084, 4085, 4086, 4087, 4088, 4089, 4090, 4091
+the future projectors of plants \cnt\future projectors4092, 4093, 4094
+future projectors in bats \cnt\future projectors
+tracking, story-telling, scenario projection and following a spoor \cnt\future projectors4095, 4096
+future projection and the prefrontal lobes—executive functions—cells for the future, cells for the past \cnt\future
projectors4097
+the self as the cockpit of future projection \cnt\future projectors
+practice sessions for prophecy-the anatomy of a vision \cnt\future projectors
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors4098, 4099, 4100 , 4101, 4102, 4103, 4104 , 4105, 4106, 4107, 4108,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4109 4110 4111 4112 4113 4114 4115 4116 4117 4118 4119 4120 4121 4122 4123 4124 4125 4126
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4161 4162 4163 4164 4165 4166 4167 4168 4169 4170 4171 4172 4173 4174 4175 4176 4177 4178 4179 4180 4181 4182 4183 4184 4185 4186
, , ,
4187 4188 4189 4190
+miscellaneous \cnt\animalin.tlg
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg4240 , 4241 , 4242 , 4243
+bats \cnt\animalin.tlg
+social intelligence among chimps \cnt\animalin.tlg
+social intelligence among sheep \cnt\animalin.tlg
+do birds “see” magnetic fields? If they can do it, why can’t we? Migration \cnt\animalin.tlg4244 , 4245, 4246 , 4247 , 4248, 4249 , 4250,
4251
+dolphins \cnt\animalin.tlg
+do cuttlefish redecorate their skin to speak \cnt\animalin.tlg
+outboard pontoons of brain—the body as extension of brain \cnt\animalin.tlg
+how animals read the minds of human beings \cnt\animalin.tlg
+do animals use metaphor? \cnt\animalin.tlg
+can animals sense time? \cnt\animalin.tlg
+uncertainty drives us into the arms of others—choice and stress, indecision-terror \cnt\ambiguit
+how the pain of ambiguity gives power to authority \cnt\ambiguit
+unsorted \cnt\meshwork.s
+extracellular network \cnt\meshwork.s
+meshwork universe, meshwork molecules, meshwork mind and life \cnt\meshwork.s4252
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4289 4290 4291 4292 4293 4294 4295 4296 4297 4298 4299 4300 4301 4302 4303 4304 4305 4306 4307 4308 4309 4310 4311 4312 4313 4314 4315
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4316 4317 4318 4319 4320 4321 4322 4323 4324 4325 4326 4327 4328 4329 4330 4331 4332 4333 4334 4335 4336 4337 4338 4339 4340 4341 4342
, , , , ,
4343 4344 4345 4346 4347 4348
+what is a species?—accessorizing the backbone of dna \cnt\genetea.ms4364 , 4365, 4366, 4367, 4368, 4369
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms4370, 4371, 4372, 4373, 4374 , 4375, 4376, 4377, 4378, 4379, 4380, 4381
+where you are is who you are and when you are is what you are—the importance of context \cnt\genetea.ms
+unsorted \cnt\cells.cnt
+the cell as a well-oiled team \cnt\cells.cnt
+intracellular messengers \cnt\cells.cnt
+the intracellular trucking brigade \cnt\cells.cnt
+conducting the molecular orchestra—cardinal adsorbents \cnt\cells.cnt
+membrane power—the weave outside the genes \cnt\cells.cnt4382
+are cells outsmarting modern science? \cnt\cells.cnt
+is the extracellular matrix a bio-zeitgeist? \cnt\cells.cnt
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new genes
\cnt\evolutio.n4561, 4562, 4563, 4564 , 4565, 4566, 4567, 4568, 4569, 4570, 4571, 4572, 4573, 4574 , 4575, 4576, 4577, , 4578, 4579, 4580, 4581, 4582, 4583, 4584,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4585 4586 4587 4588 4589 4590 4591 4592 4593 4594 4595 4596 4597 4598 4599 4600 4601 4602 4603 4604 4605 4606 4607 4608 4609 4610
, , , ,
+technology as a behavior sorter--an environmental constraint \cnt\evolutio.n
+The Baldwin Effect \cnt\evolutio.n4611
+from the Big Bang onward, twelve billion years of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\evolutio.n
+division of labor between quarks and between atoms \cnt\evolutio.n
+silicon creative webs \cnt\evolutio.n
+from smart molecules to metabolisms \cnt\evolutio.n
+from non-life to life--surplus and self-organization \cnt\evolutio.n
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns and
marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n4612, 4613, 4614 , 4615, 4616, 4617, 4618, 4619, 4620, 4621, 4622, 4623, 4624 , 4625, 4626, 4627, 4628,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
4629 4630 4631 4632 4633 4634 4635 4636 4637 4638 4639 4640
+competing synergies and emergent properties \cnt\evolutio.n4656, 4657, 4658, 4659, 4660, 4661, 4662, 4663, 4664
+eukaryotes—creative webs within creative webs \cnt\evolutio.n
+who evolved when \cnt\evolutio.n
+brainpower in the Cambrian \cnt\evolutio.n
+creative webs of lenses on the bottom of the sea \cnt\evolutio.n
+the first landlubbers \cnt\evolutio.n
+mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is hairiest of all—the evolution of mammals \cnt\evolutio.n
+Lucy and her cousins—or competitors \cnt\evolutio.n
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n4665, 4666,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4667 4668 4669 4670 4671 4672 4673 4674 4675 4676 4677 4678 4679 4680 4681 4682 4683 4684 4685 4686 4687 4688 4689 4690 4691 4692 4693
,
4694 4695
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n4696, 4697, 4698, 4699, 4700, 4701, 4702, 4703, 4704 , 4705, 4706, 4707
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n4708, 4709, 4710, 4711, 4712, 4713, 4714 , 4715, 4716
+the invention of portability—slings, sacks, bags, nets, and the origins of the weaving and leather arts \cnt\evolutio.n
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n4717, 4718, 4719,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4720 4721 4722 4723 4724 4725 4726 4727 4728 4729 4730 4731 4732 4733 4734 4735 4736 4737 4738 4739 4740 4741 4742 4743 4744 4745
, , , , , , , , , ,
4746 4747 4748 4749 4750 4751 4752 4753 4754 4755 4756
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n 4757, 4758, 4759, 4760, 4761, 4762, 4763, 4764 , 4765, 4766, 4767, 4768, 4769, 4770, 4771, 4772, 4773, 4774 , 4775, 4776,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4777 4778 4779 4780 4781 4782 4783 4784 4785 4786 4787 47884789 4790 4791 4792 4793 4794 4795 4796 4797 4798 4799 4800 4801 4802 4803
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4804 4805 4806 4807 4808 4809 4810 4811 4812 4813 4814 4815 4816 4817 4818 4819
+microdifferentiation \cnt\evolutio.n , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4820 4821 4822 4823 4824 4825 4826 4827 4828 4829 4830 4831 4832 4833 4834 4835 4836 4837 4838 4839
, , , , , , , ,
4840 4841 4842 4843 4844 4845 4846 4847 4848
+speedophilia \cnt\evolutio.n
+populating Australia \cnt\evolutio.n
+the national spear association—whether a hunter or a scavenger to be \cnt\evolutio.n
+fire fancy \cnt\evolutio.n
+cooking, meat, and the shift to human genes \cnt\evolutio.n
+go north, go north, young man—when did humans hit the arctic? \cnt\evolutio.n
+Neanderthal \cnt\evolutio.n , ,
4885 4886 4887
+businessmen and human needs—from the stone age to the 23rd century \cnt\evolutio.n
+were cities, trade, and farming strands in a common web? \cnt\evolutio.n
+the ripening of civilizations \cnt\evolutio.n
+nomadic herders and the word \cnt\evolutio.n
+the role of herders—when nomads conquer the world \cnt\evolutio.n
+do we have horse-loving genes? \cnt\evolutio.n
+the evolution of empires, the backward step to nation-states \cnt\evolutio.n
+new ways of seeing lead to new ways of being—the material power of ideas, the force of a perceptual lens \cnt\evolutio.n
+homo ludens—man the species that fools around—creativy comes from fun, not from necessity \cnt\evolutio.n
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n , , , , , , , , , , ,
4901 4902 4903 4904 4905 4906 4907 4908 4909 4910 4911 4912
+eat your meat and vegetables—the rise of animal husbandry and agriculture \cnt\evolutio.n
+making it big—the move toward global societies \cnt\evolutio.n4913, 4914 , 4915, 4916, 4917, 4918, 4919, 4920, 4921, 4922, 4923, 4924 , 4925,
,
4926 4927
+let them make peace—the benefits of bigness and the fruits of large-scale society \cnt\evolutio.n4928, 4929, 4930, 4931, 4932
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n4933, 4934 , 4935, 4936, 4937, 4938, 4939, 4940 , 4941 , 4942 , 4943 , 4944 , 4945, 4946 ,
, , , , , , , , ,
4947 4948 4949 4950 4951 4952 4953 4954 4955 4956
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we
insignificant? The answer to Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n4957, 4958, 4959, 4960, 4961, 4962, 4963, 4964, 4965, 4966, 4967,
, ,
4968, 4969, 4970, 4971, 4972, 4973, 4974, 4975, 4976, 4977, 4978, 4979, 4980, 4981, 4982, 4983, 49844985, 4986, 4987, 4988, 4989, 4990, 4991, 4992 4993 4994
,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , 5008, 5009, 5010, 5011, 5012, 5013, 5014
4995 4996 4997 4998 4999 5000 5001 5002 5003 5004 5005 5006 5007
+humans—a genome’s way of making the big jail break—upgrading genetic evolution \cnt\evolutio.n5015, 5016
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n5017, 5018, 5019, 5020, 5021
+the future march of biomass and the challenges of mankind \cnt\evolutio.n5022, 5023
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02, 5024 , 5025, 5026, 5027, 5028, 5029, 5030, 5031,
, , ,
5032 5033 5034 5035
+unsorted \cnt\bacteria
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria5036, 5037, 5038, 5039, 5040, 5041, 5042, 5043
+E. coli \cnt\bacteria
+how we use bacteria \cnt\bacteria
+engineering tricks from animals \cnt\bacteria
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria5044 , 5045, 5046, 5047
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria5048, 5049, 5050, 5051
+the coming plague \cnt\bacteria
+transposons \cnt\bacteria
+drug resistant microbes \cnt\bacteria
+microbes rule! \cnt\bacteria
+bacterial empires--far older than humanity \cnt\bacteria
+the queen of the colony--hierarchies \cnt\bacteria
+coming to each others’ rescue \cnt\bacteria
+how do we lure bacteria into our guts? \cnt\bacteria
+when famine reigns, eat your sisters—the cannibal strategy \cnt\bacteria5052
+when disaster strikes, time-capsulize—encystment and sporulation \cnt\bacteria
+overcoming catastrophe \cnt\bacteria
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria5053, 5054, 5055, 5056, 5057, 5058, 5059, 5060, 5061, 5062, 5063, 5064, . 5065
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria5066, 5067, 5068, 5069, 5070, 5071, 5072
+the teamwork of a mass of cells \cnt\bacteria
+bacterial arabs and jews—the separate lineages in a colony \cnt\bacteria
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce5073, 5074 , 5075, 5076, 5077, 5078, 5079, 5080
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce5081, 5082, 5083, 5084, 5085, 5086, 5087, 5088, 5089, 5090, 5091, 5092, 5093, 5094 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5095 5096 5097 5098 5099 5100 5101 5102 5103 5104 5105 5106 5107 5108 5109 5110 5111 5112 5113 5114 5115 5116 5117 5118 5119 5120 5121 5122
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5123 5124 5125 5126 5127 5128 5129 5130 5131 5132 5133 5134 5135 5136 5137 5138
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce5161, 5162, 5163, 5164, 5165, 5166, 5167, 5168, 5169, 5170, 5171, 5172, 5173, 5174, 5175, 5176, 5177,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5178 5179 5180 5181 5182 5183 5184 5185 5186 5187 5188 5189 5190 5191
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce5192, 5193, 5194, 5195, 5196, 5197, 5198, 5199, 5200, 5201, 5202, 5203, 5204 , 5205, 5206, 5207,
,
5208 5209
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce5215, 5216, 5217, 5218, 5219, 5220, 5221
+corollary generator theory, bifurcation, and diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
+racial differences, even in bacteria \cnt\differen.ce
+owls and larks \cnt\differen.ce
+speech as a separator \cnt\differen.ce
+why have different sexes? \cnt\differen.ce
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce5222, 5223, 5224 , 5225, 5226,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
5227 5228 5229 5230 5231 5232 5233 5234 5235 5236 5237 5238 5239
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce5259, 5260, 5261, 5262, 5263, 5264, 5265, 5266, 5267, 5268, 5269, 5270, 5271,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
5272 5273 5274 5275 5276 5277 5278 5279 5280 5281 5282 5283 5284
+summaries
+terminology=inhibited vs. uninhibited \cnt\kagan.cnt
+overexcitability versus underexcitability \cnt\kagan.cnt
+Asian vs European children \cnt\kagan.cnt
+the fear gene \cnt\kagan.cnt5285
+intoversion and authoritarian movements \cnt\kagan.cnt
+gifted overexcitables \cnt\kagan.cnt
+amygdala, hippocampus, hypothalamus and inhibition vs. aggression \cnt\kagan.cnt
+cortical activity in introverts and extroverts \cnt\kagan.cnt
+do animals have personality? \cnt\kagan.cnt
+unsorted \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+non-kin group dominance over kin groups \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+Waller's stigma theory \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi5286, 5287, 5288, 5289, 5290, 5291
+pro-group selection arguments and facts \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi5292, 5293, 5294 , 5295, 5296, 5297, , , , ,
5298 5299 5300 5301 5302
,
, , ,
5303 5304 5305 5306
+how the group shapes the individual as a module \cnt\groupvsi.indi5307, 5308, 5309, 5310, 5311
+group as process \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+the individual is an open system \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+groups use other groups as ears, eyes, antennae, spare minds…and gene testers \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+the extended phenotype \cnt\groupvsi.indi5312, 5313, 5314 , 5315, 5316, 5317, 5318
+holes in the theory of kin selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi5319, 5320, 5321
+a new science of group processes? \cnt\groupvsi.indi
+summaries \cnt\groupbra.in
+groups as the race cars of gene teams \cnt\groupbra.in
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in5322, 5323, 5324 , 5325, 5326, 5327, 5328, 5329, 5330, 5331, 5332, 5333, 5334 , 5335, 5336,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
5337 5338 5339 5340 5341 5342 5343 5344 5345 5346 5347 5348 5349
+ants \cnt\groupbra.in
+termites \cnt\groupbra.in
+birds \cnt\groupbra.in
+sheep \cnt\groupbra.in
+the mammals of the sea \cnt\groupbra.in
+grumbling whales and data tribes \cnt\groupbra.in
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in5350, 5351, 5352, 5353, 5354, 5355, 5356, 5357, 5358, 5359, 5360, 5361, 5362, 5363, 5364 , 5365, 5366, 5367,
, , , , , , , , ,
5368 5369 5370 5371 5372 5373 5374 5375 5376 5377
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks,
Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in5406, 5407, 5408, 5409, 5410 , 5411, 5412, 5413, 5414 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5415 5416 5417 5418 5419 5420 5421 5422 5423 5424 5425 5426 5427 5428 5429 5430 5431 5432 5433 5434 5435 5436 5437 5438 5439 5440
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5441 5442 5443 5444 5445 5446 5447 5448 5449 5450 5451 5452 5453 5454 5455 5456 5457 5458 5459 5460 5461 5462 5463 5464 5465 5466 5467
, , , , , . , , , , , , , ,
5468 5469 5470 5471 5472 5473 5474 5475 5476 5477 5478 5479 5480 5481 5482
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in5483, 5484, 5485, 5486, 5487, 5488, 5489, 5490, 5491, 5492, 5493, 5494 , 5495, 5496, 5497, 5498, 5499, 5500, 5501,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5502 5503 5504 5505 5506 5507 5508 5509 5510 5511 5512 5513 5514 5515 5516 5517 5518 5519 5520 5521 5522 5523 5524 5525 5526 5527 5528 5529
, , , , , ,
5530 5531 5532 5533 5534 5535 5536
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in5550, 5551, 5552, 5553, 5554, 5555,
,
5556 5557
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in5558, 5559, 5560, 5561, 5562, 5563, 5564 , 5565, 5566, 5567, 5568, 5569, 5570, 5571, 5572, 5573, 5574 , 5575, 5576, 5577, 5578,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5579 5580 5581 5582 5583 5584 55855586 5587 5588 5589 5590 5591 5592, 5593, 5594 5595 5596 5597 5598 5599
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5613 5614 5615 5616 5617 5618 5619 5620 5621 5622 5623 5624 5625 5626 5627 5628 5629 5630 5631 5632
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in5661, 5662, 5663, 5664 , 5665, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669, 5670, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674 , 5675, 5676,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
5677 5678 5679 5680 5681 5682 5683 5684 5685 5686 5687 5688
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\groupbra.in5689, 5690
+the hierarchy-ladder-jumping trick—how it stretches the antennae of group mind \cnt\groupbra.in
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in5691, 5692, 5693, 5694 , 5695, 5696, 5697, 5698, 5699, 5700, 5701, 5702
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in5703, 5704 , 5705, 5706, 5707, 5708, 5709, 5710, 5711, 5712,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 5732, 5733, 5734, 5735, 5736, 5737, 5738, 5739,
5713 5714 5715 5716 5717 5718 5719 5720 5721 5722 5723 5724 5725 5726 5727 5728 5729 5730 5731
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5740 5741 5742 5743 5744 5745 5746 5747 5748 5749 5750 5751 5752 5753 5754 5755 5756 5757 5758 5759 5760 5761 5762 5763 5764 5765 5766 5767
+is intelligence collective or individual?—group iq \cnt\groupbra.in5768, 5769, 5770, 5771, 5772, 5773, 5774 , 5775, 5776, 5777, 5778, 5779, 5780, 5781,
, , , , , , , , ,
5782 5783 5784 5785 5786 5787 5788 5789 5790 5791
+groups use other groups as ears, eyes, antennae, spare minds…and gene testers \cnt\groupbra.in
+countries as specialized modules in the global brain \cnt\groupbra.in5792, 5793, 5794, 5795, 5796
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in5797, 5798, 5799, 5800, 5801, 5802, 5803, 5804 , 5805, 5806, 5807, 5808, 5809, 5810,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5811 5812 5813 5814 5815 5816 5817 5818 5819 5820 5821 5822 5823 5824 5825 5826 5827 5828 5829 5830 5831 5832 5833 5834 5835 5836 5837 5838
, , , , , ,
5839 5840 5841 5842 5843 5844 5845
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in5846, 5847, 5848, 5849, 5850, 5851, 5852, 5853, 5854, 5855, 5856, 5857, 5858, 5859, 5860, 5861,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5862 5863 5864 5865 5866 5867 5868 5869 5870 5871 5872 5873 5874 5875 5876 5877 5878 5879
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in5905, 5906, 5907, 5908, 5909, 5910, 5911, 5912, 5913, 5914 , 5915, 5916, 5917, 5918, 5919, 5920, 5921,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5922 5923 5924 5925 5926 5927 5928 5929 5930 5931 5932 5933 5934 5935
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in5936, 5937, 5938, 5939, 5940, 5941, 5942, 5943, 5944 , 5945, 5946, 5947, 5948,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
5949 5950 5951 5952 5953 5954 5955 5956 5957 5958 5959 5960 5961 5962 5963 5964 5965 5966 5967
, , ,
6010 6011 6012 6013
+unsorted \cnt\groupgre.ed
+kidnap of group mind \cnt\groupgre.ed
+unsorted \cnt\superorg.nsm
+epigrams \cnt\superorg.nsm
+the persistence of group identity \cnt\superorg.nsm
+mass movements and hidden selves \cnt\superorg.nsm
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies \cnt\superorg.nsm6014 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6015 6016 6017 6018 6019 6020 6021 6022 6023 6024 6025 6026 6027 6028 6029 6030 6031 6032 6033 6034
+epigrams \cnt\probeheads
+general \cnt\probeheads
+the disposable male \cnt\probeheads
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads6049, 6050, 6051, 6052, 6053, 6054, 6055, 6056, 6057
+disharmonay, repulsion, and probehead generation \cnt\probeheads
+the chemicals of curiosity \cnt\probeheads
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads6058, 6059, 6060, 6061, 6062, 6063, 6064 , 6065, 6066
+epigrams \cnt\culture
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture6067, 6068, 6069, 6070, 6071, 6072, 6073, 6074
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture6075, 6076, 6077, 6078, 6079, 6080, 6081, 6082, 6083, 6084, 6085,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
6086 6087 6088 6089 6090 6091 6092 6093 6094 6095 6096 6097 6098
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture 6212, 6213, 6214 , 6215, 6216, 6217, 6218, 6219, 6220, 6221, 6222, 6223, 6224 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6225 6226 6227 6228 6229 6230 6231 6232 6233 6234 6235 6236 6237 6238 6239
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture6240 , 6241 , 6242 , 6243 , 6244 , 6245, 6246, 6247, 6248
+cultures of failure and cultures of achievement \cnt\culture6249 ,6250, 6251
+the case of the two bourgeoisies \cnt\culture6252, 6253, 6254
+the disease of inherited wealth \cnt\culture6255
+the culture makers \cnt\culture6256, 6257, 6258, 6259, 6260, 6261, 6262, 6263, 6264 , 6265, 6266, 6267, 6268, 6269, 6270, 6271, 6272, 6273, 6274 , 6275, 6276,
, ,
6277 6278 6279
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture6280, 6281, 6282, 6283, 6284, 6285, 6286, 6287, 6288, 6289, 6290, 6291, 6292, 6293, 6294 , 6295, 6296, 6297, 6298, 6299,
, , , , ,
6300 6301 6302 6303 6304 6305
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture6352, 6353, 6354, 6355, 6356, 6357, 6358
+finding the soul of street cultures—taking the lowest of cultures high \cnt\culture
+empires then and empires now—empires of the open arms and empires of the choking fist \cnt\culture
+unsorted \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+Eshel Ben Jacob and HB's Grand Unified Theory of the Universe \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+many ways of looking at an elephant \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+relativity--the Einsteinian kind \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+the relativity of ethics, morals, and values \cnt\epistemo.lgy6359, 6360, 6361, 6362, 6363, 6364 , 6365, 6366
+depression, neurochemicals, and philosophy \cnt\epistemo.lgy6367, 6368, 6369, 6370
+the value of confusion \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+are we being lied to? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy6371, 6372, 6373, 6374 , 6375, 6376, 6377, 6378, 6379, 6380, 6381,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
6382 6383 6384 6385 6386 6387 6388 6389 6390 6391 6392 6393 6394
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy6395, 6396, 6397, 6398, 6399, 6400, 6401, 6402, 6403,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6404 6405 6406 6407 6408 6409 6410 6411 6412 6413 6414 6415 6416 6417 6418
+epigrams \cnt\science
+will the real scientist please stand up?—Just what is a scientist, anyway? \cnt\science
+when you assume, you make an ass out of you and me—the house of cards of science—assumptions and simplifications
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with clarity
\cnt\science6419, 6420, 6421, 6422, 6423, , 6424 , 6425, 6426, 6427, 6428, 6429, 6430, 6431, 6432,6433, 6434
+hatching the mutant child of art and science—why science and the arts must merge—goals of the big bang tango media lab
\cnt\science
+the absolute need for courage \cnt\science
+speculation pays off \cnt\science
+kindergarten politics—slogging it out in the sandbox \cnt\science
+name-calling isn’t science \cnt\science
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science6435, 6436, 6437, 6438, 6439, 6440, 6441 , 6442, 6443, 6444 , 6445, 6446
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science6447 , 6448, 6449 , 6450, 6451, 6452, 6453
+on scientific progress \cnt\science
+scientific idiocy \cnt\science
+conformity enforcers—science as religion \cnt\science
+the hazards of using college students as experimental fodder—research that isn’t what it claims to be—or where is the
emotional beef? Where is the taste of the real world? \cnt\science
+reductionists versus holists \cnt\science
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of angels on
a pin \cnt\science6454, 6455, 6456, 6457, 6458, 6459, 6460, 6461, 6462, 6463, 6464
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science6465, 6466, 6467, 6468, 6469, 6470, 6471, 6472, 6473, 6474 , 6475, 6476, 6477, 6478, 6479, 6480,
, ,
6481 6482 6483
+the knicks in Occam’s razor--—and in Popper’s-the hazards of the one-track mind \cnt\science6484 , 6485, 6486, 6487, 6488, 6489, 6490,
, , ,
6491 6492 6493 6494
+epigrams \cnt\attentio.n
+the politics of attention--plus attraction vs. repulsion signals \cnt\attentio.n
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n 6549, 6550, 6551, 6552, 6553, 6554, 6555, 6556,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6557 6558 6559 6560 6561 6562 6563 6564 6565 6566 6567 6568 6569 6570 6571 6572 6573 6574 6575 6576 6577 6578 6579 6580 6581 6582 6583 6584
, , ,
6585 6586 6587 6588
+groupies—swimming up the attention stream \cnt\attentio.n6690, 6691, 6692, 6693, 6694 , 6695, 6696, 6697, 6698, 6699, 6700, 6701, 6702, 6703, 6704 ,
, , , , , , , ,
6705 6706 6707 6708 6709 6710 6711 6712 6713
, , , , , , ,
6752 6753 6754 6755 6756 6757 6758 6759
+how ordinary mortals become legends \cnt\attentio.n6760, 6761, 6762, 6763, 6764 , 6765, 6766, 6767, 6768, 6769, 6770, 6771, 6772, 6773, 6774 , 6775, 6776,
, , , , , ,
6777 6778 6779 6780 6781 6782 6783
+the day the laws of physics change--breaking the fame barrier \cnt\attentio.n
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n6784 , 6785, 6786, 6787,
, ,
6788 6789 6790
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n6831, 6832, 6833, 6834 , 6835, 6836, 6837, 6838, 6839,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6840 6841 6842 6843 6844 6845 6846 6847 6848 6849 6850 6851 6852 6853 6854 6855 6856 6857 6858 6859 6860 6861 6862 6863 6864 6865 6866
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n6867, 6868, 6869, 6870, 6871, 6872, 6873, 6874, 6875, 6876, 6877, 6878, 6879
+attention is the oxygen of the soul--self \cnt\attentio.n
+let's get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \cnt\bonding6880, 6881, 6882, 6883
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding6884, 6885, 6886, 6887, 6888, 6889, 6890
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores \cnt\bonding6891, 6892, 6893, 6894, 6895, 6896, 6897, 6898, 6899
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding6900, 6901, 6902, 6903, 6904 , 6905
+how grievances bring us together—the social value of illness and complaint \cnt\bonding6906, 6907, 6908, 6909
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding6910, , 6911, 6912, 6913, 6914 , 6915, 6916, 6917, 6918, 6919, 6920, 6921, 6922, 6923, 6924 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6925 6926 6927 6928 6929 6930 6931 6932 6933 6934 6935 6936 6937 6938 6939 6940 6941 6942 6943 6944 6945 6946 6947 6948 6949 6950 6951
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6952 6953 6954 6955 6956 6957 6958 6959 6960 6961 6962 6963 6964 6965 6966 6967 6968 6969 6970 6971 6972 6973 6974 6975 6976 6977
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\bonding6978
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding6979, 6980, 6981, 6982, 6983, 6984, 6985,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6986 6987 6988 6989 6990 6991 6992 6993 6994 6995 6996 6997 6998 6999 7000 7001 7002 7003 7004 7005 7006 7007 7008
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding7009, 7010, 7011, 7012, 7013, 7014 , 7015, 7016, 7017, 7018, 7019, 7020, 7021
+the glutinous power of a good laugh—why humor’s the epoxy of a group \cnt\bonding
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding7022, 7023, 7024 , 7025, 7026, 7027, 7028, 7029, 7030
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding7031, 7032, 7033, 7034 , 7035, 7036, 7037, 7038, 7039,
7040
, , 7041, 7042, 7043, 7044 , 7045, 7046, 7047, 7048, 7049 , 7050, 7051, 7052, 7053, 7054, 7055, 7056, 7057, 7058, 7059, 7060, 7061, 7062, 7063, 7064 , 7065, 7066,
, , , , , , , , , ,
7067 7068 7069 7070 7071 7072 7073 7074 7075 7076 7077
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding7078, 7079, 7080, 7081, 7082, 7083,7084, 7085, 7086,
, , ,
7087 7088 7089 7090
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding7091, 7092, 7093, 7094 , 7095, 7096, 7097, 7098, 7099, 7100, 7101, 7102, 7103, 7104 , 7105, 7106, 7107, 7108, 7109, 7110, 7111, 7112,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7113 7114 7115 7116 7117 7118 7119 7120 7121 7122 7123 7124 7125 7126 7127 7128 7129
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality…and the genes \cnt\bonding7130, 7131, 7132, 7133, 7134 , 7135, 7136, f7137, 7138,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
7139 7140 7141 7142 7143 7144 7145 7146 7147 7148 7149 7150 7151
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc7224 , 7225, 7226, 7227, 7228, 7229, 7230, 7231, 7232
+joy, goals, and social connection—the problem of happiness \cnt\emotion.doc7233, 7234 , 7235, 7236, 7237, 7238, 7239^^
+depression—the emotion that puts you on pain, pause, and hold \cnt\emotion.doc
+an overdose of compassion leads to anger—or worse—the hazards of being strong \cnt\emotion.doc
+rub their noses in the positive—entropy and the emphasis on misery \cnt\emotion.doc7240
+measuring emotion—emotion versus perception and the artificiality of lab technique \cnt\emotion.doc
+why anxiety?—fight, flight, and freeze \cnt\emotion.doc
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc, 7241, 7242, 7243, 7244 , 7245, 7246, 7247, 7248, 7249 , 7250, 7251, 7252
+pain expands to fit the amount of space available to it—emotional homeostasis \cnt\emotion.doc
+finding what fits your hungers \cnt\emotion.doc
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love7318, 7319, 7320, 7321, 7322, 7323, 7324 , 7325
+passion points—overcoming the return to the past \cnt\love7326, 7327, 7328, 7329, 7330, 7331, 7332, 7333, 7334 , 7335, 7336, 7337, 7338, 7339, 7340,
, , , , , , , ,
7341 7342 7343 7344 7345 7346 7347 7348 7349
+alternatives to violence—nonzero sum games—not grabbing more pieces but growing the pie \cnt\violence
+violence and the hierarchy of groups \cnt\violence, 7417
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence7418, 7419, 7420, 7421, 7422
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents7448, 7449 , 7450, 7451, 7452, 7453, 7454, 7455, 7456, 7457, 7458, 7459,
7460
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents7511, 7512, 7513, 7514 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7515 7516 7517 7518 7519 7520 7521 7522 7523 7524 7525 7526 7527 7528 7529 7530 7531 7532 7533 7534 7535 7536 7537 7538 7539 7540 7541 7542
, , , , , , ,
7543 7544 7545 7546 7547 7548 7549 7550
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents7551, 7552, 7553, 7554, 7555, 7556
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new genes
\cnt\intergroup tourmanents7557, 7558, 7559, 7560, 7561, 7562, 7563, 7564 , 7565, 7566, 7567, 7568, 7569, 7570, 7571, 7572, 7573, 7574 , 7575, , 7576, 7577,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7578 7579 7580 7581 7582 7583 7584 7585 7586 7587 7588 7589 7590 7591 7592 7593 7594 7595 7596 7597 7598 7599 7600
+winning over hearts and minds—candybars to children and the benefits of war--imprinting \cnt\intergroup tourmanents7601,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7602 7603 7604 7605 7606 7607 7608 7609 7610 7611 7612 7613 7614 7615 7616 7617 7618 7619 7620 7621 7622 7623 7624 7625 7626 7627 7628
, , ,
7629 7630 7631 7632
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds, 7682, 7683, 7684 , 7685, 7686, 7687, 7688, 7689, 7690, 7691, 7692, 7693
+the fantasy of the golden age—chronocentricity \cnt\massmoo.ds
+do mass moods exist? \cnt\massmoo.ds
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\massmoo.ds
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds7694 , 7695, 7696, 7697, 7698, 7699, 7700, 7701, 7702, 7703, 7704 , 7705, 7706
+architecture as a tool for shaping the mass mood \cnt\massmoo.ds7707
+the ultimate measurer of mass mood—the stock market \cnt\massmoo.ds
+will--summaries \cnt\will7774 , 7775. 7776, 7777, 7778, 7779, 7780, 7781, 7782, 7783, 7784 , 7785, 7786, 7787, 7788, 7789, 7790
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7791 7792 7793 7794 7795 7796 7797 7798 7799 7800 7801 7802 7803 7804 7805 7806
+epigrams \cnt\self
+titles \cnt\self
+summaries \cnt\self
+where previous books have landed us \cnt\self
+where is self in the brain? \cnt\self
+the biopsychology of getting a grip: control and the mystery of self \cnt\self
+affiliation and differentiation \cnt\self7861
+who am I? Just which narrow slot is me? \cnt\self7862
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self7863, 7864, 7865, 7866, 7867, 7868, 7869, 7870, 7871, 7872, 7873,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7874 7875 7876 7877 7878 7879 7880 7881 7882 7883 7884 7885 7886 7887 7888 7889 7890 7891 7892 7893
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self—structure deprivation \cnt\self7894, 7895, 7896, 7897,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7898 7899 79007901 7902 7903 7904 7905 7906 7907 7908 7909 7910 7911 7912 7913 7914 7915 7916 7917 7918 7919
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self7979, 7980, 7981, 7982, 7983, 7984, 7985, 7986
+ego as a gift—the value of self-deception—the truth of false hopes \cnt\self
+self and social inclusion \cnt\self
+self and group identity \cnt\self7987, 7988, 7989, 7990, 7991, 7992, 7993, 7994 , 7995, 7996, 7997, 7998, 7999, 8000, 8001, 8002, 8003, 8004 , 8005, 8006, 8007, 8008,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8009 8010 8011 8012 8013 8014 8015 8016 8017 8018 8019 8020 8021 8022
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self8050, 8051, 8052, 8053, 8054, 8055, 8056, 8057, 8058, 8059, 8060, 8061, 8062, 8063, 8064 , 8065,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8066 8067 8068 8069 8070 8071 8072 8073 8074 8075 8076 8077 8078 8079 8080 8081 8082 8083 8084 8085 8086 8087 8088 8089 8090 8091 8092 8093
8094
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self8095, 8096, 8097, 8098, 8099, 8100, 8101, 8102,
, , , , , , , , , ,
8103 8104 8105 8106 8107 8108 8109 8110 8111 8112 8113
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8163 8164 8165 8166 8167 8168 8169 8170 8171 8172 8173 8174 8175 8176 8177 8178 8179 8180 8181
+faces aren’t faces ‘til they move—what the face says about the self \cnt\self
+identification with the enemy—becoming the bully who controls you \cnt\self
+the curse of trying to be normal \cnt\self
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self8182, 8183, 8184, 8185, 8186, 8187, 8188
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self8189, 8190, 8191, 8192, 8193, 8194 , 8195, 8196, 8197, 8198, 8199, 8200, 8201, 8202, 8203, 8204 , 8205, 8206, 8207,
, , , , , , , ,
8208 8209 8210 8211 8212 8213 8214 8215 8216
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8281 8282 8283 8284 8285 8286 8287 8288 8289 8290 8291 8292 8293 8294 8295 8296 8297 8298 8299 8300 8301 8302 8303 8304 8305 8306 8307
, ,
, ,
8308 8309 8310 8311
,
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self 8312, 8313, 8314 , 8315, 8316, 8317, 8318, 8319, 8320, 8321, 8322, 8323, 8324, 8325, 8326, 8327,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8328 8329 8330 8331 8332 8333 8334 8335 8336 8337 8338 8339 8340 8341 8342 8343 8344 8345 8346 8347 8348 8349 8350 8351 8352 8353 8354 8355
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8356 8357 8358 8359 8360 8361 8362 8363 8364 8365 8366 8367 8368 8369 8370 8371 8372 8373 8374 8375 8376 8377 8378 8379 8380 8381
,
8382 8383
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker
(the topographic theory of self meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self8402, 8403, 8404 , 8405, 8406, 8407, 8408,8409
+couplehood and the anchoring of self \cnt\self
+couplehood—unleashing the hidden selves \cnt\self
+getting a grip--practical applications of the theory of self \cnt\self
+how to become an empath \cnt\self
+the secrets of loving (or hating) your self \cnt\self
+mandatory and elective selves—the self as suit and tie \cnt\self
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self8410, 8411, 8412, 8413, 8414 , 8415, 8416, 8417, 8418, 8419, 8420, 8421, 8422, 8423, 8424 , 8425,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8426 8427 8428 8429 8430 8431 8432 8433 8434 8435 8436 8437 8438 8439 8440 8441 8442 8443 8444 8445
+Putting Soul In the Machine Breathing Life Into the Music Biz C:\cnt\music global entertainment and Media
summit SPEECH la 0611-04.doc
+Putting Soul In the Machine Breathing Life Into the Music Biz C:\cnt\music global entertainment and Media
summit SPEECH 0401-04.doc
+epigrams \cnt\soul
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul8470, 8471, 8472, 8473, 8474 , 8475, 8476, 8477, 8478, 8479, 8480, 8481, 8482, 8483, 8484, 8485, 8486, 8487, 8488, 8489, 8490, 8491,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8492 8493 8494 8495 8496 8497 8498 8499 8500 8501 8502 8503 8504 8505 8506 8507 8508 8509 8510 8511 8512 8513 8514 8515 8516 8517 8518
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8519 8520 8521 8522 8523 8524 8525 8526 8527 8528 8529 8530 8531 8532
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8571 8572 8573 8574 8575 8576 8577 8578 8579 8580 8581 8582 8583 8584 8585 8586 8587 8588 8589 8590 8591 8592 8593 8594 8595 8596 8597 8598
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul8599, 8600, 8601, 8602, 8603,
,
8604 8605
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul8606, 8607, 8608, 8609, 8610, 8611, 8612, 8613, 8614 , 8615, 8616, 8617, 8618, 8619, 8620, 8621, 8622, 8623, 8624 ,
, , , , , ,
8625 8626 8627 8628 8629 8630 8631
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul8632, 8633, 8634 , 8635, 8636, 8637, 8638, 8639, 8640, 8641, 8642, 8643, 8644 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 8661, 8662, 8663, 8664 , 8665, 8666, 8667, 8668, 8669, 8670, 8671, 8672
8645 8646 8647 8648 8649 8650 8651 8652 8653 8654 8655 8656 8657 8658 8659 8660
+How Willy Ley sutured the soul of HB to space—the infrastructure of fantasy \cnt\soul
+group soul \cnt\soul8673, 8674, 8675, 8676, 8677, 8678, 8679, 8680, 8681
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro8682, 8683, 8684, 8685, 8686, 8687, 8688, 8689, 8690
+yes, there is a child within \phylogen.pro
+when the new shuts down, the old takes over—phylogenetic regression \phylogen.pro8691, 8692, 8693, 8694
+key points C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George Noory 0618-07.doc
+the angular gyrus C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George Noory 0618-07.doc
+anecdotes—self, fleeing, fasting, feeding, questing, and conquering C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY
experiences for George Noory 0618-07.doc
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for
George Noory 0618-07.doc
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George
Noory 0618-07.doc
+the detachable self—out of body experiences C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George
Noory 0618-07.doc
+Ramachandran’s mirror box C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George Noory 0618-
07.doc
+LeDoux’s fast track through the amygdala C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George
Noory 0618-07.doc
+Al Cheyne’s sleep paralysis C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George Noory 0618-
07.doc
C:\cnt\the science of OUT OF BODY experiences for George Noory 0618-07.doc
+unsorted \cnt\bible.cnt.doc
+how St. Paul created Christianity \cnt\bible.cnt.doc
+the power grab of the bishops \cnt\bible.cnt.doc
+God the bully \cnt\bible.cnt.doc
+the warden in the madhouse—where’s mind in this chaos we call brain? \cnt\brain
+different strokes for different folks with different kinds of brains?—personality and brain types \cnt\brain
+stress in the brain \cnt\brain
+visual perception \cnt\brain8795, 8796, 8797, 8798, 8799, 8800, 8801, 8802, 8803, 8804, 8805, 8806, 8807, 8808, 8809, 8810
+making meaning \cnt\brain
+right vs. left brain--gloom versus mastery \cnt\brain
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain8811, 8812, 8813, 8814, 8815, 8816
+2--right vs. left brain--verbal logic vs. spatial creativity \cnt\brain
+the word and muscle pathways--the top of the brain feels the way things move, the bottom tells us what they’re called—the
dorsal versus the ventral brain \cnt\brain
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain8817, 8818, 8819, 8820, 8821, 8822, 8823, 8824, 8825, 8826, 8827, 8828, 8829, 8830, 8831, 8832, 8833, 8834 , 8835, 8836, 8837, 8838,
,
8839 8840
+gene for IQ, genes that make brains big—IQ domains \cnt\brain
+mirror neurons—extracranial brain-hooks \cnt\brain
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain8841, 8842, 8843, 8844 , 8845, 8846, 8847, 8848, 8849
+how does the gut get into gut feelings? \cnt\brain8850
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention? Is it in the wanderings of the vagal nervous system? \cnt\brain
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain8851, 8852, 8853, 8854, 8855, 8856,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8857 8858 8859 8860 8861 8862 8863 8864 8865 8866 8867 8868 8869 8870 8871 8872 8873 8874 8875 8876 8877 8878 8879 8880 8881 8882 8883 8884
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8885 8886 8887 8888 8889 8890 8891 8892 8893 8894 8895 8896 8897 8898 8899 8900 8901 8902 8903
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain8931, 8932, 8933, 8934, 8935, 8936, 8937, 8938, 8939
+will and other brain activators \cnt\brain
+the prefrontal cortex and executive functions—cells for the future and cells for the past \cnt\brain
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain8940, 8941, 8942, 8943, 8944 , 8945, 8946, 8947, 8948, 8949, 8950, 8951
+evolution of the brain--growth in size \cnt\brain
+striatum and basal ganglia--storage center for implicit memes \cnt\brain
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain8952, 8953, 8954, 8955, 8956, 8957, 8958, 8959, 8960, 8961, 8962, 8963, 8964 , 8965, 8966, 8967,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
8968 8969 8970 8971 8972 8973 8974 8975 8976 8977 8978 8979 8980 8981
+should we dope our kids—ADHD, stimulants, and the growing brain \cnt\brain
+the Loch Ness Monster of emotion—the amygdala \cnt\brain
+genes, IQ, and personality \cnt\brain, 9067, 9068, 9069, 9070, 9071, 9072, 9073, 9074 , 9075, 9076, 9077, 9078, 9079, 9080, 9081, 9082, 9083, 9084, 9085, 9086,
, , , , ,
9087 9088 9089 9090 9091 9092
+one thing after another—serial order and the motor cortex—chronological order and narrative \cnt\brain9093, 9094
+how objects present their face \cnt\brain
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain9095, 9096, 9097, 9098, 9099, 9100, 9101, f9102, 9103 , 9104, 9105, 9106, 9107 , 9108, 9109, 9110 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9111 9112 9113 9114 9115 9116 9117 9118 9119 9120 9121 9122 9123 9124 9125 9126
+unsorted \cnt\immune.cnt
+anxiety and the immune system \cnt\immune.cnt
+does the immune system noodle the knobs of the mind? \cnt\immune.cnt
, , ,
9218 9219 9220 9221
+sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will only kill me \cnt\percepti.on
+the choke chain horizons of societies on the skids \cnt\percepti.on
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on9222, 9223, 9224 , 9225, 9226
+boundary confusion as a goad to creativity \cnt\percepti.on
+microdifferentiation—splitting instead of lumping, but sometimes seeing the big picture, too \cnt\percepti.on
+what in the world is amazement?—the rule of the biggest, the smallest, the most, and the least \cnt\percepti.on
+the neural tools of perception and culture--a feedback loop \cnt\percepti.on
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on9227, 9228, 9229, 9230, 9231, 9232, 9233, 9234 , 9235, 9236, 9237, 9238, 9239, 9240, 9241, 9242
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on9243, 9244 , 9245, 9246, 9247
+memory \cnt\percepti.on
+oral tradition and the modern memory of cycles \cnt\percepti.on
+pre-human perception \cnt\percepti.on9248, 9249 , 9250, 9251, 9252, 9253, 9254, 9255, 9256
+brain areas and their separate perceptions \cnt\percepti.on
+perception as a construct—dopamine and what we see \cnt\percepti.on9257
+perception, modules, connectionist webs \cnt\percepti.on9258, 9259, 9260, 9261, 9262
+pig-headed mindsets \cnt\percepti.on
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\percepti.on
+switching perceptual frameworks at basketball court speed \cnt\percepti.on
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on9263, 9264 , 9265, 9266, 9267, 9268, 9269, 9270, 9271, 9272, 9273, 9274 , 9275, 9276, 9277, 9278, 9279,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9280 9281 9282 9283 9284 9285 9286 9287 9288 9289 9290 9291 9292 9293 9294
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on9334 , 9335, 9336, 9337, 9338, 9339, 9340, 9341, 9342, 9343, 9344 , 9345, 9346,
, , , , ,
9347 9348 9349 9350 9351 9352
+unsorted \cnt\pheromon.es
+the antiquity of pheromones \cnt\pheromon.es
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es9385, 9386, 9387, 9388, 9389, 9390, 9391, 9392, f9393, 9394 , 9395, 9396, 9397, 9398, 9399, 9400 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9401 9402 9403 9404 9405 9406 9407 9408 9409 9410 9411 9412 9413 9414 9415 9416 9417 9418 9419 9420 9421
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es9422, 9423, 9424 , 9425, 9426, 9427, 9428, 9429, 9430, 9431, 9432, 9433
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es, 9434 , 9435, 9436, 9437, 9438, 9439, 9440 , 9441 , 9442 , 9443 , 9444 , 9445, 9446 , 9447 , 9448, 9449 , 9450,
, , , , , , ,
9451 9452 9453 9454 9455 9456 9457 9458
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es9459, 9460
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es9461,
9462, 9463, 9464, 9465, 9466, 9467, 9468, 9469, 9470, 9471, 9472, 9473, 9474, 9475, 9476, 9477, 9478, 9479, 9480, 9481
+does our taste in pretty sights come from our nose? \cnt\pheromon.es
+the many ways of spreading pheromones—breasts, manes, pubic hair and beyond \cnt\pheromon.es
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \cnt\pheromones9482, 9483, 9484 , 9485, 9486, 9487, 9488, 9489, 9490,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
9491 9492 9493 9494 9495 9496 9497 9498 9499 9500 9501 9502
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es, 9503, 9504 , 9505, 9506, 9507, 9508
+pheromones and fast-lane evolution \cnt\pheromon.es
+epigrams \cnt\consciousness
+unsorted \cnt\consciousness
+summaries \cnt\consciousness
+why does consciousness exist? —the evolution of consciousness \cnt\consciousness9509
+where is it in the brain? \cnt\consciousness
+why mind is always the last to know--—brain-clues from dr. libet \cnt\consciousness9510, 9511, 9512
+mind and the maker of stories in the brain \cnt\consciousness
+no one has a clue—our ignorance about consciousness—the Cartesian quibble and the problem of emergent properties
\cnt\consciousness
+virtual realities and new frontiers—new technologies make new landscapes—the printing press, the novel, the phone, and the
cyberworld \cnt\consciousness
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness9513, 9514 , 9515, 9516, 9517, 9518, 9519, 9520, 9521, 9522, 9523, 9524, 9525, 9526, 9527, 9528, 9529, 9530, 9531, 9532, 9533, 9534 , 9535,
, , , , , , , ,
9536 9537 9538 9539 9540 9541 9542 9543 9544
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness9584, 9585, 9586, 9587, 9588, 9589,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9590 9591 9592 9593 9594 9595 9596 9597 9598 9599 9600 9601 9602 9603 9604 9605 9606 9607 9608 9609 9610 9611 9612 9613 9614 9615 9616
, , , ,
9617 9618 9619 9620 9621
+epigrams \cnt\metaphor.cnt
+unsorted \cnt\metaphor.cnt9622, 9623, 9624 , 9625, 9626, 9627, 9628, 9629, 9630, 9631, 9632, 9633, 9634 , 9635, 9636, 9637
+the cerebellum and muscular metaphor \cnt\metaphor.cnt
+technological versus organic metaphor \cnt\metaphor.cnt
+does visual precede verbal understanding? \cnt\metaphor.cnt9638, 9639, 9640, 9641, 9642, 9643, 9644 , 9645, 9646, 9647, 9648, 9649 , 9650, 9651, 9652,
9653
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt9678, 9679, 9680, 9681, 9682, 9683, 9684 , 9685, 9686, 9687, 9688, 9689, 9690, 9691, 9692, 9693,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9694 9695 9696 9697 9698 9699 9700 9701 9702 9703 9704 9705 9706 9707 9708 9709 9710 9711 9712 9713 9714 9715 9716 9717 9718
+metaphor, metaphor everywhere and nary a naked reality—multiple systems of representation \cnt\metaphor.cnt9752, 9753, 9754,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9755 9756 9757 9758 9759 9760 9761 9762 9763 9764 9765 9766 9767 9768 9769 9770 9771 9772 9773 9774 9775 9776 9777 9778 9779 9780 9781
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9782 9783 9784 9785 9786 9787 9788 9789 9790 9791 9792 9793 9794 9795 9796 9797 9798 9799 9800 9801 9802 9803 9804 9805 9806 9807 9808
, , , , , , , , ,
9809 9810 9811 9812 9813 9814 9815 9816 9817 9818
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity9819, 9820, 9821, 9822, 9823, 9824, 9825, 9826, 9827, 9828, 9829, 9830, 9831, 9832, 9833, 9834,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9835 9836 9837 9838 9839 9840 9841 9842 9843 9844 9845 9846 9847 9848 9849 9850 9851 9852 9853 9854 9855
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy9890, 9891, 9892, 9893, 9894, 9895, 9896, 9897, 9898, 9899, 9900 , 9901, 9902
+the Ghandi effect \cnt\prophecy
+authoritarianism \cnt\authoritarianism
+pluristic versus collectivist sense of self \cnt\authoritarianism
+authoritarianism decreases individual exploration \cnt\authoritarianism
+fundamentalism--rednecks versus cosmopolites \cnt\authoritarianism
+facts on the right wing religious nuts \cnt\authoritarianism
+authoritarians nuke the world \cnt\authoritarianism
+post-modern authoritarianism \cnt\authoritarianism
+Catholic authoritarianism \cnt\authoritarianism
+unsorted \cnt\antisemitic
+Japanese anti-semitism \cnt\antisemitic
+the anti-semitism of the global left \cnt\antisemitic
+the pro-Zionist right \cnt\antisemitic
+Howard’s zionist manifesto \cnt\antisemitic
+arguing with the anti-semites \cnt\antisemitic
+why the myth of anti-semitism thrives \cnt\antisemitic
+the jews and 9/11 \cnt\antisemitic9903, 9904 , 9905, 9906, 9907, 9908
+why we care \cnt\antisemitic
+is Biblical scholarship deligitimizing the Jews? \cnt\antisemitic
+Israel sells US weapons to China \cnt\antisemitic
+academic theft \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+meshworks and organizational theory \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+medical bureaucracy \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+the straitjacket of credentialing society \cnt\bureaucr.acy9909, 9910, 9911, 9912
+the coming revival of the Democratic party \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+political correctness \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+the myth of egalitarianism \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+professors in their students’ panties—feminist rhetoric and male chauvinist sexuality on campus \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+the quiet killers—bureaucratic crushing machines \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+how to make bureaucracies that soar and sing \cnt\bureaucr.acy
+Plato \cnt\history
+Michaelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci vs. Raphael—the outsiders vs. the insiders \cnt\history
+China--barbarian invasions—the Manchu \cnt\history
+the myth of German Aryanism \cnt\history
+Russia and it Islamic rulers \cnt\history
+Who did more for humanity—P.T. Barnum or Karl Marx? \cnt\history
+dressing your face in black--minstrel shows—what were they all about? \cnt\history
+the great soap revolution \cnt\history
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history9913, 9914 , 9915, 9916, 9917, 9918, 9919, 9920, 9921, 9922, 9923, 9924 , 9925, 9926, 9927, 9928, 9929,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9930 9931 9932 9933 9934 9935 9936 9937 9938 9939 9940 9941 9942 9943 9944
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history9945, 9946 , 9947 , 9948, 9949, 9950, 9951, 9952
+Ben Franklin vs. Cotton Mather \cnt\history
+spin 24—Arab censorship of the Western publishing industry—the guys deciding what you’re not allowed to read
\cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the big charade—is Jordan the Palestinian homeland? \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+Islam—the religion of Imperialism \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the 21st century jihad—the itch to conquer Europe \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the love of wasteland, the hatred of cities \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the Saudi connection to Osama \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+is Iran funneling money to lobbying groups in Washington? \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the Arabs sort through weltanschauungs looking for the one that will take them to the top \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+why Islam needs a Luther \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the positive Islamic heritage \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+Osama’s gang of rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc9953, 9954 , 9955, 9956, 9957, 9958, 9959, 9960, 9961, 9962, 9963, 9964 , 9965, 9966, 9967
+America’s Moslem rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc9968, 9969, 9970, 9971, 9972, 9973, 9974 , 9975, 9976, 9977, 9978, 9979, 9980, 9981, 9982
+infiltrating American universities \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the goal—a civil war in the west that turns cities into mad max wastelands \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+recruiting Holy Warriors in America \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+are communist on the Holy War’s hit list? \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+it’s the women, stupid \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the nightmare horror—raising kids in violence and shame \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+Islamic anti-Semitism \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+molding a death myth—Osama’s pr man=the grim reaper \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+a democratic, entrepeneurial Israel versus brain-draining Arab dictatorships—who are the Nazis here? \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+do the Saudis own the White House—or the Turbans in the Bush \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+Islam’s lust for Asia and for Europe \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+arguments for and against Israel \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+Israel and the Jewish diaspora quaking in the wake of the Intifada \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+taking over Europe from within—the immigrants \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+perceptual engineering a la carte—the Israel charade and the lunge for a global emirate \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the global Arab proxy wars \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc9983, 9984 , 9985, 9986, 9987, 9988, 9989, 9990, 9991, 9992, 9993, 9994 , 9995
+how to stop the fever of Jihad \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc9996, 9997
+how to sink a state of living—the UN Report of 2002 \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+grovelling to Islam—the blood on the hands of the press \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+we’ve toppled the humpty dumpty of iraq, now how do we beat the Shiites at putting the country back together again?
\cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+the real price of oil \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
+titles C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+cover lines C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+terror and learned helplessness C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer
update 12-26-06.doc
+names of the prophet C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-
06.doc
+key facts for a proposal C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-
26-06.doc
+material for BIO C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-
06.doc
+for opening of book—the short version C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr
Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+scraps from Lucifer update C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update
12-26-06.doc
+the battle of learning machines—the machinations of mass minds C:\socio\the mohammed code\The
Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+following Mohammed’s example—the Iranians C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code
material fr Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+the main body C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer update 12-26-06.doc
+Islamic censorship of the West C:\socio\the mohammed code\The Mohammed Code material fr Lucifer
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Timeline: Islam’s War to Save the World : A Thousand Years of Blood C:\cnt\islam-timeline for NYMAS EXPANDED 08-
06-05.doc
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+hold for later C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+miscellaneous C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+the story of Mohammed’s life C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+islamic history—the timeline written as prose C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+The Secrets of Militant Islam’s Meme C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+group selection C:\socio\lucifer principle uPDATE 2005\discards 09-17-05.doc
+other books criticizing militant Islam C:\socio\lucifer principle upDATE 2005\new lucifer MARKETING info 10-23-
06.doc
+proposal C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE
IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+anees suggestions C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases
WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+howard’s material for sample chapter--history is the playpen of the rich C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+In late 2002 Osama issued a statement to the West—use this as a description of the book C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
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+howard’s material for sample chapter--In November, 2002, Osama bin Laden promised to answer a simple questions—THIS IS
THE KEY it has to come immediately after a good introduction C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+howard’s material for sample chapter—Osama is a walking civilization C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Howard’s material for sample chapter—Osama demands that Moslems interpret their faith as a religion of war--speech given
May 6, 2004 move this to a later spot C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--
brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+howard’s material for sample chapter—some men are swept away by history, others make history’s waves—why Osama’s
message, the Osama Code, will survive C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+material for sample chapter—Osama’s personal story from Azzam C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+sample chapter material C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press
releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+titles C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN
THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+epigrams C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE
IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+summaries and press releases C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+competing books C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases
WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+crumbs from Osama’s plate—the key quotes from Osama’s speeches C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Osama’s personal story, his bio—as told by his followers C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+good quotes from others to lead off with—4 million Americans must die C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+ideas C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN
THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+stuff to use—from correspondence with Frank Fox C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc^p+OSAMA IN HIS
OWN WORDS—THE SPEECHES TO USE—32 speeches and interviews C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
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+December 6, 1993—Osama the builder of peace…and of roads C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the
secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+August 23, 1996—Osama’s First Bayan (Statement)--Declaration Of War Against The Americans C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
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+November 1996—interview with Australian Militant Moslem Magazine—Nida’ul Islam C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+March 1997—Peter Arnett Interview C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+1998—Al Jazeera interview—“hate towards Americans, Jews and Christians, this is part of our ideology.” C:\socio\books
with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS
VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+February 23, 1998—“ Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders…fight and slay pagans wherever ye find them” C:\socio\books
with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS
VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+May 1998—Osama Calls for Nukes C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+may 1998--Frontline transcipt--"our call is a call to all mankind" C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the
secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+may 26, 1998—press conference—something could happen in the next few weeks C:\socio\books with collaborators\the
secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+June 10, 1998--"We predict a black day for America." C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+February 1999—Esquire interview C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 11, 1999—Time Magazine interview C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--
brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+September 23, 2001—Osama talks—“I will throw an atomic bomb on you” C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+September 24, 2001—the Americans threaten to “throw an atomic bomb on you”—a spokesman speaks C:\socio\books
with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS
VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 7, 2001—in the wake of 9/11—“Its greatest buildings were destroyed, thank God for that.” Plus, added bonus: “the
tragedy of Andalucia”. C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals
& press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 9, 2001—A Spokesman Speaks—Thank God for this Showdown “between faithlessness and faith”
C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN
THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 12, 2002--pushing this battle towards its desired target and its purpose to establish the religion of Allah, Islam, on this
earth and to implement His laws. C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+November 3, 2001—“The United Nations is a tool of crime” C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the
secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+November 10, 2001—Osama gets sophisticated…and mean—“destroy America's economic and military landmarks… yes we
kill their innocents”…and we’re nuclear C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Mid-November 2001—Bin Laden Welcomes A Guest—“Everybody Praises What You Did” C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+December 26, 2001—the Crusader grudge and the US’ right to annihilate human beings—the Afghan War C:\socio\books
with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS
VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+March 28, 2002—kill the tyrants of Saudi Arabia, carry on the Jihad to topple America, and fight until Palestine is liberated—
brilliant rhetoric C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+March 2002—encrypted tape--"the war is between us and the Jews…similar to the previous crusades, led by Richard the Lion-
Heart" C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases
WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 6, 2002—“the youths of God are preparing for you things that would fill your hearts with terror and target your
economic lifeline” C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+November 13, 2002--"expect us in Washington and New York" C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the
secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+November 24, 2002--What are we calling you to, and what do we want from you?” C:\socio\books with collaborators\the
secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+February 12, 2003--" the fear, laziness and lack of combativeness of American soldiers. These soldiers believe the lies of their
government, and have no just cause to defend"...ally with the socialists C:\socio\books with collaborators\the
secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 18, 2003--"the lie of democracy...peaceful democratic solution...[is a] deviant and misleading practice...Allah said he
wished he could join an invasion and be killed" C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+December 27, 2003--"you are the sons of those magnificent knights who carried Islam eastwards until they reached
China...Jihad has become binding" C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--
brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 4, 2004--"The Gulf Is the Key For Control of the World in the point of view of the big powers" C:\socio\books
with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS
VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 20, 2004--"America will take a mighty blow...the blow will change the international balances of powers"
C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN
THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+March 13, 2004—form a council to unite Muslims and prepare for jihad C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+April 16, 2004—Osama Learns to Speak Like Michael Moore—His Truce Offer To Europe C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+May 12, 2004—“a horrific and serious event…the occupier… declared that he would not accept Islam to be the source of all
legislation…the clash is in fact a clash of civilizations” C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+October 29, 2004--“The events that had a direct impact on me go back to 1982, and what followed that year in terms of events.
This was when America gave Israel the green light to invade Lebanon. C:\socio\books with collaborators\the
secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+November 1, 2004—complete text of above--the greed of the Bush dynasty and the the bleed-until-bankruptcy plan with
Allah's permission C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+December 16, 2004--they will go into the elections game regardless of the fact that it is prohibited to enter the infidel
legislative councils C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+???? C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN
THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+ July 9, 2005-- letter from al-Zawahiri to al-Zarqawi—aim at the external enemy, not at the Shiite C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 6, 2006—Al Zawahiri—you’re losing and meddling with our elections C:\socio\books with collaborators\the
secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 19, 2006—“we do not mind offering a long-term truce”—multigenerational warfare C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+January 30, 2006—Zawahiri says you missed me, and you’re losing C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret
OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+May 23, 2006—the Zionist Crusader War calls for Jihad C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+This Is the Way al Qaeda Talks—Communiques from Osama’s Allies and Commanders C:\socio\books with
collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION
ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Osama-speak From His Right Hand Man--Ayman al-Zawahiri C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the
secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+the words of Carmen bin Laden—Osama’s sister-in-law C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+other commentators on Osama’s words C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+FBI Ten Most Wanted Poster C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Mohammed’s bio C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press releases
WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Osama’s superheros—the COMPANIONS of the prophet C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc^p+Osama transcript file
from Islam.doc as of 6/28/2004 C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+MATERIAL FOR CHAPTERS C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals
& press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+chapter titles—table of contents C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals &
press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+suggested approaches to chapters C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals
& press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+sample chapter for Al Zuckerman 0718-04--reworked C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Osama’s bio—Osama is not a man, he is a civilization C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret
Osama--brief proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Bloom on Osama’s secret world C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals
& press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+the leadup to 9/11 C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief proposals & press
releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+Islam’s grievances—are they legit? C:\socio\books with collaborators\the secret OSAMA\the secret Osama--brief
proposals & press releases WRITE IN THIS VERSION ONLY 1015-04.doc
+bloom on why this war is necessary \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003 ..\cnt\coast to coast George
Noory Iraq War notes 0326-03.doc
+reaction from the Islamic press \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+international reaction \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+where is Osama? \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+do peace movements lead to war? \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+does war lead to peace? \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+Korea’s nukes \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/22/2003
+stuff to read out loud \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+peace movements & their backers \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+the battlefield that counts—war on the battlefield of mass perception, battling in attention space \cnt\Coast to coast George
Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+Rumsfeld’s Art of War \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+The Moslem manipulators \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+the Palestinian mass perception \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+Iranian reaction \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+the Crusade for the Third Millennium \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+Islam’s War Against the West \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+we did it—narcissism in disguise \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+the pax Americana or nuclear hell \cnt\Coast to coast George Noory Iraq War notes 3/26/2003
+summary C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-03.doc
+the essay C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-03.doc
+ideas for lead sentences C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-03.doc
+never bow and scrape to Mother Nature C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-
03.doc
+fighting climate—battling with the weather—cut to the core by helium fluff C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--
coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-03.doc
+whales defy the weather by long-distance grumbling C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick
gallery 1002-03.doc
+Malankovitch cycles and the dustbin of space C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery
1002-03.doc
+the great die-offs—mass extinctions C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-03.doc
+the slings and arrows of a protons’ fortune C:\cnt\nature favors those who oppose her--coast to coast & emrick gallery 1002-
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+The Mohammed Code—The Movie C:\tv\lucifer principle film\The Mohammed Code\The Mohammed Code A-
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\cnt\rock
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+PROPOSAL—Reinventing Capitalism ..\socio\articles by hb\BlueEar\Reinventing Capitalism Outline 7 w full
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+drafts of chapters—64 chapters as of 6/21/2009 ..\socio\articles by hb\BlueEar\Reinventing Capitalism Outline 7 w full
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+the old approach—sorry, now the newest approach C:\socio\books with collaborators\reinventing capitalism\short take
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+second draft C:\socio\books with collaborators\reinventing capitalism\short take on reinventing capitalism & CRASH
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+first draft C:\socio\books with collaborators\reinventing capitalism\short take on reinventing capitalism & CRASH OF
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+contacts D:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\TOUR--60s--how I accidentally started the
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+art and photo gallery D:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\TOUR--60s--how I accidentally
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+bob Dylan, the singer who didn’t want to be the voice of the sixties D:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd
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+summaries \tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\music--artist development project\a-IDEAS-artist
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+how to develop a stage presence \tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\music--artist development
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10586 10587 10588 10589 10590 10591 10592 10593
, , 10594, 10595, 10596,
, , , , , , , ,
10597 10598 10599 10600 10601 10602 10603 10604 10605
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, , , , , , , ,
, , , , , , , , ,
10735 10736 10737 10738 10739 10740 10741 10742 10743 10744 10745 10746 10747 10748
, , , ,
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, , ,
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, , 10755, 10756, 10757, 10758, 10759, 10760, 10761, 10762, 10763, 10764 , 10765, 10766, 10767, 10768, 10769, 10770,
, , , ,
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, ,
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, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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, , , , , , , ,
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, , , , , , , ,
, , , , ,
10834 10835 10836 10837 10838 10839 10840 10841
, ,
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, , , , , ,
, , , , ,
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, ,
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, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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, , , , , , , ,
,
10904 10905
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, , , ,
10915 10916 10917 10918 10919
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, ,
10954 10955 10956
+using entropy to build form \text\entropy11018, 11019, 11020, 11021, 11022, 11023, 11024, 11025
+gravity—the hole in entropy \text\entropy
+arguments pro entropy \text\entropy
+the entropists’ escape hatch—dissipative structures \text\entropy
+arguments against entropy \text\entropy
+one polarized quantum=one bit of information—information theory meets physics and the two shake hands
\text\physics 11080
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics11081, 11082, 11083, 11084, 11085, 11086, 11087, 11088, 11089, 11090,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
11091 11092 11093 11094 11095 11096 11097 11098 11099 11100 11101 11102 11103 11104 11105 11106 11107
,
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics11108, 11109, 11110,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
11111 11112 11113 11114 11115 11116 11117 11118 11119 11120 11121 11122 11123 11124 11125 11126 11127 11128 11129 11130 11131
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang11190, 11191, 11192, 11193, 11194 , 11195, 11196, 11197, 11198,
, , , , , , ,
11199 11200 11201 11202 11203 11204 11205 11206
+unsorted \text\inanevo.ltn
+evolutionarily stable strategies and Kauffmanesque hurricanos of form \txt\inanevol.doc11326
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn11327, 11328, 11329, 11330, 11331, 11332, 11333, 11334
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn11335, 11336, 11337, 11338, 11339, 11340, 11341, 11342, 11343, 11344
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn11345, 11346, 11347, 11348, 11349, 11350, 11351, 11352, 11353, 11354
+carbon—introducer, molecule seducer, star sucker, life fucker \text\inanevo.ltn
+the big jump over paradox—emergent properties, phase states, Godel’s Theorem and saltation \text\complexi.ty
+complexity, regularity, and chaos \text\complexi.ty
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty11367, 11368, 11369, 11370, 11371, 11372, 11373, 11374 , 11375, 11376, 11377, 11378, 11379, 11380, 11381, 11382, 11383, 11384, 11385, 11386
+the pyramid of complexity—building from the bottom up \text\complexi.ty
+does the bottom move the top or the top move the bottom--causation \text\complexi.ty
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty11387, 11388, 11389, 11390, 11391, 11392, 11393, 11394 , 11395
+history of cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
+stress snaps evolution into overdrive—trials, tribulations and the alteration of the genome \text\evolution11546
+catastrophe is opportunity for “crisis species” \text\evolution
+biostuff reshapes the world, and the world reshapes the biostuff——how what we make remakes us—being shaped by
retooled environments—or domestication=degeneration, or the new lysenkoism
\text\evolution
+life in the iceball earth \text\evolution
+evolution of bacteria \text\evolution
+bacterial brainwork \text\evolution11547, 11548, 11549, 11550, 11551, 11552, 11553, 11554, 11555
+bacteria lub the land \text\evolution
+problem-solvers rule—nature selects for plasticity \text\evolution
+why sex? \text\evolution
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution, 11556, 11557, 11558, 11559, 11560, 11561, 11562, 11563, 11564, 11565, 11566, 11567, 11568, 11569,
, , , , , , , , ,
11570 11571 11572 11573 11574 11575 11576 11577 11578 11579 11580
,
+the origin of viruses \text\evolution
+big stems with little genes—how new plage viruses evolve \text\evolution
+evolution of eukaryotic cells \text\evolution
+the savings of symbiosis \text\evolution
+mitochondria as hangmen—reshaping the cell within which you cruise \text\evolution
+the era of the oxygen drought \text\evolution
+protozoans \text\evolution
+protozoan genes as supercomputers \text\evolution
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution11581, 11582, 11583, 11584, 11585, 11586, 11587, 11588, 11589
+the rise of multicellularity \text\evolution
+the worm that gave birth to insect and man—700,000 mya \text\evolution
+Cambrian jellyfish—were they social? \text\evolution
+the social lives of trilobites \text\evolution
+the big shakeup—the Permian extinction \text\evolution
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution11590, 11591, 11592, 11593, 11594 , 11595, 11596
+lumbering up on land \text\evolution
+dodging chemical bullets--the anti-poison gene \text\evolution11597
+evolution of the nervous system \text\evolution
+evolution of memory \text\evolution
+instinct—packing cells with puppeteers—the basics on instinct \text\evolution
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution—the brain as director of display \text\evolution11598, 11599, 11600, 11601,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
11602 11603 11604 11605 11606 11607 11608 11609 11610 11611 11612 11613 11614 11615 11616 11617 11618 11619 11620 11621 11622 11623 11624
,
, , , , , , , ,
11625 11626 11627 11628 11629 11630 11631 11632 11633
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution11634 , 11635, 11636, 11637, 11638, 11639, 11640, 11641, 11642, 11643, 11644 , 11645, 11646, 11647,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
11648 11649 11650 11651 11652 11653 11654 11655 11656 11657 11658 11659 11660 11661 11662
,
+grandparents give us an edge \text\evolution
+the bond between a father and his kids—root of the human family \text\evolution11663
+Ediacaran period \text\evolution
+evolution of separate sex chromosomes…and of sexual organs \text\evolution
+crustaceans go a tunneling—510 mya (and social ladder building?) \text\evolution
+the social secrets of reptiles \text\evolution
+250 million years ago—the great wipeout and other mass extinctions \text\evolution
+dinosaurs \text\evolution
+dinosociality \text\evolution
+evolution of birds \text\evolution
+evolution of mammals \text\evolution
+dinosaur extinction \text\evolution
+in the wake of the dinosaurs—a radically different world \text\evolution
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution11664 , 11665, 11666. 11667, 11668, 11669, 11670, 11671
+primates pop up 45 mya \text\evolution \text\evolution
+separation of chimps from humans \text\evolution
+chimpanzee culture \text\evolution
+the evolution of math \text\evolution11672, 11673, 11674
+the myth of the grassy savannah and the errors of the EEA \text\evolution
+what fingers tell us about our evolution, our transhumanization, and our biology \text\evolution11675, 11676, 11677, 11678, 11679,
,
11680 11681
+was the first art made without a sense of what a symbol is? \text\evolution
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution11736, 11737,
11738
, 11739, 11740, 11741, 11742, 11743, 11744, 11745, 11746, 11747, 11748, 11749, 11750, 11751,
11752
, 11753, 11754, 11755, 11756, 11757, 11758, 11759, 11760, 11761, 11762, 11763, 11764, 11765,
11766
, 11767, 11768, 11769, 11770, 11771, 11772, 11773, 11774 , 11775, 11776
+African Eve or multiregional Adams? \text\evolution
+man in Europe--780,000 bp--and a cannibal, no less \text\evolution
+oh, give me a home—base camps—780,00 bc \text\evolution
+artwork from 250,000 bp \text\evolution
+man learns to hunt \text\evolution
+man in Australia \text\evolution
+did man kill off the mighty beasts? \text\evolution
+populating the Pacific paradise \text\evolution
+pre-human evolution of language \text\evolution11777
+the wonders of weaving—26,000 b.p.--the invention of portability—slings, sacks, bags,nets, and the origins of the weaving and
leather arts \text\evolution
+ice age architecture and social experimentation \text\evolution
+what ended the era of ice? The end of the ice age \text\evolution
+the age of the…goddesses? \text\evolution
+going to seed—the origins of agriculture \text\evolution
+stone tool use and agriculture \text\evolution
+did agriculture undermine man’s health? \text\evolution
+use of fire \text\evolution
+humans in Africa split \text\evolution
+pre-human and early human architecture? \text\evolution
+are we stone-age brains in modern bodies? \text\evolution
+why jewelry and body décor? \text\evolution
+evolution of modern humans \text\evolution
+how to take advantage of an Arctic Freeze—man adapts to very bad weather indeed \text\evolution
+humans in the Americas--boating or walking \text\evolution
+were the rainforests of the Amazon man-made? \text\evolution
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution11778, 11779, 11780, 11781, 11782
+inventing the city—evolution of cities \text\evolution
+man domesticates the horse \text\evolution
+who invented the wheel? \text\evolution
+the ripening of civilizations \text\evolution
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution11783,11784, 11785, 11786, 11787,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
11788 11789 11790 11791 11792 11793 11794 11795 11796 11797 11798 11799 11800 11801 11802 11803 11804 11805 11806 11807 11808 11809 11810
, ,
,
11811 11812
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution11881, 11882, 11883, 11884, 11885, 11886
+the future march of biomass \text\evolution
+nucleus \text\cell
+transport across the nuclear membrane \text\cell
+the cell membrane as decision maker \text\cell
+intracellular messengers \text\cell
+the cytoskeleton as a computer \text\cell11988
+the cytoskeleton—general \text\cell11989
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell11990, 11991, 11992, 11993, 11994 , 11995
+fetal programmed cell death \text\cell
+cells live and die by the number of their connections \text\cell
+gossiping molecules in the cell \text\cell
+clumping, wandering, and communicating—signal transduction networks and cascades \text\cell
+mitochondrial dna \text\cell
+the electron’s merry-go-round—the Krebs Cycle \text\cell
+natural nanomachines—molecule crawlers \text\cell
+what in heck do prions pry? \text\cell11996, 11997, 11998
+electrons slip down strands of DNA \text\cell
+nested networks—the fractal cell \text\cell
+the cell as a macromolular team, the cell as a cooperative of macromolecular machines \text\cell
+how many molecules and atoms in a cell? \text\cell
+how stress and depression separate the men from the ladies \text\female12091, 12092, 12093, 12094 , 12095, 12096, 12097
+are boys being crippled by feminism? \text\female12098
+women as social manipulators—lying with conviction \text\female
+the queens of mean police the status chain--hierarchy \text\female
+the grandmother advantage \text\female
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb12099, 12100, 12101, 12102, 12103, 12104 , 12105, 12106, 12107, 12108,
,
12109 12110
+conformity \text\conformi.ty
+the positive power of conformity enforcement \text\conformi.ty
+speciation \text\differen.ce
+love, sex, mating, and the Groucho Marx effect—why are we so picky?—assortative mating \text\differen.ce
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce12160, 12161, 12162, 12163, 12164 , 12165, 12166, 12167, 12168, 12169, 12170,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12171 12172 12173 12174 12175 12176 12177 12178 12179 12180 12181 12182 12183 12184 12185 12186 12187
, ,
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce12188, 12189, 12190, 12191, 12192, 12193, 12194 , 12195, 12196, 12197, 12198, 12199, 12200, 12201 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12202 12203 12204 12205 12206 12207 12208 12209 12210 12211 12212 12213 12214 12215 12216 12217 12218 12219 12220 12221 12222 12223
, , , , ,
, , , ,
12224 12225 12226 12227 12228
+spice is nice when bland’s on hand—cooperation and competition: getting the recipe right \text\differen.ce
+the danger of too much difference—the value of ethnic hiving \text\differen.ce
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce, 12229, 12230, 12231, 12232, 12233, 12234 , 12235, 12236, 12237,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12238 12239 12240 12241 12242 12243 12244 12245 12246 12247 12248 12249 12250 12251 12252 12253
, ,
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce12254 , 12255, 12256, 12257, 12258, 12259, 12260, 12261, 12262, 12263,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12264 12265 12266 12267 12268 12269 12270 12271 12272 12273 12274 12275 12276 12277 12278 12279
, ,
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce12280, 12281, 12282, 12283, 12284, 12285, 12286, 12287, 12288, 12289, 12290, 12291, 12292, 12293, 12294 , 12295, 12296, 12297, 12298, 12299,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12300 12301 12302 12303 12304 12305 12306 12307 12308 12309 12310 12311 12312 12313 12314 12315 12316 12317 12318 12319 12320 12321
, , , ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12322 12323 12324 12325 12326 12327 12328 12329 12330 12331 12332 12333 12334 12335 12336 12337 12338 12339 12340 12341 12342 12343 12344
, , , ,
, . ,
12345 12346 12347 12348
+unsorted \text\endorphins
+pain-cushions in the brain \text\endorphins
+endorphin sidelines its addicts \text\endorphins
+endorphins and loneliness \text\endorphins
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas12409, 12410, 12411, 12412, 12413, 12414 , 12415, 12416, 12417, 12418, 12419, 12420, 12421, 12422, 12423, 12424 ,
, , ,
12425 12426 12427 12428
+neural nets—competing groups outthink mere individuals (the fractal/neural-net connection) \text\cas
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas12466, 12467, 12468, 12469, 12470, 12471, 12472, 12473, 12474 , 12475, 12476, 12477, 12478, 12479, 12480, 12481,
, , , , , , , ,
12482 12483 12484 12485 12486 12487 12488 12489 12490
+unsorted \text\receptor
+neurotransmitters as receptors—two-way communication \text\receptor
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor12494
+unsorted \text\smartmolecule
+the intermolecular dance \text\smartmolecule
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule12508, 12509, 12510, 12511, 12512, 12513, 12514 , 12515, 12516, 12517, 12518, 12519, 12520, 12521, 12522, 12523, 12524, 12525, 12526,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12527 12528 12529 12530 12531 12532 12533 12534 12535 12536 12537 12538 12539 12540 12541 12542 12543 12544 12545
,
+miracles of self assembly \text\smartmolecule
+gossiping molecules in the cell \text\smartmolecule
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule12546, 12547, 12548, 12549, 12550, 12551, 12552, 12553, 12554, 12555, 12556, 12557, 12558, 12559, 12560,
, , , , , , , , , ,
12561 12562 12563 12564 12565 12566 12567 12568 12569 12570 12571
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs12602, 12603, 12604, 12605, 12606, 12607, 12608, 12609, 12610, 12611, 12612, 12613,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12614 12615 12616 12617 12618 12619 12620 12621 12622 12623 12624 12625 12626 12627 12628 12629 12630 12631 12632 12633
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs12634 , 12635, 12636, 12637, 12638, 12639, 12640 , 12641, 12642, 12643, 12644 , 12645, 12646 , 12647, 12648,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12649 12650 12651 12652 12653 12654 12655 12656 12657 12658 12659 12660 12661 12662 12663 12664 12665 12666 12667 12668 12669 12670 12671
, ,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
12672 12673 12674 12675 12676 12677 12678 12679 12680 12681 12682 12683 12684
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs12685, 12686, 12687, 12688, 12689, 12690, 12691, 12692, 12693, 12694
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal \text\searchwe.bs12695, 12696, 12697,
,
12698 12699
+self punitiveness and introverts \text\introver.t12761, 12762, 12763, 12764 , 12765, 12766, 12767, 12768, 12769, 12770, 12771, 12772, 12773, 12774
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc12811, 12812, 12813, 12814 , 12815, 12816, 12817, 12818, 12819, 12820,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12821 12822 12823 12824 12825 12826 12827 12828 12829 12830 12831 12832 12833 12834 12835 12836
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc12837, 12838, 12839, 12840, 12841, 12842, 12843, 12844 , 12845, 12846, 12847, 12848, 12849, 12850,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
12851 12852 12853 12854 12855 12856 12857 12858 12859 12860 12861 12862 12863 12864 12865 12866 12867 12868
+unsorted \text\brain
+lighting up the brain—controlling brains with light sensitive proteins \text\brain
+chopping it up in quarters—quadrant theories of the brain \text\brain
+evolution of the brain \text\brain
+ummm, things may not be so localized—neural plasticity and its mysteries \text\brain
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain12887, 12888, 12889, 12890, 12891, 12892, 12893, 12894, 12895, 12896, 12897, 12898,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
12899 12900 12901 12902 12903 12904 12905 12906 12907 12908 12909 12910 12911
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain12912, 12913, 12914 , 12915, 12916, 12917, 12918, 12919, 12920, 12921, 12922, 12923, 12924 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
12925 12926 12927 12928 12929 12930 12931 12932 12933 12934 12935 12936 12937
+Persinger on geomagnetic, meteorological, and variable lobe effects on mood, religion, and paranormal experience
\text\brain12938, 12939, 12940, 12941
+pasting together perception--neurons pulsing in synchrony—consensus and future-projection—singing, just singing in the
brain \text\brain12942,12943,12944 , 12945
+teeter-totter swings—excitation and inhibition—oscillating dances in the brain \text\brain
+the switchboards in the brain—areas where signals from many structures meet and greet \text\brain
+shortcuts—interneurons, reflexes, the unconscious, and speed-circuits through the brain \text\brain, 12946, 12947 , 12948, 12949
+the harmonies of consiousness \text\brain
+Gazzaniga's intepreter \text\brain
+fitting chaos into frames—left logic versus right confusion \text\brain
+where is the power of will? \text\brain
+toughing it out—gratification postponement and the nucleus accumbens \text\brain
+how dictates from the upper brain shape the way the lower handles feedback from the outside world \text\brain
+the net in the badminton court—the corpus callosum \text\brain
+math skills and motor areas \text\brain
+where is math in the brain? \text\brain
+music makers \text\brain
+motor areas keep track of sequential order \text\brain
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain12950, 12951, 12952, 12953, 12954, 12955, 12956, 12957, 12958, 12959, 12960, 12961, 12962, 12963, 12964 , 12965
+hearing and the cochlear barrage \text\brain
+how developments in the first year of life help pinpoint which parts of the brain do what and how—imprinting and the impact
of others on the structure of the brain \text\brain12966
+the genes may be the same, but the brains go their own ways—differences in individual brains \text\brain
+the brain of the growing child \text\brain
+the adolescent brain \text\brain12967, 12968, 12969, 12970, 12971, 12972, 12973, 12974 , 12975, 12976, 12977, 12978, 12979, 12980, 12981, 12982, 12983, 12984 , 12985,
, , , , , , , , , ,
12986 12987 12988 12989 12990 12991 12992 12993 12994 12995 12996
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain, 13065, 13066, 13067,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
13068 13069 13070 13071 13072 13073 13074 13075 13076 13077 13078 13079 13080 13081 13082 13083
,
+when herds of neurons get together—attention in the brain \text\brain
+habit is the iceberg, attention is the tip \text\brain 13084
+unsorted \text\perception
+visual perception \text\perception13377, 13378, 13379, 13380, 13381, 13382, 13383, 13384, 13385, 13386, 13387, 13388, 13389, 13390, 13391, 13392
+direction selectivity in the visual cortex \text\perception
+the quickness of the flick—movement & perception \text\perception
+why tv is addictive—the pull of movement \text\perception
+timing predictions and putting together the jigsaw puzzle of an image \text\perception
+predicting the present by conjuring the future \text\perception
+making it up as you go along—lateral inhibition \text\perception
+visual thinking \text\perception
+the twists and knots of phosphenes \text\perception
+the parliament of the brain \text\perception
+language modules \text\perception
+how dictates from the upper brain shape the way the lower handles feedback from the outside world \text\perception
+memory and its fallacies \text\perception
+tucking the uncontrollable out of sight \text\perception
+the value of self-delusion—optimism \text\perception
+a sucker every minute—why we fall for lies--deception \text\perception
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception13393, 13394 , 13395, 13396, 13397, 13398, 13399, 13400, 13401, 13402, 13403, 13404 , 13405, 13406,
13407
+unsorted \text\pheromones
+cross-species pheremonal communication \text\pheromones13434
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones13435, 13436, 13437, 13438, 13439, 13440 , 13441, 13442, 13443, 13444 , 13445, 13446 , 13447 , 13448, 13449,
, , , , , , , , , , ,
13450 13451 13452 13453 13454 13455 13456 13457 13458 13459 13460 13461
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones13526, 13527, 13528, 13529, 13530, 13531, 13532,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
13533 13534 13535 13536 13537 13538 13539 13540 13541 13542 13543 13544 13545 13546
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc13547, 13548, 13549, 13550, 13551, 13552, 13553, 13554, 13555, 13556,
, , , ,
13557 13558 13559 13560 13561
+unsorted \text\control
+sense of control among Asians \text\control
+learned helplessness \text\control
+the importance of personal space \text\control
+the case of the executive monkeys \text\control
+the value of having a task \text\control
+how amphetamines focus attention \text\control
+dynorphins—what do they do? \text\control
+chaos is emotion, control is rationality \text\control
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding13619, 13620, 13621, 13622, 13623, 13624 , 13625
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \text\bonding
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding13626, 13627, 13628, 13629, 13630,13631,
, , , , ,
13632 13633 13634 13635 13636 13637
+caring is alpha behavior, brawling is for those on the bottom of the heap \text\hierarch.y13714 , 13715
+antiquity of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
+the lizards who go to the top \text\hierarch.y
+the christmas tree who would be king—dominance among plant tissues \text\hierarch.y
+the sexual perks of aristocracy \text\hierarch.y
+switch groups, switch rank, switch selves \text\hierarch.y13716
+those who stand tall show it in their voice \text\hierarch.y
+top dogs at Le Dome—tracking the spoor of the modern human rich \text\hierarch.y
+humor—the bonding cry of those on the bottom—the bonding laugh of those who’d like to be on top \text\hierarch.y
+loving others’ pains—the barb in the bait of friendship—schadenfreude \text\hierarch.y
+reknitting the ravel--apologize \text\hierarch.y
+kagan \text\kagan
+child outsiders \text\kagan
+bonding and health \text\kagan
+cortical activity in introverts and extroverts \text\kagan
+feminity-->more brain bloodflow \text\kagan
+extraversion and attention to subcultural cues \text\kagan
+what motivates extroverts? \text\kagan
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan13717, 13718, 13719, 13720, 13721, 13722, 13723, 13724 , 13725, 13726, 13727, 13728
+McGee, the superspooked cat \text\kagan
+the fear gene \text\kagan
+risk lovers and risk haters \text\kagan
+unsorted \text\love
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love13771, 13772, 13773, 13774 , 13775, 13776, 13777
+other hormones of romance \text\love
+if mom chooses dad more ducklings survive \text\love
+love hurts \text\love
+hurt me daddy—sadomasochism and its fantasies \text\love
+David Buss on the evolution and nature of love \text\love
+the biology of sexual satisfaction \text\love
+synchrony—how couples mirror each other—couples move to the others groove \text\love
+the difference a mate can make \text\love
+how time ripens and sours love \text\love
+the brainworks of love \text\love
+culture as sexual display \text\display13778, 13779, 13780, 13781, 13782, 13783, 13784, 13785, 13786, 13787, 13788, 13789, 13790, 13791, 13792, 13793, 13794 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
13795 13796 13797 13798 13799 13800 13801 13802 13803 13804 13805 13806 13807 13808 13809
+language as sexual display \text\display13810, 13811, 13812, 13813, 13814 , 13815, 13816, 13817, 13818, 13819, 13820, 13821, 13822, 13823, 13824, 13825, 13826,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
13827 13828 13829 13830 13831 13832 13833 13834 13835 13836 13837 13838 13839 13840 13841 13842 13843 13844 13845 13846 13847 13848 13849
, ,
, , , ,
13850 13851 13852 13853 13854
+unsorted \text\prestige
+the face is where the tire meets the road—the emotions we display change the way we feel, the way we feel creeps out despite
the mask \text\ekman
+unsorted \text\self.text
+the location of self in the brain \text\self.text
+the hippocampus as a memory knitter \text\self.text
+tucking the uncontrollable out of sight \text\self.text
+why does the self exist? \text\self.text
+the importance of personal space \text\self.text
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text14153, 14154 , 14155, 14156, 14157, 14158, 14159, 14160, 14161,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14162 14163 14164 14165 14166 14167 14168 14169 14170 14171 14172 14173 14174 14175 14176
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning—structure deprivation \text\self.text14207, 14208,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14209 14210 14211 14212 14213 14214 14215 14216 14217 14218 14219 14220 14221 14222 14223 14224 14225 14226 14227 14228 14229 14230 14231
,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14232 14233 14234 14235 14236 14237 14238 14239 14240 14241 14242 14243 14244 14245 14246 14247 14248 14249 14250 14251 14252 14253 14254
,
,
14255 14256
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text14257, 14258, 14259, 14260, 14261, 14262, 14263, 14264 , 14265,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14266 14267 14268 14269 14270 14271 14272 14273 14274 14275 14276 14277 14278 14279 14280 14281
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—the handicap of self-
esteem \text\self
+possession frenzy—more outboard props of self—materialism, consumerism, and self worth \text\self.text
+the limited scripts of self \text\self.text
+how much self comes from our genes? \text\self.text
+the self as the cockpit of the future projector \text\self.text
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text14282, 14283, 14284 , 14285, 14286, 14287, 14288, 14289, 14290, 14291, 14292, 14293, 14294 ,
, , , , , ,
14295 14296 14297 14298 14299 14300 14301
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text14302, 14303, 14304 , 14305, 14306, 14307
+a self for every occasion \text\self.text14308
+the history of the sense of self \text\self.text
+the evolution of the self \text\self.text
+imitation \text\imitativ.e14327
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e14328, 14329, 14330, 14331, 14332, 14333, 14334 , 14335, 14336, 14337, 14338, 14339, 14340, 14341, 14342
+rubbernecking \text\imitativ.e
+how the group gives permission to stray \text\imitativ.e
+epigrams \text\soul
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul14343 , 14344 , 14345, 14346, 14347, 14348,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14349 14350 14351 14352 14353 14354 14355 14356 14357 14358 14359 14360 14361 14362 14363 14364 14365 14366 14367 14368 14369 14370 14371
,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14372 14373 14374 14375 14376 14377 14378 14379 14380 14381 14382 14383 14384 14385 14386 14387 14388 14389 14390 14391 14392 14393
,
, , , , ,
14394 14395 14396 14397 14398 14399
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence14407, 14408, 14409, 14410, 14411, 14412, 14413, 14414 , 14415, 14416, 14417, 14418, 14419, 14420, 14421, 14422 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14423 14424 14425 14426 14427 14428 14429 14430 14431 14432 14433 14434 14435 14436
+Emergent Collective Intelligence C:\text\learning machines--the adaptive culture model--imitation & swarm
intelligence.doc
+swarm intelligence C:\text\learning machines--the adaptive culture model--imitation & swarm
intelligence.doc14437
+the secrets of Google C:\text\learning machines--the adaptive culture model--imitation & swarm
intelligence.doc
+a feeling can be catching—emotional contagion \text\groupmin.d 14457, 14458, 14459, 14460, 14461, 14462, 14463, f14464 , 14465, 14466, 14467,
, , , ,
14468 14469 14470 14471 14472
+neural nets—competing groups outthink mere individuals (the fractal/neural-net connection) \text\groupmin.d
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d 14473 , 14474 , 14475, 14476, 14477, 14478, 14479 , 14480, 14481, 14482, 14483, 14484, 14485, 14486, 14487
+applying swarm intelligence in business \text\groupmin.d
+ants \text\groupmin.d
+termites \text\groupmin.d
+wasps \text\groupmin.d
+bees \text\groupmin.d
+cockroaches \text\groupmin.d
+bats \text\groupmin.d
+cuttlefish \text\groupmin.d
+storage jugs of knowledge—holding on to the old—old, elderly \text\groupmin.d
+it takes a heap of geniuses to give a group a brain \text\groupmin.d
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d14488, 14489, 14490, 14491, 14492, 14493, 14494 , 14495, 14496 , 14497 , 14498,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14499 14500 14501 14502 14503 14504 14505 14506 14507 14508 14509 14510 14511 14512 14513 14514 14515 14516 14517 14518
+unsorted \text\violence
+how many species make war? \text\violence
+sea anemones make war \text\violence14519
+mountain lions’ lethal play \text\violence
+neanderthal violence \text\violence14520, 14521, 14522
+baboon violence is cultural—pass it on \text\violence
+early human violence \text\violence14523, 14524 , 14525, 14526, 14527, 14528, 14529, 14530, 14531, 14532, 14533, 14534
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence14535, 14536, 14537, 14538, 14539, 14540, 14541, 14542, 14543, 14544 , 14545, 14546, 14547, 14548,
,
14549 14550
+unsorted \text\music
+the music of the universe \text\music
+is music a bio-built-in—is it innate? \text\music
+duetting mothers \text\music
+plucking the heartstrings with supercues—babies cry and violins weep—the bark, the chirp and the growl \text\music
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music 14589, 14590, 14591, 14592,
, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14593 14594 14595 14596 14597 14598 14599 14600 14601 14602 14603 14604 14605 14606
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music, 14607, 14608, 14609, 14610, 14611,
, , , , , ,
14612 14613 14614 14615 14616 14617 14618
+the techno tribe—music and subcultural identity \text\music14691, 14692, 14693, 14694 , 14695, 14696, 14697, 14698, 14699, 14700, 14701, 14702,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14703 14704 14705 14706 14707 14708 14709 14710 14711 14712 14713 14714 14715 14716 14717 14718 14719 14720
+music and the global weave of culture—21st Century cultural diffusion, global culture \text\music
+does Mozart make you smart? \text\music
+music as medicine \text\music
+the drive to suppress music \text\music
+music as a pattern finder—using music to debug computers \text\music
+when music is a language \text\music
+unsorted \text\culture
+the fragility of civilization \text\culture
+why the West got ahead \text\culture
+the secrets of civil society—how to build a democracy \text\culture
+the rewards of delay—gratification postponement, cooperation, and being forced to save for a rainy day \text\culture
+the meme/paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture14736, 14737, 14738, 14739, 14740, 14741,
, , , , ,
14742 14743 14744 14745 14746 14747
+does the environment shape the civilization? Does the civilization shape the environment? \text\culture
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture , , , , , , , , , , ,
14786 14787 14788 14789 14790 14791 14792 14793 14794 14795 14796 14797 14798
, ,
, , , , , , , , ,
14799 14800 14801 14802 14803 14804 14805 14806 14807 14808
+art is exercise for the animals in the brain—art and the passions \text\art
+the politics of art—art as a bonding mechanism \text\art
+art is dependent on its opposite--technology \text\art14873
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor14874, 14875,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
14876 14877 14878 14879 14880 14881 14882 14883 14884 14885 14886 14887 14888 14889 14890 14891 14892 14893 14894
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor 14895, 14896, 14897, 14898, 14899, 14900, 14901, 14902, 14903, 14904 , 14905, 14906, 14907,
, , , , , , , , , ,
14908 14909 14910 14911 14912 14913 14914 14915 14916 14917 14918
+why metaphors work—they are far more than at first they seem \text\metaphor
+the evolution of metaphor—metaphor in the brain \text\metaphor, 14919, 14920, 14921
+all logic is based on metaphor \text\metaphor
+unsorted \text\religion
+do animals have religion? \text\religion
+the evolution of religion \text\religion
+the spiritual illusion in the brain—Skoyle’s hippocompal theory of the numinous and identity \text\religion
+how the gods compete—religion and intergroup tournaments—David Sloan Wilson’s evolution of religion via group selection
\text\religion14922
+Christmas \text\religion
+why Jews don’t eat pork and other Egyptian hand-me-downs \text\religion
+finding the gods in the brain—the god module \text\religion14923, 14924 , 14925, 14926, 14927, 14928
+the long-distance power of prayer \text\religion
+healing powers of religion \text\religion.cnt
+a fist to master chaos—religion as an ambiguity repressor \text\religion
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \text\religion14929, 14930, 14931, 14932, 14933, 14934 , 14935, 14936, 14937
+the need to bond with something above—is the link to mom and dad the root of spirituality? \text\religion
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion14938, 14939, 14940, 14941, 14942, 14943, 14944 , 14945, 14946 , 14947 , 14948, 14949, 14950
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion14951, 14952, 14953, 14954 , 14955
+the perpetual evolution of new religions \text\religion14956, 14957
+the volcano that made the dark ages dark \text\religion
+the past and future of Christianity—the religion turns brown and black \text\religion
+the growth of church going \text\religion
+the shape of a religion apes the shape of its society \text\religion
+fads and fashions in wetware—which hormones should we sip this year, or the oscillating flips from mysticism to rigid ritual
\text\religion
+unsorted \text\authoritr.ian
+religious right \text\authoritr.ian
+islamic fundamentalism \text\authoritr.ian
+response to threat \text\authoritr.ian
+extremism on the left \text\authoritr.ian
+aggression and revenge in the American South \text\authoritr.ian
+right wing racism \text\authoritr.ian
+the genes of zealotry \text\authoritr.ian
+apocalypse culture \text\authoritr.ian
+unsorted \text\ecoterro.r
+A DECLARATION OF WAR Killing People To Save Animals \text\ecoterro.r
+animal rights=knowledge wrongs—anti-science in disguise \text\ecoterro.r14966, 14967, 14968, 14969
+the campaign against white males \text\ecoterro.r
+the unabomber’s manifesto \text\ecoterro.r
+busting eco-myths \text\ecoterro.r
+Hittites \text\Indo-Europeans
+where did Indo-European languages come from? \text\Indo-Europeans
+scandal and the scapegoat—is hunting for corruption the drive to find a witch? \text\Japan
+the great crash of 1999—then the great crash of 2001 \text\Japan
+consumers suck in their gut \text\Japan
+the survivors—companies that rode out the crash \text\Japan
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan15098, 15099, 15100, 15101, 15102, 15103 , 15104, 15105, 15106 , 15107 , 15108, 15109, 15110, 15111
+the homeless in the land of the rising sun \text\Japan
+suicide in dismal times \text\Japan
+daily living a la nipponese \text\Japan
+hollowing out—sucking the marrow from the bones of Japan’s economy \text\Japan
+restructuring Japan, Inc. \text\Japan
+salvation through international partnerships? \text\Japan
+Japan dreams of joining the Anglo-American sphere \text\Japan
+the door-opening of 2000? \text\Japan
+the sense of victimization in Japan \text\Japan
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan15112, 15113, 15114 , 15115, 15116, 15117, 15118, 15119, 15120, 15121, 15122, 15123
+the disdain for inferior races \text\Japan
+the divine country \text\Japan
+the revival of nationalism \text\Japan
+pre-history of the Japanese \text\Japan
+the technology of the future—on Tokyo’s streets today \text\Japan
+the Islamic connection \text\Japan
+the Japanese are a hit in Russia \text\Japan
+the nuclear threat from Korea—how will it change Japan? \text\Japan
+Japan’s leap into space \text\Japan
+Pokemon, Nintendo, and Manga—Japanese kid-culture goes worldwide \text\Japan
+being polite in a crowded land \text\Japan
+friction and flame with China \text\Japan
+the rise of creationism and the fall of evolution in the U.S. and beyond \text\middleag.es
+extremisms, mass-paranoid delusions, and apocalypse culture—conspiracy theories \text\middleag.es
+catastrophe and the coming of the middle ages \text\middleag.es
+the hidden American lag of the 21st Century—heck, the hidden western lag—the spread of ignorance \text\middleag.es
+the fear of techno-demons —the anti-science movement \text\middleag.es15124, 15125, 15126, 15127
+the aliens come to fry our brains—UFO’s and other modern superstitions \text\middleag.es
+stop Satan before Satan stops you—Christian Fundamentalism \text\middleag.es
+why celibacy? Who wants to dodge sex? \text\middleag.es
+the nuclear crusade—the next religious war \text\middleag.es
+the impact of 9/11 \text\middleag.es15128, 15129, 15130, 15131, 15132, 15133
+the drive to suppress music \text\middleag.es
+what cures could right to lifers stop?—abortion and stem cell research \text\middleag.es
+2001—religion on the rise \text\middleag.es
+is bioethics an excuse for blinding science? \text\middleag.es15134 , 15135, 15136
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es15137, 15138, 15139, 15140, 15141, 15142, 15143, 15144 , 15145, 15146, 15147, 15148, 15149, 15150, 15151, 15152,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
15153 15154 15155 15156 15157 15158 15159 15160 15161 15162 15163 15164 15165 15166 15167 15168 15169 15170 15171 15172 15173
+the birth of anti-imperialism \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision 1102-02
+how arab anti-imperialism got its start \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision
1102-02
+how the Arabs use the courts to stifle freedom of speech \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab
censorship revision 1102-02
+petition against hb—including mentions of publishers that have agreed to Islamic pre-censorship \socio\articles by hb\arab
censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision 1102-02
+are the Arabs loosening their grip? \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision 1102-
02
+attack against freedom of speech \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision 1102-
02
+the 21st century Jihad \socio\articles by hb\arab censorship in the West\Notes for Arab censorship revision 1102-02
+the angle of the nuclear ambush story C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s nuclear program C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s missiles C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+1987—the Iraqi missile that nearly sank a US ship—the USS Stark Incident C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s submarines and navy C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s air force and domestically made planes C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s opposition groups-- People's Mujahedin of Iran C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Israel’s “deadly stockpile” of nuclear arms C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Hezbollah rebuilds C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+sitting ducks—America moves its navy into Sunburn missile range C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s plans to shred us—THE OUTLINE C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+is Iran trying to provoke a war? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the importance of hegemony over the Persian Gulf and the Bay of Oman C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+how Chalabi played Washington and the press C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Chalabi’s Iran connection C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Chalabi’s background C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+did Halliburton sell nuclear technology to Iran C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Islam’s nuclear infection—the bomb spreads C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the war with iran has already begun? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+chronology of iran’s nuclear striptease C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the ultimate America-ender--EMP C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+America’s military vulnerabilities--weaknesses C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Time magazine cover story—what would war with Iraq look like C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+who’s targeting iran article C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+what Iran promises us if we attack C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+how Iranian is Sistani? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Rafsanjani C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Iran’s 2006 military exercises C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+us troop deployment in middle east C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the democratization of the cruise missile C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+exporting the revolution—Iran’s determination to “battle in the name of god for the extension of the divine sovereignty of god
in the world.”—the WHOLE world C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Who started the Iran-Iraq War—America? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Russia gets involved—stacking the dominoes of World War III C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+Iran’s economy under the mullahs C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+iran’s insurance clause—how real is belief in the 12th imam? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+war is deception—Mohammed the homicidal trickster C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+to bomb or not to bomb—how should America respond? C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the baker report 12/6/2006 C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the Bush team’s response C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+the end of Zionism, the end of israel C:\islam\irans nuclear program 10-27-06.doc
+what was the 2006 summer war in Lebanon about? C:\islam\Lebanons Hezbollah 10-12-06.doc
+Hezbollah’s tunnels C:\islam\Lebanons Hezbollah 10-12-06.doc
+Hezbollah rebuilds C:\islam\Lebanons Hezbollah 10-12-06.doc
+Hezbollah and the Lebanese crisis of 2007—Hassan Nasrallah C:\islam\Lebanons Hezbollah 10-12-06.doc
+Hezbollah’s founding document C:\islam\Lebanons Hezbollah 10-12-06.doc
+names to remember C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+key points C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+number of deaths on the border between dar el Harb and dar el Islam C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas
for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+opinions from Asharq Alawsat--The leading Arabic International Daily C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert &
abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Gaza—Israel’s suspicions C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+is Jerusalem “occupied territory”? C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the Israeli point of view C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the Gaza Holocaust—The Muslim Point of View C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-
2008.doc
+Ehud Olmert C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Mahmoud abbas C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the hamas regime in gaza C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+attack on border crossing C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the siege of Gaza C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+peace offers C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Hamas’ six month truce C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Carter’s peace initiative C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Bush’s peace initiative C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the Iranian threat __—Iran and the Gaza Game C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-
2008.doc
+Syria’s place in the puzzle C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the German role in the peace and war game C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-
2008.doc
+Did Moslem Conquerors level the temple of Rama? C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-
25-2008.doc
+is there a jihad in sudan? C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+Osama’s state of jihad speech C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+press TV—What is Press TV? C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+anti-semitism and Hamas C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+arguments against anti-semitism C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the significance of Palestine to Moslems C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+who was Qassam? C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+the hamas covenant C:\islam\palestinians gaza olmert & abbas for press tv 04-25-2008.doc
+key facts--the cast of characters and locations-- a tiny plot to take over the Middle East C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Iran’s Quds Force commander, Brig. Gen. Qassem Soleimani and the “brilliant tactical game” C:\islam\iraq 06-20-
2008.doc
+American bases on Iraqi soil and security agreement—“strategic alliance” C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+iran-iraq security pact—signed during al-Maliki Iran visit June 2008 C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+al-Maliki eases the fears of the Iranians about a security pact with America C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+al-Maliki’s troops move on Amara C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Muqtada al-Sadr says get out the vote—supports local council elections in the fall C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+the badr organization C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+does al-Sistani want a referendum on US security pact? C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Ayad Alawi—Al-Maliki’s rival—former prime minister tied to cia and to baathist military officers C:\islam\iraq 06-20-
2008.doc
+four million refugees C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Baghdad car bombing Tuesday 6/17/2008 C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+iran-iraq trade=$4 billion C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Iran’s supreme leader on legitimacy of Iraqi govt & on impudent Americans destabilizing country C:\islam\iraq 06-20-
2008.doc
+the protocals of the elders of iran—iran tightens the noose around Israel and Egypt—congratulates itself on taking Lebanon
and Gaza C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+the Qods Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Iraqi foreign minister Zebari meets with Condoleezza Rice C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+has Iran tipped its Shehab 3 missiles with nuclear warheads? C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Lebanon’s Hezbollah announces opening front against US in Iraq C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+Nouri al-Maliki—background—American ambassador says he is not iran’s man C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+an arab in favor of negotiations with Israel, favoring states rather than Iranian militias, and favoring sectarian peace
C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+the case of the disappearing nukes C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+iran’s international ops—supporting revolutionary islam in Asia and beyond C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
+go through these C:\islam\iraq 06-20-2008.doc
[Islam’s war against the world--timeline if military islam] C:\cnt\islam-timeline for NYMAS EXPANDED 08-06-05-2.doc
+unsorted \text\china
+are we encircling the Chinese? \text\china
+The Imperial Canal—and other Chinese History \text\china
+China’s Fifteenth Century Fleet—exploration or hegemonism? \text\china
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china15232, 15233, 15234 , 15235, 15236, 15237, 15238, 15239, 15240, 15241, 15242, 15243, 15244 , 15245, 15246, 15247,
,
15248 15249
+Eurasianism \text\Russia
+the new Russian economy \text\Russia
+Russia loves Americans? Well, sorta \text\Russia
+Russia’s swing-play—tipping the balance of power—and peddling death \text\Russia
+a new democracy or a new czarocracy? \text\Russia
+will the Euro topple the dollar? \text\Russia
+the Russian military in decay \text\Russia
+the making of the Russian soul—imports, homogenizers, and the “native” volkgeist \text\Russia15291, 15292, 15293, 15294 , 15295,
, , ,
15296 15297 15298 15299
+key words from The Genius of the Beast: A Radical re-Vision of Capitalism C:\cnt\Eben Ray KPFK 03-05-
2009.doc
+animal examples from the genius of the beast C:\cnt\Eben Ray KPFK 03-05-2009.doc
+timelines of crash and boom C:\cnt\Eben Ray KPFK 03-05-2009.doc
+how often do we have recessions and depression? C:\cnt\Eben Ray KPFK 03-05-2009.doc
+the scaffold of habit C:\cnt\Eben Ray KPFK 03-05-2009.doc
+key ideas and phrases for book C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Outline of new chapter material C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+four new CHAPTERS for Linda Regan C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+raw material for SECOND chapter on the great crash of 2008 C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-
2008.doc
+the story of the great credit collapse of 2008—long version C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-
2008.doc
+raw material from turbonotes—to be sorted C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+key facts—a tale of two domino effects C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+key facts—longer version--notes C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+what ended the Great Depression of 1929? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+points to research C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+the wrong approach—capitalism deserves to die C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+another wrong approach—capitalism red in tooth and claw—free markets or die C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two
DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+IRELAND—how boldness and quickness win the day C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Russia—can it avoid the crash? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+China—will homegrown consumers save it? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+solutions proposed C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+questions for Coast to Coast—Ian Punnett C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+titles and elevator pitches C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+elements the Great Depression and the Great War have in common C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-
06-2008.doc
+what’s the answer to the Great Credit Crash of 2008? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+short version of global credit collapse C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Global credit collapses C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Short version of start of WWI C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+what started world war one? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+the 2008 G-7 Rescue plan—Will Europe’s Blitz Help? C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+reserves of China, Russia, and Middle East retilt the board—a tale of hidden muscle C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two
DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Emerging Markets shake, shudder, and roll C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Brazil shudders despite selling dollars C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+JP Morgan and the Credit Collapses of 1893 and 1907—The Big Man Effect—consolidation was the answer—Morgan the
structure-maker C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+General Motors and the Crash of the Auto Industry C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+the lesson of Ninja loans C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+timeline of the Global Credit Crunch of 2008 C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+crashes as structure makers --TIMELINE C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+the Kondratiev Wave C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+Richard Arkwright invents the power loom C:\cnt\radio kerrang--a tale of two DOMINO effects 10-06-2008.doc
+key facts –railroad bubbles --timeline C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+epigrams—railroad bubbles C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+railroad bubbles C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+economic ups and downs in Ancient China C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+the economy of ancient Rome C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+the panic of 1797 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+panic of 1819 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+the canal boom of 1825 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+the panic of 1857 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+Jay Cooke, railroads, and the crash of 1873 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-
2008.doc
+the great depression of 1873 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+Panic of 1893 C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+the great depression of 1929—the role of railroads C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-
2008.doc
+how panics spurred the evolution of banks C:\scrap\crash--what structures come from the ashes 11-29-2008.doc
+key facts C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers & body 11-27-2008.doc
+text—apoptosis and structure development C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers & body 11-27-2008.doc
+heart development and apoptosis C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers & body 11-27-2008.doc
+population crashes C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers & body 11-27-2008.doc
+ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny—human embryo development C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers &
body 11-27-2008.doc
+oscillation between exploration and consolidation in bacteria—attraction vs repulsion —Caulobacter crescentus
C:\scrap\apoptosis & structure development in fingers & body 11-27-2008.doc
+war on the battlefield of mass perception—the pr war behind the tanks—hyping the war with Iraq \text\politics
+fallout from an Iraq War—Asia closes ranks—and Nato follows suit—anti-war movements \text\politics
+fallout from an Iraq War—Osama gets stronger
+rebuilding Iraq \text\politics
+how NOT to win friends and influence people—raising duststorms of resentment \text\politics
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics15331, 15332, 15333, 15334 , 15335, 15336, 15337, 15338, 15339, 15340, 15341, 15342, 15343, 15344 ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
15345 15346 15347 15348 15349 15350 15351 15352 15353 15354 15355 15356 15357 15358 15359 15360 15361
+will the new mass media come from the masses--blogs \text\politics
+is this an unjust universe? \text\politics
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics15468, 15469, 15470, 15471, 15472
+sex and violence in the media—does it warp kids? \text\politics
+the credit collapse of 2000 \text\politics
+tobacco and oil buy Washington \text\politics
+sexual politics on Capitol Hill \text\politics
+rights and wrongs among the chimps \text\politics
+techno-ideologies—luddites and the Greens versus techno-fetishists—Extropian Transhumanists \text\politics15473, 15474 , 15475,
15476
+eco-worship \text\politics
+when ecoscares makes sense \text\politics
+pros and cons of Sierra Clubbing seals—and other environmental issues \text\politics15477
+Mother Nature’s helper—is man increasing biomass? \text\politics
+are multinational corporations abiding by the social compact? \text\politics
+from Homo silex fabricans to Homo electricus and beyond \text\politics
+miraclepower—the capitalist payoff \text\politics
+old McDonalds Had a Farm \text\politics
+the role of sex and violence—how porn helps loft next-tech \text\politics
+FTAA--Free Trade Area of the Americas \text\politics
+the empire of Bill Gates—the return of planned obsolescence \text\politics
+the challenge from India \text\politics
+enemies, enemies everywhere—what to do now that the bomb is out of the bag—nuclear handgrenades and other atomic
horrors \text\politics
+viva la revolucion? \text\politics
+ignorance with a fist—anti-globalism \text\politics
+The monster that wouldn’t die—the return of Communism --Marxism \text\politics
+how Fidel is holding up—the Cuban social experiment \text\politics
+when in crisis, crush the non-conformists—return to God \text\politics
+So Does Brazil \text\politics
+Venezuela Turns Left--2001 \text\politics
+21st Century Dictatorship—new forms of authoritarianism for a new millennium \text\politics
+growing into globalism \text\politics
+who is the criminal, the court or the accused?—world courts, their blessings and their nightmares \text\politics
+the ghost of Newt Gingrich and the plan to disembowel the Democratic Party \text\politics
+The new Republican system: not democracy, corporatocracy \text\politics
+busting eco-myths \text\politics
+Europe goes multi-racial \text\politics
+when pinheads rule the universe—the Bush era \text\politics
+the post-literate generation—the rise and fall of reading \text\politics
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes—warrior cultures on the rise \text\politics15478, 15479, 15480,
, , , , , , , ,
15481 15482 15483 15484 15485 15486 15487 15488 15489
, , , , , , ,
15586 15587 15588 15589 15590 15591 15592 15593
+chimpanzee politics—when scientific tempers flare creative (and uncreative) quibbling \text\science
+monkey see, monkey do—copying the guys on top \text\science
+is this science via oversimplification or bootstrapping? \text\science
+when is a lab rat pied pipering researchers down the wrong path—and other limitations of the lab \text\science
+when you can’t get the results you want, love the ones you’re stuck with—looking for one thing and finding something better
\text\science
+when political bias pretends it’s science \text\science
+the antiscience movement \text\science15614 , 15615, 15616, 15617
+keeping your eyes peeled--the importance of observational science and of anecdotes \text\science15618, 15619
+social neuroscience \text\science
+the value of negative results \text\science
+popularizers and promoters—Uncle Science (Should) Want You! \text\science
+how does the brain shape science? \text\science
+born from the heads of the gods—religion and the evolution of science \text\science
+technology—the secret shifter of science \text\science
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science15620, 15621, 15622, 15623, 15624 , 15625, 15626
+epigrams \text\business
+the corporate crisis \text\business
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business15660, 15661, 15662, 15663, 15664
+the prehistory of money \text\business
+consumerism—does it vitalize or kill? \text\business
+microempowerment--making miracles of the mundane \text\business15665, 15666, 15667, 15668, 15669, 15670, 15671, 15672, 15673, 15674 , 15675,
, , ,
15676 15677 15678 15679
+Nokia \text\business
+worldcom—the return of the Peter Principle \text\business
+the decline of Disney—competing synergies and creative battle \text\business
+do what you love and love what you do—Bob Shay and Lord of the Rings \text\business15702
+grow your symbionts \text\business
+selfish generosity—by helping others you help your self \text\business
+the power of tuned empathy \text\business15703, 15704 , 15705. 15706, 15707, 15708, 15709, 15710
+what hazardeth a CEO to gain respect and lose his creativity? \text\business
+Alexander Hamilton—“economics as soulcraft” \text\business
+the birth of companies \text\business
+Taylorism and Scientific Management \text\business
+Sloan’s place in corporate history—“decentralization with coordinated control”--1957 \text\business
+Deming, Peters, Quality Circles and management by walking around \text\business
+the growth of emotional capitalism—feeling outflanks machinery—the transition from manufacturing to service…and beyond
\text\business
+the menace of conglomeration \text\business
+elites and the myth of the impossible \text\business15711, 15712
+killing a company’s soul \text\business15713, 15714 , 15715, 15716, 15717, 15718, 15719
+competing business authors—rival books \text\business
+seeking the golden mean—caring capitalism vs. criminal capitalism \text\business
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion,
too \text\business15720, 15721, 15722, 15723, 15724 , 15725, 15726, 15727, 15728, 15729, 15730, 15731
+the executives of the 90s—were they thieves or innovators—greed vs. need \text\business
+Bill Gates and the return of planned obsolescence \text\business
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business, 15732, 15733, 15734 , 15735, 15736, 15737, 15738
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business, 15739, 15740 , 15741, 15742, 15743, 15744 , 15745
+emotional capitalism in the folds and fissures of the brain--consumerism \text\business
+conspicuous consumption, advertising, status symbols, consumerism, and display \text\business
+the poisonous power of greed \text\business
+tissue engineering—growing hearts and kidneys in the lab \text\technology15798, 15799, 15800, 15801, 15802
+cellphones synchronize the minds \text\technology
+the internet weaves brains together—the world wide webbing of the human mind—the bandwidth breakthrough, etc
\text\technology
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology, 15803, 15804, 15805, 15806, 15807, 15808, 15809, 15810, 15811, 15812, 15813, 15814 , 15815
+solar cells evolve \text\technology
+solar powered flying wing acts as tower in the sky \text\technology
+riding the whirwind—owning the weather \text\technology
+microchips marching toward the future \text\technology
+portable brain imaging and other ways to read minds on the fly—the mind-cap \text\technology15816
+weapons of the almost-now \text\technology15817
+the qubits of quantum computing…or, to dot or not to dot \text\technology
+teams of nanosatellites—and other mass-webbed gizmo teams \text\technology
+the rise of e-tailing \text\technology
+spreading genetically modified genes \text\technology
+fusion—would you like yours hot or cold? \text\technology
+the traps and glories of frankenfoods—genetically modified edibles \text\technology15818, 15819, 15820
+the electronic rat and other modes of techno brain control \text\technology15821
+anti-gravity \text\technology
+buying the genes of your dreams \text\technology15822
+home-made clones \text\technology15823, 15824 , 15825
+super low-tech—sustainable technologies—radical upgrades for the poor \text\technology
+fluids that harden and flow on command—magnetorheological fluids and other materials that oogle, boogle, and woof
\text\technology
+turn yourself into superman—the ultimate powersuit (the techno=exoskeleton) \text\technology
+regenerative science—growing new arms and legs \text\technology
+cognitive enhancement—giving the brain a boost \text\technology
+lab on a chip \text\technology
+the fields that emanate from human beings—medical auras—seeing through the skin without x-rays \text\technology
+the sky’s the limit--space tourism \text\technology
+the present and future of artificial intelligence \text\technology
+what’s the lesson of the shuttle crash? \text\technology
+building the ultimate battery \text\technology
+superenzymes—making them by hand \text\technology
+foldable, bendable tv screens—the path to the virtual reality helmet \text\technology
+big brother finally arrives—techno surveillance to the nth power \text\technology
+tech challenges from Michael Clauss \text\technology
+theme parks \text\technology
+electronic clothes \text\technology
+nanotubes and photon blinks \text\technology
+the 3-D computer \text\technology
+what is Ipv6? \text\technology
+machines that fix themselves—immobots, cars, and appliances with brains \text\technology
+smart bullets \text\technology
+the amazing inventions of Stan Ovshinksy—amorphous silicon and beyond \text\technology
+the techno obsolescence of man \text\futuristic predictions
+microchipping our way to the global democracy \text\futuristic predictions
+quantum computing \text\futuristic predictions
+turning the star system upside down, computer enabling micro communities \text\futuristic predictions
+going straight from underdevelopment to cyber technology \text\futuristic predictions15826
+the universe is a computer \text\futuristic predictions
+genetic algorithms go to work \text\futuristic predictions
+robots with emotions \text\futuristic predictions
+reengineering body and mind \text\futuristic predictions15827
+threading through wormholes—the path to hyperdrive \text\futuristic predictions
+mind control \text\futuristic predictions
+Questions For Brainstorming By George Noori and Howard Bloom \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and
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+mass consciousness \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and TRANSHUMANISM for 0930-021.doc
+enriched uranium \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and TRANSHUMANISM for 0930-021.doc
+the nightmare predicters—in the past they’ve been wrong \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and
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+Venter’s gene maps for the rich—and do-it-yourself genomics \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and
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+the howard bloom institute C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang Tango--
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+Ask Howard the Humongous—the cross-content plan C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-
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+what’s the Big Bang Tango Media Lab? C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big
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+Big Bang Tango Media Lab film & TV development house C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd
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+building Bloom The Icon—why we have to make a superstar C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd
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+the pitch for the attraction-repulsion flash animation C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-
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+touring strategy C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang Tango--the PLAN
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+debut of Howard the Humongous C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang
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+book—disabled.com C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang Tango--the
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+business consultancy C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang Tango--the
PLAN to Bloom the world.doc
+item planting C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big Bang Tango--the PLAN to
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+TV and style—dystopia versus utopia C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-IDEAS--Big
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+Mitchell Block Lucifer Principle non-fiction TV Series C:\tv\culture shift--how I accidentally started the 3rd millennium\a-
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+Bill Lichtenstein—12 days of astonishment: soaring in the world of Howard Bloom--tv C:\tv\culture shift--how I
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+structural ideas \bang\outline
+the book’s key points—micro-outline \bang\outline
+candidates for prophecy \bang\outline
+promo blurbs \bang\outline
+Third Testament Outlines \bang\outline
+elements which may belong \bang\outline
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+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold granduni.cnt.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
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+form is motion--or form is function, function is form \cnt\form.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+what shapes form? \cnt\form.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
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+the infinitely networked universe granduni.cnt.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
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+corollary generator theory, bifurcation, and diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding
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+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones granduni.cnt.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG
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+why logic does and doesn’t reflect reality \cnt\fractal.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen
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+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding
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+conspicuous consumption and the search web’s overdrive granduni.cnt.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen
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+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss \cnt\witch.cnt
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+dreams as practice sessions for realities \cnt\corollar.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+practice sessions for prophecy—the anatomy of a vision \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
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+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\corollar.doc ideas reknit the unravelling web
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+probing possibility space \cnt\corollar.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+Eshel Ben Jacob and HB's Grand Unified Theory of the Universe \cnt\corollar.doc \bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding
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+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolution \bang\THE BIG
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1
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
2
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
3
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
4
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
5
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
6
+the future march of biomass \text\evolution
7
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
8
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
9
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
10
+blood lust \cnt\violence
11
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
12
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
15
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
16
+the value of rage \text\violence
17
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
18
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
19
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
20
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
21
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
22
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
23
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
24
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
25
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
26
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
27
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
28
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
29
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
30
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
31
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
32
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
33
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
34
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
35
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
36
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
37
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
38
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
39
the hankering for chaos \cnt\social .cnt
40
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce
41
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
42
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
43
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
44
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
45
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
46
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
47
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
48
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
49
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50
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51
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52
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
53
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54
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55
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56
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
57
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58
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59
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61
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62
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63
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
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64
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
65
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66
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+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
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70
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+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
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the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
73
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
74
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
75
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76
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
77
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
78
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
79
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
80
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new genes
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81
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
82
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
83
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
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84
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
85
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
86
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
87
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
88
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+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
90
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92
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94
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95
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
96
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
97
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
98
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
99
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
100
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
101
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
102
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
103
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
104
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
105
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
106
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
107
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
108
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
109
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
110
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111
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
112
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
113
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
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114
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
115
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
116
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
117
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt
118
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
119
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
120
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121
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
122
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
123
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
124
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
125
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
126
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
127
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
128
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
129
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
130
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
131
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
132
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
133
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
134
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
135
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
136
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
137
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
138
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
139
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
140
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
141
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
142
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
143
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
144
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
145
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
146
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
147
+the need to be needed—the constructive power of emptiness \cnt\cas
148
+the value of having a task \text\cas
149
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
150
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
151
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
152
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
153
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
154
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
155
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
156
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
157
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
158
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
159
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
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160
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
161
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
162
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
163
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
164
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
165
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
166
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
167
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
168
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
169
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
170
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
171
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems, epinephrine,
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172
+what does emotion do to the heart beat? \text\emotion
173
heart rate variability—heartfreeze in high gear \cnt\stress.cnt
174
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
175
+new age beliefs about the heart \text\new age
176
+tissue engineering—growing hearts and kidneys in the lab \text\technology
177
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
178
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
179
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
180
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
181
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
182
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
183
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
184
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
185
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
186
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
187
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
188
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
189
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
190
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
191
+group perception \cnt\percepti.on
192
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
193
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
194
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
195
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
196
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
197
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
198
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
199
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
200
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
201
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new genes
\cnt\evolutio.n
202
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
203
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
204
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
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205
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
206
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
207
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
208
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
209
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
210
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
211
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264
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266
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267
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269
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270
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272
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273
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275
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276
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278
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279
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282
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283
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285
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286
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288
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289
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291
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292
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293
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294
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295
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298
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299
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300
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301
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303
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304
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305
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306
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307
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308
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309
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310
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311
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312
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313
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314
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315
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316
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317
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318
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320
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323
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325
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326
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328
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329
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330
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331
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332
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334
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335
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336
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338
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339
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342
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343
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345
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347
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349
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350
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351
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352
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354
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355
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356
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357
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358
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359
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360
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361
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362
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363
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364
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365
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366
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367
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368
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369
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370
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371
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372
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373
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374
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375
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376
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377
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378
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379
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380
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381
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382
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383
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384
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385
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386
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387
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388
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389
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390
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391
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393
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394
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395
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396
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397
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398
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399
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400
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401
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402
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403
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404
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405
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406
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407
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408
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409
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410
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411
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412
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413
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414
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415
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416
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418
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419
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420
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421
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422
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423
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424
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425
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.cnt
426
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427
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428
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429
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430
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431
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
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433
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434
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435
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436
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437
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438
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439
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440
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444
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445
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446
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448
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449
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450
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451
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453
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454
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456
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457
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459
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460
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462
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463
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464
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466
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467
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468
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469
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470
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471
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472
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473
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474
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475
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476
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477
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478
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480
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481
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482
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483
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484
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490
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492
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494
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495
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502
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505
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506
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507
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508
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509
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510
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511
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512
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513
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514
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515
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516
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517
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518
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519
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520
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521
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522
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523
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524
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525
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526
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527
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528
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529
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530
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531
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532
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533
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534
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535
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536
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537
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538
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539
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540
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541
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542
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543
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544
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545
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546
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547
+Europe on the rise \text\politics
548
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549
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550
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551
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552
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553
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554
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555
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556
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557
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558
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559
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560
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561
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562
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
563
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564
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618
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619
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620
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621
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622
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623
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640
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685
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686
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687
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688
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689
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690
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691
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692
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693
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694
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695
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696
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697
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698
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699
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700
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701
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702
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703
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704
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705
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706
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707
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708
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709
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710
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711
712
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713
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714
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715
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716
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717
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718
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719
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720
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721
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723
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724
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725
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726
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727
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728
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729
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730
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731
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732
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733
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734
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735
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736
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737
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738
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739
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740
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741
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742
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743
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746
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747
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748
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749
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754
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757
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760
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761
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762
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763
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764
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766
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768
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769
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770
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779
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780
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781
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782
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784
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787
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788
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789
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790
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791
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792
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793
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794
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795
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796
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797
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799
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800
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801
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802
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804
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805
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806
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807
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808
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809
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810
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811
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812
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813
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814
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815
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816
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817
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818
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819
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820
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821
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822
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823
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824
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826
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827
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828
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829
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830
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832
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833
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834
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835
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836
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837
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838
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839
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840
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841
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842
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843
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844
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845
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846
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847
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848
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849
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850
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851
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852
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853
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854
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855
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856
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857
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858
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859
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860
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861
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862
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863
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864
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865
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866
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867
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868
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869
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870
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871
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872
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873
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874
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875
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876
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878
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879
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880
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881
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882
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883
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884
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885
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886
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887
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888
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889
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890
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891
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892
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893
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894
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895
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896
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897
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898
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899
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900
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901
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902
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903
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904
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905
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906
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907
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908
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909
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910
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911
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912
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913
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914
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915
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
916
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
917
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
918
+consciousness as a culture-builder \cnt\consciousness
919
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
920
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
921
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
922
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
923
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
924
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
925
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
926
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
927
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
928
+the parade of jewels and silverware—female display \text\display
929
+the disease of inherited wealth \cnt\culture
930
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
931
+the myth of the noble savage \text\politics
932
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
933
+caring is alpha behavior, brawling is for those on the bottom of the heap \text\hierarch.y
934
+caring is alpha behavior, brawling is for bums \cnt\hierarch.y
935
+leaders, luxuries, and the scarcity principle \cnt\leaders.cnt
936
+conspicuous display of choice \cnt\hierarch.y
937
see \cnt\bonding & \text\bonding
938
+play deprivation \text\play
939
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
940
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
941
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
942
+laughter \text\bonding
943
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
944
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
945
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
946
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
947
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
948
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
949
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
950
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
951
+males as mutating probes \text\female
952
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
953
See +hierarchy—what it does for us and why we can’t get rid of it \cnt\hierarch.cnt
954
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
955
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
956
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
957
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
958
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
959
+caring is alpha behavior, brawling is for those on the bottom of the heap \text\hierarch.y
960
+leaders, luxuries, and the scarcity principle \cnt\leaders.cnt
961
+using "the people" below you as a hierarchical lever \cnt\hierarch.y
962
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
963
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
964
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
965
+fashion, status prancing, and oscillating spotlights of cultural perception—the wobbles of conspicuous
consumption \cnt\culture
966
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
967
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
968
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
969
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
970
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
971
See +hierarchy—what it does for us and why we can’t get rid of it \cnt\hierarch.cnt
972
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
973
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
974
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
975
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
976
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
977
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
978
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
979
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
980
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
981
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
982
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
983
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
984
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
985
,,,,,,
986
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
987
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
988
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
989
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
990
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
991
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
992
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
993
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
994
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
995
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
996
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
997
,,,,,,
998
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
999
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
1000
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
1001
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
1002
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
1003
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
1004
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
1005
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
1006
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1007
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1008
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
1009
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1010
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
1011
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1012
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1013
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
1014
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1015
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
1016
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
1017
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1018
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1019
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1020
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan
1021
+why those in distress get less—sending out repulsion signals \cnt\cas
1022
isolation can kill \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1023
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1024
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1025
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1026
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
1027
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1028
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
1029
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
1030
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1031
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1032
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1033
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
1034
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
1035
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
1036
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
1037
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1038
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1039
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1040
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
1041
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
1042
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
1043
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
1044
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
1045
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1046
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1047
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
1048
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
1049
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
1050
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
1051
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
1052
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
1053
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
1054
+opportunityinstant upgrade \text\bacteria
1055
+we’re wired to the seasons \cnt\hibernat.ion
1056
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1057
+opportunityinstant upgrade \text\bacteria
1058
+the cues that trigger the fleeing-fasting-feeding-questing-and-conquering modes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
1059
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1060
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1061
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
1062
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1063
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
1064
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
1065
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1066
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1067
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1068
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan
1069
+why those in distress get less—sending out repulsion signals \cnt\cas
1070
isolation can kill \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1071
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1072
+self punitiveness and introverts \text\introver.t
1073
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
1074
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
1075
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
1076
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1077
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
1078
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores \cnt\attentio.n
1079
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1080
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1081
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
1082
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
1083
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
1084
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
1085
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
1086
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
1087
+the need to be needed—the constructive power of emptiness \cnt\cas
1088
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
1089
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1090
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
1091
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
1092
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
1093
+spice is nice when bland’s on hand—cooperation and competition: getting the recipe right
1094
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
1095
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
1096
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
1097
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
1098
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
1099
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
1100
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
1101
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
1102
+males as mutating probes \text\female
1103
+serotonin, social interest, and aggression \text\serotoni.n
1104
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
1105
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
1106
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
1107
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
1108
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
1109
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
1110
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
1111
+serotonin—the drug of satisfaction \cnt\seroton
1112
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, , musical subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
1113
+serotonin—the drug of satisfaction \cnt\seroton
1114
+the agonies of Ecstasy—serotonin and dopamine \text\drugs
1115
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1116
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1117
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
1118
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
1119
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
1120
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
1121
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
1122
+the value of having a task \text\cas
1123
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
1124
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1125
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
1126
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
1127
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
1128
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
1129
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
1130
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
1131
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
1132
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
1133
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
1134
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems, epinephrine, and hierarchy
\cnt\control
1135
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
1136
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
1137
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
1138
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
1139
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1140
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1141
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1142
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
1143
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
1144
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
1145
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
1146
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
1147
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1148
+how amphetamines focus attention \text\control
1149
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
1150
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
1151
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
1152
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
1153
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1154
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1155
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1156
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
1157
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
1158
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
1159
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
1160
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
1161
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1162
+the illusion of control—the chemical benefits of belief (superstition, religion) \cnt\control
1163
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
1164
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
1165
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
1166
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
1167
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
1168
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
1169
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
1170
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
1171
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
1172
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1173
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1174
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
1175
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
1176
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
1177
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
1178
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
1179
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
1180
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
1181
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
1182
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
1183
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
1184
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
1185
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
1186
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
1187
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
1188
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
1189
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
1190
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
1191
+display of surplus \cnt\display
1192
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
1193
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
1194
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
1195
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
1196
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
1197
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
1198
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
1199
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
1200
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
1201
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
1202
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
1203
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
1204
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
1205
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
1206
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
1207
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
1208
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
1209
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
1210
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
1211
+culture as sexual display \text\display
1212
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
1213
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1214
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1215
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
1216
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
1217
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
1218
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
1219
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1220
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1221
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
1222
+bees do it, trees do it, even bacteria and fleas do it, let’s do it, let’s advertise—the evolution of advertising \cnt\business
1223
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
1224
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
1225
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
1226
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
1227
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1228
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1229
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1230
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
1231
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
1232
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
1233
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
1234
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
1235
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
1236
+display of surplus \cnt\display
1237
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
1238
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
1239
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
1240
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
1241
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
1242
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
1243
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
1244
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
1245
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
1246
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
1247
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
1248
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
1249
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
1250
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
1251
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
1252
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
1253
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
1254
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
1255
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
1256
+culture as sexual display \text\display
1257
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
1258
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1259
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1260
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
1261
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
1262
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
1263
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
1264
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1265
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1266
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1267
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1268
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1269
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1270
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1271
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1272
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1273
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1274
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1275
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1276
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1277
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1278
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
1279
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\cnt\witch .cnt
1280
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1281
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1282
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1283
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1284
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1285
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1286
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1287
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1288
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1289
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1290
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1291
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1292
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1293
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1294
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1295
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1296
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1297
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1298
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1299
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1300
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1301
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1302
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1303
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1304
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1305
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1306
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1307
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\text\differen.ce
1308
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1309
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1310
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1311
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1312
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1313
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1314
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1315
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1316
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1317
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1318
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1319
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1320
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1321
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1322
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1323
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1324
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1325
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1326
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1327
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1328
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1329
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1330
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1331
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1332
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1333
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1334
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1335
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1336
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1337
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1338
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1339
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1340
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1341
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1342
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1343
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1344
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1345
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1346
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1347
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1348
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1349
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1350
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1351
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1352
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1353
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1354
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1355
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1356
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1357
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1358
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1359
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1360
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1361
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1362
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1363
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1364
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1365
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1366
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1367
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1368
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1369
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1370
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1371
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1372
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1373
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
1374
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1375
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1376
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1377
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1378
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1379
+mass sensations and pheromones? \text\pheromones
1380
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\cnt\percept .cnt
1381
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
1382
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.cnt
1383
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1384
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
1385
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
1386
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
1387
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1388
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1389
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1390
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\cnt\medieval.cnt
1391
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1392
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1393
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1394
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1395
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1396
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1397
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
1398
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1399
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1400
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1401
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1402
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1403
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1404
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1405
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1406
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1407
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1408
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1409
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1410
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1411
+language as sexual display \text\display
1412
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1413
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1414
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1415
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1416
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1417
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1418
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1419
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1420
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1421
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1422
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1423
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
1424
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
1425
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1426
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1427
+self and group identity \cnt\self
1428
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
1429
,,,
1430
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
1431
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
1432
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
1433
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
1434
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
1435
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
1436
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1437
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
1438
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1439
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1440
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1441
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1442
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1443
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1444
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1445
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1446
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1447
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1448
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1449
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1450
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1451
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1452
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1453
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1454
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1455
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1456
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
1457
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
1458
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1459
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1460
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1461
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
1462
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
1463
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
1464
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
1465
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
1466
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
1467
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
1468
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
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1469
+culture as sexual display \text\display
1470
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
1471
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1472
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1473
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
1474
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
1475
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
1476
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
1477
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1478
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1479
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
1480
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1481
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
1482
+display of surplus \cnt\display
1483
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
1484
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
1485
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1486
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding, , , , ,
1487
+how grievances bring us together—the social value of illness and complaint \cnt\bonding, ,
1488
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
1489
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
1490
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
1491
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1492
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
1493
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
1494
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
1495
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
1496
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
1497
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
1498
+the value of having a task \text\cas
1499
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
1500
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
1501
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
1502
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
1503
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
1504
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
1505
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
1506
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
1507
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
1508
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
1509
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
1510
+tracking, story-telling, scenario projection and following a spoor \cnt\future projectors
1511
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
1512
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
1513
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
1514
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
1515
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
1516
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
1517
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
1518
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
1519
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
1520
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
1521
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
1522
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
1523
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
1524
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
1525
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
1526
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
1527
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
1528
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1529
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1530
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
1531
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
1532
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
1533
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
1534
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
1535
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
1536
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
1537
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
1538
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
1539
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
1540
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
1541
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
1542
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
1543
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
1544
+competing synergies \text\evolution
1545
+artificial life and other virtual environments currently on the web \text\technology
1546
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality \cnt\narrativ.e
1547
+iteration leads to emergent properties \cnt\fractal.doc
1548
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
1549
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
1550
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
1551
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
1552
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
1553
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
1554
+display of surplus \cnt\display
1555
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
1556
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
1557
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
1558
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
1559
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
1560
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
1561
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
1562
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
1563
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
1564
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
1565
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
1566
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
1567
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
1568
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
1569
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
1570
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
1571
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
1572
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
1573
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
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1574
+culture as sexual display \text\display
1575
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
1576
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1577
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1578
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
1579
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
1580
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
1581
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
1582
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1583
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1584
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
1585
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
1586
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollar.doc
1587
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
1588
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
1589
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
1590
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
1591
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
1592
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
1593
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
1594
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
1595
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
1596
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1597
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
1598
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
1599
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1600
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1601
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1602
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1603
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
1604
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
1605
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
1606
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1607
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
1608
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1609
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
1610
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
1611
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
1612
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1613
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
1614
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
1615
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
1616
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
1617
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
1618
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
1619
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
1620
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
1621
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1622
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1623
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1624
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
1625
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1626
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
1627
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1628
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1629
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1630
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\cnt\superorg.nsm
1631
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1632
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
1633
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1634
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
1635
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
1636
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1637
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1638
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1639
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1640
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1641
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1642
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
1643
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1644
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1645
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1646
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1647
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1648
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1649
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1650
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1651
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1652
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1653
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1654
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1655
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1656
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1657
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1658
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1659
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1660
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1661
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1662
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1663
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1664
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
1665
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1666
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1667
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1668
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1669
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1670
strategies?
1671
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1672
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1673
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
1674
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1675
+animal music \text\music
1676
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1677
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
1678
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1679
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1680
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1681
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1682
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1683
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1684
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
1685
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1686
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
1687
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
1688
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
1689
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
1690
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
1691
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
1692
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
1693
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
1694
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang
1695
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1696
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1697
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1698
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1699
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
1700
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1701
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\cnt\percept .cnt
1702
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1703
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.cnt
1704
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1705
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1706
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1707
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
1708
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
1709
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
1710
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1711
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\cnt\medieval.cnt
1712
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1713
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1714
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1715
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1716
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1717
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1718
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1719
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1720
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1721
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1722
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
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1723
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1724
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1725
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1726
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1727
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\cnt\medieval.cnt
1728
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1729
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1730
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1731
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1732
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1733
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1734
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1735
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1736
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1737
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1738
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1739
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1740
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1741
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1742
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1743
strategies?
1744
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1745
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1746
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1747
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1748
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1749
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
1750
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1751
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1752
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1753
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1754
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1755
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1756
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1757
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1758
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1759
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1760
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1761
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1762
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1763
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1764
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1765
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1766
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1767
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1768
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1769
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1770
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1771
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1772
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1773
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1774
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1775
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1776
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1777
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1778
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1779
+what does emotion do to the heart beat? \text\emotion
1780
heart rate variability—heartfreeze in high gear \cnt\stress.cnt
1781
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1782
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1783
+tissue engineering—growing hearts and kidneys in the lab \text\technology
1784
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1785
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1786
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1787
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1788
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1789
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1790
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
1791
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1792
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1793
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1794
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1795
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
1796
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1797
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1798
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1799
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1800
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1801
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1802
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1803
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1804
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1805
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1806
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1807
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1808
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1809
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1810
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1811
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1812
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1813
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1814
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1815
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1816
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1817
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1818
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1819
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1820
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1821
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1822
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1823
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1824
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1825
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1826
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1827
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1828
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1829
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1830
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1831
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1832
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1833
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1834
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1835
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1836
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1837
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1838
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1839
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1840
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1841
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1842
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1843
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1844
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1845
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1846
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1847
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1848
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1849
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1850
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1851
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1852
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1853
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1854
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1855
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1856
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1857
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1858
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
1859
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
1860
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
1861
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1862
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
1863
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
1864
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
1865
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1866
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1867
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1868
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
1869
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
1870
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1871
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1872
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
1873
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
1874
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
1875
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
1876
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
1877
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
1878
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
1879
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1880
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
1881
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
1882
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
1883
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
1884
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1885
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
1886
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1887
strategies?
1888
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1889
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1890
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
1891
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
1892
+animal music \text\music
1893
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
1894
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
1895
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1896
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1897
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1898
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1899
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
1900
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
1901
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
1902
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
1903
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
1904
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
1905
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
1906
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
1907
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1908
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
1909
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1910
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
1911
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
1912
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
1913
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
1914
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
1915
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
1916
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
1917
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
1918
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
1919
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
1920
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
1921
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
1922
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
1923
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
1924
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
1925
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
1926
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
1927
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
1928
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
1929
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
1930
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
1931
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
1932
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
1933
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
1934
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
1935
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1936
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1937
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1938
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1939
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1940
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1941
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1942
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1943
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1944
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1945
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1946
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1947
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1948
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1949
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1950
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1951
strategies?
1952
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1953
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1954
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1955
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1956
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1957
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1958
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1959
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1960
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1961
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1962
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1963
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1964
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1965
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1966
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1967
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1968
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1969
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1970
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1971
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1972
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1973
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1974
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1975
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1976
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1977
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1978
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1979
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1980
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1981
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1982
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1983
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1984
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1985
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1986
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1987
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1988
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1989
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1990
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1991
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1992
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1993
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1994
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1995
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1996
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1997
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1998
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1999
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2000
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2001
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2002
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2003
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2004
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2005
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2006
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2007
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2008
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2009
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2010
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2011
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2012
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2013
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2018
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2019
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2020
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2021
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2022
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2023
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2024
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2025
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2026
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2027
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2028
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2029
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2030
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2031
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2032
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2033
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2034
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2035
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2036
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2037
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2038
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2039
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2040
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2041
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2042
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2043
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2044
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2045
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2046
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2047
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2048
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2049
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2050
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2051
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2052
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2053
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2054
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2055
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2056
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2057
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2058
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2059
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2060
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2061
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2062
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2063
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2064
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2065
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2066
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2067
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2068
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2069
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
2070
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2071
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2072
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2073
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2074
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2075
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2076
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2077
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2078
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2079
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2080
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2081
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2082
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2083
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2084
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2085
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2086
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2087
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2088
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2089
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2090
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2091
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2092
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2093
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2094
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2095
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2096
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2097
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2098
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2099
The Theatrical Tricks of Authority (leadership) \cnt\promoter .cnt
2100
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2101
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2102
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2103
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2104
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2105
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2106
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2107
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2108
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2109
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2110
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2111
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2112
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2113
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2114
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2115
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2116
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2117
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2118
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2119
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2120
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2121
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2122
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2123
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2124
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2125
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2126
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2127
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2128
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2129
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2130
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2131
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2132
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2133
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2134
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2135
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2136
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2137
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2138
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2139
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2140
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2141
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2142
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2143
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2144
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2145
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2146
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2147
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2148
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2149
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2150
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2151
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2152
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2153
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2154
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2155
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2156
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2157
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2158
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2159
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2160
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2161
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2162
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2163
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2164
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2165
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2166
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2167
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2168
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2169
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2170
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2171
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2172
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2173
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2174
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2175
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2176
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2177
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2178
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2179
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2180
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2181
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2182
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2183
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2184
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2185
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2186
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2187
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2188
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2189
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2190
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2191
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2192
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2193
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2194
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2195
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2196
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2197
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2198
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2199
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2200
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2201
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2202
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2203
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2204
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2205
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2206
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2207
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2208
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2209
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2210
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2211
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2212
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2213
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2214
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2215
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2216
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2217
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2218
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2219
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2220
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2221
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2222
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2223
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2224
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2225
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2226
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2227
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2228
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2229
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2230
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2231
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2232
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2233
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2234
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2235
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2236
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2237
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2238
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2239
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2240
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2241
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2242
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2243
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2244
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2245
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2246
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2247
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2248
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2249
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2250
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2251
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2252
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2253
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2254
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2255
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2256
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2257
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2258
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2259
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2260
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2261
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2262
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2263
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2264
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2265
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2266
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2267
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2268
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2269
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2270
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2271
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2272
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2273
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2274
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2275
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2276
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2277
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2278
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2279
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2280
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2281
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2282
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2283
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2284
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2285
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2286
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2287
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2288
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2289
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2290
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2291
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2292
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2293
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2294
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2295
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2296
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2297
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2298
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2299
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2300
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2301
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2302
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2303
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2304
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2305
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2306
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2307
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2308
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2309
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2310
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2311
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2312
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2313
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2314
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2315
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2316
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2317
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2318
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2319
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2320
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2321
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2322
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2323
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2324
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2325
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2326
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2327
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2328
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2329
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2330
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2331
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2332
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2333
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2334
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2335
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2336
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2337
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2338
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2339
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2340
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2341
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2342
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2343
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2344
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2345
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2346
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2347
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2348
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2349
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2350
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2351
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2352
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2353
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2354
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2355
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2356
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2357
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2358
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2359
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2360
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2361
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2362
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2363
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2364
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2365
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2366
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2367
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2368
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2369
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2370
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2371
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2372
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2373
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2374
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2375
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2376
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2377
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2378
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2379
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2380
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2381
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2382
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2383
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2384
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2385
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2386
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2387
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2388
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2389
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2390
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2391
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2392
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2393
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2394
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2395
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2396
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2397
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2398
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2399
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2400
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2401
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2402
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2403
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2404
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2405
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2406
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2407
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2408
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2409
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2410
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2411
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2412
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2413
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2414
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2415
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2416
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2417
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2418
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2419
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2420
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2421
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2422
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2423
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2424
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2425
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2426
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2427
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2428
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2429
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2430
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2431
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2432
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2433
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2434
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2435
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2436
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2437
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2438
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2439
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2440
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2441
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2442
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2443
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2444
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2445
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2446
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2447
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2448
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2449
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2450
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2451
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2452
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2453
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2454
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2455
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2456
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2457
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2458
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2459
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2460
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2461
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2462
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2463
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2464
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2465
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2466
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2467
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2468
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2469
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2470
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2471
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2472
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2473
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2474
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2475
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2476
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2477
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2478
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2479
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2480
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2481
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2482
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2483
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2484
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2485
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2486
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2487
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2488
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2489
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2490
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2491
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2492
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2493
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2494
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2495
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2496
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2497
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2498
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
2499
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2500
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2501
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2502
2503
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2504
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2505
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2506
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2507
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2508
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2509
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2510
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2511
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\cnt\witch .cnt
2512
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2513
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2514
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2515
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
2516
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2517
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2518
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2519
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\cnt\witch .cnt
2520
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2521
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2522
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2523
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\cnt\witch .cnt
2524
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2525
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2526
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2527
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2528
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2529
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2530
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2531
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2532
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
2533
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
2534
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
2535
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
2536
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
2537
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2538
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
2539
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2540
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2541
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2542
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2543
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
2544
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
2545
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
2546
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
2547
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2548
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2549
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt
2550
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
2551
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap
2552
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
2553
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n
2554
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
2555
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
2556
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
2557
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
2558
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
2559
+blood lust \cnt\violence
2560
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
2561
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
2562
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
2563
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
2564
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
2565
+the value of rage \text\violence
2566
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
2567
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
2568
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
2569
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
2570
+let's get together for lunch \cnt\bonding
2571
+the straitjacket of credentialing society \cnt\bureaucr.acy
2572
are the real social heroes the bourgeoisie \cnt\hold .cnt
2573
+the case of the two bourgeoisies \cnt\culture
2574
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2575
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
2576
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2577
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
2578
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
2579
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
2580
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2581
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
2582
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
2583
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
2584
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
2585
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
2586
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
2587
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2588
+does time exist? \text\time
2589
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2590
2591
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2592
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
2593
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2594
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
2595
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
2596
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
2597
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
2598
+play deprivation \text\play
2599
+laughter \text\bonding
2600
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
2601
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
2602
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
2603
see \cnt\bonding & \text\bonding
2604
+play deprivation \text\play
2605
humor--the conformity enforcer\cnt\conform .cnt
2606
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
2607
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
2608
+laughter \text\bonding
2609
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation
2610
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
2611
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
2612
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation
2613
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
2614
+don’t be deceived by your mask \cnt\business
2615
+showing your colors—flashy outfits and bravery—Zahavi’s handicap principle at work \text\display
2616
+consciousness as a culture-builder \cnt\consciousness
2617
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
2618
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
2619
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
2620
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
2621
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
2622
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
2623
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
2624
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2625
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
2626
+Babbitry and Snobbery--females as in-group hierarchy enforcers, males as battlers for between group position
\cnt\hierarch.y
2627
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
2628
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
2629
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
2630
+males as intercultural fasteners \text\female
2631
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
2632
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
2633
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
2634
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
2635
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
2636
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
2637
+how stress and depression separate the men from the ladies \text\female
2638
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2639
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
2640
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
2641
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
2642
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
2643
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2644
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
2645
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
2646
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
2647
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
2648
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
2649
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
2650
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
2651
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
2652
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
2653
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
2654
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
2655
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
2656
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
2657
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
2658
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
2659
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
2660
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
2661
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
2662
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2663
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2664
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
2665
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
2666
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
2667
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
2668
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
2669
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
2670
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
2671
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
2672
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
2673
+the one way rachet in time’s arrow \cnt\time
2674
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2675
+rachet-jerks, saltative jumps, and creative mass extinction—complexity theory and evolution \text\evolution
2676
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2677
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
2678
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2679
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
2680
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
2681
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
2682
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2683
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
2684
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
2685
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
2686
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
2687
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
2688
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
2689
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2690
+does time exist? \text\time
2691
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2692
2693
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2694
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
2695
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2696
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
2697
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
2698
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
2699
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
2700
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2701
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
2702
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2703
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
2704
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
2705
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
2706
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2707
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
2708
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
2709
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
2710
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
2711
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
2712
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
2713
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2714
+does time exist? \text\time
2715
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
2716
2717
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2718
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
2719
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
2720
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
2721
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
2722
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
2723
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
2724
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2725
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2726
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
2727
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
2728
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
2729
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
2730
+ticks of time and to he who hath—Kurakin’s cosmic cracks \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2731
+causality—does the past kick us into the future, or does the future yank us by the nose? \text\time
2732
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
2733
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
2734
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2735
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
2736
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
2737
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
2738
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
2739
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
2740
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
2741
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
2742
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2743
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
2744
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
2745
+smart molecules \text\evolution
2746
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
2747
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2748
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
2749
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
2750
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
2751
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
2752
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
2753
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
2754
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
2755
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2756
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
2757
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
2758
+smart molecules \text\evolution
2759
+entropy and the rise of order \cnt\entropy
2760
+synchronicity \text\corollar.y
2761
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
2762
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
2763
+inanimate evolution \cnt\inanevol.doc—see suplee for 300 particles narrowed down
2764
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
2765
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
2766
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
2767
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
2768
+animal music \text\music
2769
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
2770
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
2771
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
2772
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
2773
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
2774
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
2775
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
2776
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
2777
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
2778
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
2779
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
2780
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
2781
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
2782
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
2783
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
2784
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
2785
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
2786
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
2787
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
2788
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
2789
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
2790
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
2791
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
2792
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
2793
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
2794
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
2795
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2796
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
2797
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
2798
+smart molecules \text\evolution
2799
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
2800
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2801
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
2802
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2803
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
2804
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
2805
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
2806
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2807
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
2808
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
2809
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
2810
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
2811
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
2812
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
2813
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
2814
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
2815
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
2816
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
2817
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2818
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
2819
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
2820
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
2821
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
2822
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
2823
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
2824
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
2825
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
2826
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
2827
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
2828
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
2829
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
2830
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
2831
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
2832
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
2833
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
2834
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
2835
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
2836
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
2837
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
2838
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2839
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
2840
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2841
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
2842
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
2843
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
2844
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
2845
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
2846
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
2847
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
2848
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
2849
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
2850
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
2851
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
2852
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
2853
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
2854
+perception as a construct—dopamine and what we see \cnt\percepti.on
2855
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
2856
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
2857
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
2858
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
2859
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
2860
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
2861
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
2862
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
2863
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
2864
+musical ecstasies—seized by the gods in the brain \cnt\music
2865
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies \cnt\superorg.nsm
2866
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
2867
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
2868
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
2869
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change--ancestors \cnt\social .cnt
2870
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt
2871
+does ancestor worship make us human? \cnt\culture
2872
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
2873
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
2874
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
2875
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce
2876
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
2877
Park Chung Hee vs. Kim Il Sung--how a charismatic leader shapes a culture, part two \cnt\megamin2.cnt
2878
+how a charismatic leader shapes a culture \cnt\leaders.cnt
2879
+leaders, luxuries, and the scarcity principle \cnt\leaders.cnt
2880
+defending the poor and downtrodden: what leaders take--and what they give \cnt\leaders.cnt
2881
+to change their minds, societies change leaders \cnt\leaders.cnt
2882
+biology boosts the successful leader, and unplugs the leader who fails \cnt\leaders.cnt
2883
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
2884
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
2885
+the qualities of leaders \cnt\leaders
2886
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
2887
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
2888
+the role of the leader \socio\books with collaborators\reinventing capitalism\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
2889
+the artistic fire--when the vision just won’t stop \cnt\art.cnt
2890
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
2891
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
2892
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
2893
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
2894
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
2895
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
2896
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
2897
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
2898
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
2899
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
2900
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
2901
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
2902
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
2903
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2904
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2905
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2906
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2907
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
2908
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2909
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
2910
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
2911
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
2912
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
2913
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
2914
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
2915
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
2916
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
2917
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
2918
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
2919
+the songs of sex—orgasmic noise \cnt\music
2920
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
2921
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
2922
see \cnt\creativ.ity and \cnt\metaphor.cnt
2923
+art is dependent on its opposite--technology \text\art
2924
+the loneliness of the long distance artist \cnt\art
2925
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
2926
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2927
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
2928
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
2929
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
2930
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
2931
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
2932
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce
2933
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
2934
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
2935
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
2936
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
2937
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
2938
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
2939
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
2940
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2941
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2942
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2943
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2944
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
2945
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2946
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
2947
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
2948
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
2949
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
2950
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
2951
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
2952
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
2953
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
2954
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
2955
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
2956
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2957
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
2958
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2959
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
2960
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
2961
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2962
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
2963
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
2964
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
2965
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
2966
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
2967
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
2968
+Darwin \text\history
2969
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
2970
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
2971
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
2972
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
2973
+it ain’t just random—the radical improbability of the cosmos \text\physics
2974
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2975
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\form.doc
2976
+variation isn’t random \cnt\evolutio.n
2977
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary
2978
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
2979
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
2980
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2981
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2982
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
2983
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
2984
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
2985
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
2986
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
2987
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
2988
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
2989
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
2990
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
2991
the cosmos as a corollary- generator--the slow crawl toward the arms of God \cnt\entropy .cnt
2992
+the long march toward the arms of god \cnt\corollary
2993
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
2994
search for all metaphor titles
2995
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
2996
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
2997
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
2998
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
2999
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
3000
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3001
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
3002
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
3003
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
3004
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
3005
+self and group identity \cnt\self
3006
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
3007
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
3008
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
3009
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
3010
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3011
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3012
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
3013
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
3014
+stimulus and response—could the first particles in this cosmos communicate and perceive? \cnt\evolutio.n
3015
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3016
+ticks of time and to he who hath—Kurakin’s cosmic cracks \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3017
+causality—does the past kick us into the future, or does the future yank us by the nose? \text\time
3018
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
3019
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3020
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3021
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
3022
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3023
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3024
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3025
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3026
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3027
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
3028
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
3029
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
3030
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
3031
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3032
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
3033
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
3034
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
3035
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3036
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3037
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3038
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3039
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3040
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3041
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3042
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3043
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3044
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3045
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3046
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3047
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3048
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3049
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3050
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3051
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3052
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3053
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3054
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3055
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
3056
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
3057
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
3058
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3059
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3060
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3061
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3062
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3063
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
3064
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
3065
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
3066
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
3067
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3068
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
3069
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
3070
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
3071
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
3072
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
3073
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
3074
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns
and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
3075
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3076
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
3077
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
3078
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
3079
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
3080
+why math works \text\math
3081
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
3082
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3083
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
3084
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
3085
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
3086
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
3087
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
3088
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
3089
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
3090
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3091
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
3092
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
3093
+smart molecules \text\evolution
3094
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3095
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3096
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3097
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3098
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
3099
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
3100
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3101
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
3102
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
3103
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
3104
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
3105
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
3106
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
3107
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3108
+does time exist? \text\time
3109
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3110
3111
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3112
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3113
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3114
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
3115
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
3116
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
3117
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
3118
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3119
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3120
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3121
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3122
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
3123
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
3124
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3125
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
3126
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
3127
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
3128
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
3129
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
3130
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
3131
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3132
+does time exist? \text\time
3133
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3134
3135
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3136
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3137
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3138
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
3139
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
3140
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
3141
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
3142
+the leak in the theory of entropy—closed systems are full of holes \cnt\entropy
3143
+evolutionarily stable strategies and Kauffmanesque hurricanos of form \txt\inanevol.doc
3144
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
3145
3146
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3147
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
3148
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
3149
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
3150
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
3151
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
3152
See +hierarchy—what it does for us and why we can’t get rid of it \cnt\hierarch.cnt
3153
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
3154
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
3155
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
3156
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
3157
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
3158
+attraction and repulsion lead to hierarchy? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3159
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \cnt\bigbang
3160
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3161
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3162
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3163
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3164
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3165
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3166
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3167
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3168
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3169
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3170
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3171
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3172
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3173
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
3174
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
3175
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3176
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
3177
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
3178
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3179
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3180
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
3181
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
3182
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3183
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
3184
+build it up, then break it down—cultural oscillations \cnt\culture
3185
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation \cnt\self
3186
+group perception—bouncing from the inner to the outer world—perceptual oscillation \cnt\percepti.on
3187
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
3188
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3189
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3190
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
3191
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3192
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3193
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
3194
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
3195
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
3196
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
3197
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
3198
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
3199
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
3200
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
3201
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
3202
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
3203
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang
3204
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3205
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music
3206
+code-matching: picking up each others’ beat; seeing if we speak the same language \cnt\love
3207
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
3208
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
3209
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
3210
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3211
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3212
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3213
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3214
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3215
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
3216
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
3217
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
3218
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
3219
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3220
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
3221
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
3222
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
3223
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
3224
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
3225
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
3226
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns
and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
3227
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3228
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
3229
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
3230
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
3231
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
3232
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
3233
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
3234
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3235
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3236
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3237
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3238
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3239
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
3240
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
3241
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
3242
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
3243
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
3244
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
3245
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
3246
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3247
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3248
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3249
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3250
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3251
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
3252
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
3253
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
3254
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
3255
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
3256
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
3257
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
3258
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
3259
+what is a species?—accessorizing the backbone of dna \cnt\genetea.ms
3260
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
3261
+animal music \text\music
3262
+synchronicity \text\corollar.y
3263
+synchronicity \cnt\corollary
3264
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3265
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3266
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3267
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
3268
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3269
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3270
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3271
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3272
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3273
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3274
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3275
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3276
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3277
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3278
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3279
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3280
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3281
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3282
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3283
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3284
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3285
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3286
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3287
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3288
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3289
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3290
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3291
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3292
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3293
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3294
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3295
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3296
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3297
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3298
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3299
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3300
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3301
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3302
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3303
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3304
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3305
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3306
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
3307
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3308
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
3309
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
3310
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
3311
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
3312
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
3313
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
3314
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
3315
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
3316
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
3317
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
3318
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
3319
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
3320
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
3321
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
3322
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
3323
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
3324
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
3325
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
3326
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
3327
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3328
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3329
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
3330
+entropy=empowerment waiting for a liberator \cnt\corollary
3331
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
3332
+it ain’t just random—the radical improbability of the cosmos \text\physics
3333
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3334
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\form.doc
3335
+variation isn’t random \cnt\evolutio.n
3336
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary
3337
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3338
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3339
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3340
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3341
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3342
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3343
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3344
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3345
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3346
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3347
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3348
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3349
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
3350
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
3351
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3352
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
3353
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
3354
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
3355
+the beautiful battle—wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3356
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
3357
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3358
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
3359
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3360
+what shapes form? \cnt\form.doc
3361
+the knicks in Occam’s razor-the hazards of the one-track mind \cnt\science
3362
+reductionists versus holists \cnt\subcultu.re
3363
3364
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3365
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\attentio.n
3366
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
3367
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
3368
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
3369
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
3370
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
3371
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3372
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
3373
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
3374
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
3375
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
3376
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
3377
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
3378
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
3379
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
3380
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
3381
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3382
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3383
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
3384
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
3385
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
3386
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
3387
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3388
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3389
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3390
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3391
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3392
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
3393
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
3394
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
3395
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
3396
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
3397
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
3398
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
3399
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3400
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3401
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3402
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3403
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3404
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
3405
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
3406
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
3407
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
3408
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
3409
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
3410
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that split in two \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3411
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that break in two \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3412
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3413
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
3414
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3415
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3416
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3417
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3418
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3419
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3420
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3421
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3422
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3423
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3424
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3425
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3426
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3427
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3428
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3429
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3430
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3431
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3432
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3433
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3434
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3435
See +hierarchy—what it does for us and why we can’t get rid of it \cnt\hierarch.cnt
3436
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
3437
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
3438
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
3439
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
3440
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
3441
+attraction and repulsion lead to hierarchy? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3442
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
3443
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
3444
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3445
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3446
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3447
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3448
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3449
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
3450
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
3451
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
3452
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
3453
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
3454
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
3455
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
3456
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
3457
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
3458
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
3459
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
3460
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
3461
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
3462
+males as mutating probes \text\female
3463
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
3464
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
3465
+using "the people" below you as a hierarchical lever \cnt\hierarch.y
3466
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
3467
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
3468
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
3469
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
3470
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
3471
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
3472
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
3473
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
3474
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
3475
the hankering for chaos \cnt\social .cnt
3476
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
3477
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
3478
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
3479
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
3480
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
3481
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
3482
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3483
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3484
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3485
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3486
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3487
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3488
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3489
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3490
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3491
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3492
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3493
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3494
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
3495
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
3496
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3497
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
3498
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
3499
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3500
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3501
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
3502
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
3503
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3504
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
3505
+build it up, then break it down—cultural oscillations \cnt\culture
3506
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation \cnt\self
3507
+group perception—bouncing from the inner to the outer world—perceptual oscillation \cnt\percepti.on
3508
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
3509
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
3510
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
3511
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
3512
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
3513
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
3514
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
3515
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
3516
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
3517
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
3518
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
3519
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
3520
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
3521
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
3522
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
3523
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
3524
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
3525
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
3526
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3527
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
3528
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
3529
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
3530
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
3531
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
3532
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
3533
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
3534
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
3535
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
3536
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
3537
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
3538
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
3539
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
3540
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
3541
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
3542
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
3543
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
3544
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
3545
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3546
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
3547
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
3548
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
3549
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3550
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
3551
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
3552
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
3553
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3554
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
3555
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
3556
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
3557
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
3558
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
3559
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
3560
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
3561
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
3562
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
3563
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
3564
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
3565
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
3566
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
3567
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
3568
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
3569
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
3570
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
3571
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
3572
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
3573
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
3574
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
3575
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
3576
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
3577
+self and group identity \cnt\self
3578
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
3579
,,,
3580
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
3581
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
3582
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
3583
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
3584
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
3585
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
3586
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
3587
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
3588
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
3589
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
3590
+generation waves—riding the peaks and troughs of human need \cnt\business
3591
synchronizing the emotions of the millions--music \cnt\percept .cnt
3592
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
3593
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
3594
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
3595
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
3596
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
3597
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
3598
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
3599
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
3600
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
3601
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
3602
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
3603
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
3604
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
3605
war--societies, like chickens, fight for a place in the pecking order \cnt\prestige.cnt
3606
why middle-aged men are the warmongers \cnt\prestige.cnt
3607
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt
3608
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
3609
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap
3610
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
3611
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n
3612
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
3613
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
3614
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3615
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3616
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
3617
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
3618
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
3619
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
3620
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
3621
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
3622
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
3623
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
3624
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
3625
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
3626
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
3627
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
3628
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3629
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
3630
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
3631
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
3632
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3633
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3634
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
3635
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
3636
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
3637
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
3638
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
3639
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
3640
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
3641
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
3642
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
3643
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
3644
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
3645
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
3646
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
3647
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
3648
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
3649
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
3650
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
3651
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
3652
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
3653
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
3654
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3655
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3656
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
3657
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3658
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3659
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3660
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3661
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3662
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3663
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
3664
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
3665
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3666
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
3667
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
3668
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
3669
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
3670
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
3671
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
3672
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3673
+does time exist? \text\time
3674
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3675
3676
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3677
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3678
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
3679
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
3680
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
3681
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
3682
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
3683
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3684
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
3685
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3686
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
3687
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
3688
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
3689
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
3690
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
3691
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
3692
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
3693
+self and group identity \cnt\self
3694
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
3695
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
3696
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
3697
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
3698
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
3699
+competing synergies \text\evolution
3700
+artificial life and other virtual environments currently on the web \text\technology
3701
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality \cnt\narrativ.e
3702
+iteration leads to emergent properties \cnt\fractal.doc
3703
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
3704
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3705
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3706
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3707
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3708
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3709
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3710
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3711
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3712
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3713
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3714
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3715
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3716
+half the genes are brainmakers—the length of the IQ genes in worms, flies, & humans \text\genes
3717
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3718
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3719
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3720
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3721
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3722
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3723
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3724
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3725
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3726
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3727
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3728
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3729
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
3730
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
3731
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
3732
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
3733
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
3734
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3735
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
3736
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
3737
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
3738
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3739
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3740
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3741
+why math works \text\math
3742
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3743
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3744
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3745
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3746
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
3747
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3748
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3749
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3750
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3751
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3752
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3753
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3754
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3755
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3756
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3757
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3758
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3759
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3760
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3761
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3762
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3763
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3764
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3765
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3766
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3767
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3768
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3769
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3770
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3771
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3772
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3773
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3774
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3775
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3776
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3777
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3778
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3779
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3780
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3781
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3782
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3783
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3784
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3785
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3786
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3787
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3788
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3789
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3790
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3791
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
3792
+visual perception \cnt\brain
3793
+visual perception \text\perception
3794
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
3795
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3796
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3797
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3798
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3799
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3800
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3801
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3802
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3803
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3804
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3805
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3806
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3807
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3808
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3809
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3810
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3811
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3812
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3813
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3814
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3815
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3816
+visual perception \cnt\brain
3817
+visual perception \text\perception
3818
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
3819
+keeping your eyes peeled--the importance of observational science \text\science
3820
+descriptive vs. mathematical science \cnt\science
3821
+the limitations of math \text\math
3822
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
3823
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
3824
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
3825
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
3826
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
3827
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
3828
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3829
+the limitations of math \text\math
3830
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3831
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3832
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3833
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3834
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3835
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3836
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3837
+entropy=empowerment waiting for a liberator \cnt\corollary
3838
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3839
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3840
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3841
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3842
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3843
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3844
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3845
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
3846
+why math works \text\math
3847
+it ain’t just random—the radical improbability of the cosmos \text\physics
3848
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3849
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\form.doc
3850
+variation isn’t random \cnt\evolutio.n
3851
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary
3852
+the beautiful battle—wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3853
+stars as whorls and battles \cnt\inanevol.doc
3854
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
3855
+stars gestate and ignite \text\bigbang
3856
+unsorted \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3857
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
3858
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that split in two \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3859
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that break in two \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3860
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
3861
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
3862
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
3863
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
3864
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3865
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3866
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
3867
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
3868
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
3869
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
3870
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
3871
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
3872
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
3873
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
3874
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
3875
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
3876
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3877
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
3878
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
3879
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
3880
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
3881
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
3882
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
3883
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
3884
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
3885
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
3886
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
3887
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
3888
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
3889
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
3890
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
3891
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3892
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
3893
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
3894
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
3895
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
3896
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
3897
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
3898
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
3899
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
3900
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3901
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
3902
+build it up, then break it down—cultural oscillations \cnt\culture
3903
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation \cnt\self
3904
+group perception—bouncing from the inner to the outer world—perceptual oscillation \cnt\percepti.on
3905
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3906
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3907
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3908
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3909
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3910
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3911
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3912
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3913
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3914
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3915
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3916
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3917
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3918
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
3919
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
3920
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3921
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
3922
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
3923
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3924
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3925
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
3926
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
3927
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
3928
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3929
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
3930
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3931
+the struggle of opposites—and its blessings \cnt\cas
3932
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\groupbra.in
3933
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
3934
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
3935
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
3936
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3937
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
3938
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3939
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
3940
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
3941
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
3942
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
3943
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
3944
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
3945
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed
\cnt\evolutio.n
3946
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
3947
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
3948
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
3949
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3950
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
3951
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
3952
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
3953
,,,,,,
3954
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
3955
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
3956
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
3957
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3958
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
3959
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
3960
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
3961
+competing synergies \text\evolution
3962
+the knicks in Occam’s razor-the hazards of the one-track mind \cnt\science
3963
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
3964
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3965
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
3966
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3967
+the knicks in Occam’s razor-the hazards of the one-track mind \cnt\science
3968
+why math works \text\math
3969
+synchronicity \cnt\corollary--see suplee for 300 particles narrowed down
3970
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
3971
+stars gestate and ignite \text\bigbang
3972
+unsorted \cnt\opposit.es.doc
3973
+the brain’s way of trapping memories \text\memory
3974
+the evolution of math as a future projector \text\math
3975
+future projecting via mass-mood-style oscillations—mesoscopic brainbeats—how meaning and a sense of what to do next shapes up in the brain--Freeman
\text\brain
3976
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
3977
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
3978
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
3979
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
3980
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
3981
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
3982
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
3983
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
3984
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
3985
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
3986
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
3987
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
3988
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
3989
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
3990
+will--summaries \cnt\will
3991
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
3992
+passion points, will, and morality—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
3993
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and
integrity \cnt\science
3994
+the relativity of ethics, morals, and values \cnt\epistemo.lgy
3995
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams? \text\complexi.ty
3996
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
3997
+cognition as compression—I shrink therefore I am \text\perception
3998
+why math works \text\math
3999
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
4000
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4001
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
4002
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4003
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
4004
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
4005
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
4006
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4007
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
4008
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
4009
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
4010
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
4011
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4012
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4013
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
4014
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
4015
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
4016
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4017
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
4018
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
4019
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
4020
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
4021
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
4022
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
4023
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
4024
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
4025
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
4026
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
4027
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
4028
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
4029
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
4030
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4031
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4032
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
4033
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4034
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4035
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4036
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4037
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4038
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4039
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
4040
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
4041
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4042
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
4043
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
4044
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
4045
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
4046
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
4047
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
4048
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
4049
+does time exist? \text\time
4050
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
4051
4052
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
4053
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
4054
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
4055
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
4056
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
4057
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
4058
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
4059
+metaphor, metaphor everywhere and nary a naked reality—multiple systems of representation \cnt\metaphor.cnt
4060
+future-projecting neurons \text\future projectors
4061
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4062
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4063
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4064
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
4065
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
4066
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4067
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
4068
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
4069
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
4070
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
4071
+self and group identity \cnt\self
4072
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
4073
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
4074
+the evolution of math as a future projector \text\math
4075
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
4076
4077
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4078
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
4079
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
4080
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
4081
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
4082
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
4083
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
4084
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4085
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
4086
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
4087
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
4088
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
4089
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
4090
+bacterial brains \cnt\future projectors
4091
+bacterial brainwork \text\evolution
4092
\cnt\plantstr.tgy
4093
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
4094
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
4095
+evolutionary origin of the tall tale \cnt\narrativ.e
4096
+one thing after another—serial order and the motor cortex \cnt\brain
4097
+hooking foresight to emotion \cnt\brain
4098
+practice sessions for prophecy—the anatomy of a vision \cnt\corollar.doc
4099
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4100
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
4101
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
4102
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4103
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
4104
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4105
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4106
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4107
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4108
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4109
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4110
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
4111
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4112
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
4113
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
4114
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
4115
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
4116
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
4117
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
4118
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4119
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
4120
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4121
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
4122
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
4123
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
4124
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4125
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
4126
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
4127
+display of surplus \cnt\display
4128
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
4129
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
4130
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
4131
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
4132
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
4133
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
4134
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
4135
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
4136
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
4137
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
4138
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
4139
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
4140
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
4141
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
4142
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
4143
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4144
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
4145
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
4146
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
4147
+culture as sexual display \text\display
4148
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
4149
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
4150
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
4151
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
4152
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
4153
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
4154
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
4155
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
4156
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
4157
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
4158
+tuned intuition as a future projector \cnt\future projectors
4159
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
4160
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\business
4161
+Prophetic Leadership—feeling the group you serve within you \cnt\business
4162
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
4163
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
4164
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4165
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
4166
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4167
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4168
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
4169
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
4170
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4171
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
4172
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
4173
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4174
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
4175
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4176
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4177
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4178
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4179
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4180
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4181
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4182
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
4183
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
4184
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
4185
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
4186
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
4187
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
4188
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
4189
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
4190
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
4191
+tuned intuition as a future projector \cnt\future projectors
4192
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
4193
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\business
4194
+Prophetic Leadership—feeling the group you serve within you \cnt\business
4195
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
4196
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
4197
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
4198
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
4199
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
4200
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
4201
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
4202
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
4203
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
4204
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
4205
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
4206
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
4207
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
4208
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
4209
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
4210
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
4211
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
4212
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
4213
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
4214
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4215
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4216
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4217
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
4218
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
4219
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4220
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
4221
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
4222
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
4223
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
4224
+self and group identity \cnt\self
4225
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
4226
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
4227
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
4228
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
4229
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
4230
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
4231
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
4232
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
4233
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4234
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
4235
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4236
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
4237
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
4238
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
4239
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
4240
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria
4241
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria
4242
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
4243
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg
4244
+migratory guidance systems—time-space-photon calculators \cnt\bioclock.s
4245
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
4246
+do birds “see” magnetic fields? If they can do it, why can’t we? Migration \cnt\animalin.tlg
4247
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
4248
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
4249
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
4250
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
4251
+the big picture—bouncing from r to k \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4252
+modules, hurricanes of form and the self-organizing brain \cnt\brain
4253
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
4254
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
4255
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
4256
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
4257
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
4258
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
4259
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
4260
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
4261
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4262
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4263
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
4264
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
4265
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4266
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
4267
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
4268
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
4269
+adjustable genes and epigenesis \cnt\genetea.ms
4270
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
4271
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
4272
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
4273
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
4274
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4275
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
4276
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
4277
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
4278
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
4279
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
4280
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
4281
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4282
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
4283
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
4284
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
4285
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
4286
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
4287
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
4288
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
4289
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
4290
strategies?
4291
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
4292
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
4293
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
4294
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
4295
+animal music \text\music
4296
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
4297
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
4298
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4299
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
4300
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
4301
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
4302
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4303
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
4304
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4305
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4306
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4307
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
4308
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
4309
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
4310
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
4311
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
4312
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
4313
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
4314
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4315
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4316
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
4317
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
4318
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
4319
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4320
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
4321
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4322
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
4323
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
4324
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4325
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
4326
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
4327
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
4328
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
4329
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
4330
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
4331
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4332
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
4333
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
4334
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
4335
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4336
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
4337
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
4338
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
4339
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
4340
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
4341
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
4342
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4343
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
4344
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4345
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
4346
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
4347
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
4348
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
4349
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4350
+the future march of biomass \cnt\evolutio.n
4351
the errors of the social engineers \cnt\intro .cnt
4352
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
4353
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
4354
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
4355
,,,,,,
4356
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
4357
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
4358
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4359
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
4360
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
4361
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
4362
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
4363
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
4364
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
4365
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
4366
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
4367
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
4368
+animal music \text\music
4369
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
4370
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
4371
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
4372
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
4373
,,,,,,
4374
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
4375
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
4376
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4377
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
4378
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
4379
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
4380
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
4381
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
4382
+interplanetary origin of organic molecules—and of membrane envelopes—proto cell membranes \text\evolution
4383
+it ain’t just random—the radical improbability of the cosmos \text\physics
4384
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4385
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\form.doc
4386
+variation isn’t random \cnt\evolutio.n
4387
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary
4388
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4389
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
4390
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
4391
+ticks of time and to he who hath—Kurakin’s cosmic cracks \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4392
+causality—does the past kick us into the future, or does the future yank us by the nose? \text\time
4393
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
4394
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
4395
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
4396
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
4397
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4398
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
4399
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
4400
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
4401
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
4402
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
4403
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
4404
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
4405
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
4406
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
4407
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
4408
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4409
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
4410
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
4411
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
4412
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
4413
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
4414
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
4415
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4416
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
4417
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4418
+smart molecules \text\evolution
4419
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
4420
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
4421
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
4422
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
4423
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
4424
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
4425
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
4426
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
4427
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
4428
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
4429
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
4430
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
4431
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
4432
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
4433
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4434
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
4435
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
4436
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
4437
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
4438
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
4439
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
4440
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4441
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
4442
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4443
+smart molecules \text\evolution
4444
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
4445
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
4446
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
4447
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4448
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
4449
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4450
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
4451
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4452
+what in heck do prions pry? \text\cell
4453
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
4454
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4455
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
4456
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
4457
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4458
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
4459
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
4460
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
4461
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
4462
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
4463
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
4464
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4465
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
4466
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4467
+smart molecules \text\evolution
4468
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4469
+what in heck do prions pry? \text\cell
4470
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
4471
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
4472
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
4473
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
4474
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
4475
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
4476
+animal music \text\music
4477
+stress snaps evolution into overdrive—trials, tribulations and the alteration of the genome \text\evolution
4478
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4479
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
4480
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
4481
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
4482
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4483
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
4484
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4485
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
4486
,,,,,,
4487
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
4488
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
4489
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
4490
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4491
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
4492
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
4493
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
4494
+competing synergies \text\evolution
4495
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
4496
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
4497
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
4498
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
4499
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
4500
+the chemical formula for fathering \text\bonding
4501
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
4502
+humans—a genome’s way of making the big jail break—uprgrading genetic evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
4503
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4504
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4505
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4506
+adjustable genes and epigenesis \cnt\genetea.ms
4507
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4508
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4509
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4510
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
4511
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
4512
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
4513
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
4514
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
4515
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
4516
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
4517
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4518
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4519
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
4520
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
4521
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
4522
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4523
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
4524
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4525
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
4526
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
4527
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4528
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
4529
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
4530
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
4531
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
4532
+the crazy dance-steps of the water spider—dolomedes triton \cnt\culture
4533
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
4534
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
4535
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
4536
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
4537
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
4538
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
4539
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
4540
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
4541
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
4542
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
4543
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
4544
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
4545
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
4546
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
4547
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
4548
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
4549
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4550
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
4551
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
4552
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
4553
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
4554
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
4555
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
4556
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
4557
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
4558
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
4559
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
4560
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
4561
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
4562
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
4563
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
4564
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
4565
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
4566
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
4567
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
4568
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
4569
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4570
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4571
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
4572
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
4573
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4574
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
4575
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
4576
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
4577
+adjustable genes and epigenesis \cnt\genetea.ms
4578
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4579
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4580
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4581
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
4582
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
4583
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
4584
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
4585
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
4586
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
4587
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
4588
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4589
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4590
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
4591
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
4592
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
4593
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4594
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
4595
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4596
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
4597
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
4598
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4599
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
4600
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
4601
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
4602
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
4603
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
4604
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
4605
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
4606
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
4607
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
4608
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
4609
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
4610
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
4611
+can culture shape biology? \text\culture
4612
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
4613
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
4614
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4615
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
4616
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4617
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4618
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
4619
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
4620
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
4621
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
4622
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
4623
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
4624
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
4625
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
4626
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
4627
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4628
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
4629
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
4630
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4631
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
4632
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4633
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4634
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns
and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
4635
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4636
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
4637
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
4638
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
4639
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
4640
+when the new shuts down, the old takes over—phylogenetic regression \phylogen.pro
4641
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
4642
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
4643
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
4644
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4645
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
4646
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
4647
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
4648
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
4649
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
4650
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
4651
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4652
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
4653
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
4654
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
4655
+competing synergies \text\evolution
4656
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
4657
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
4658
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
4659
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
4660
+competing synergies \text\evolution
4661
+artificial life and other virtual environments currently on the web \text\technology
4662
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality \cnt\narrativ.e
4663
+iteration leads to emergent properties \cnt\fractal.doc
4664
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
4665
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
4666
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
4667
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
4668
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
4669
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
4670
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
4671
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
4672
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
4673
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
4674
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
4675
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
4676
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
4677
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
4678
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
4679
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4680
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
4681
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
4682
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
4683
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4684
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
4685
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4686
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4687
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4688
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4689
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4690
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4691
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
4692
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
4693
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
4694
4695
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
4696
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
4697
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
4698
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
4699
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
4700
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
4701
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
4702
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
4703
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
4704
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
4705
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
4706
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
4707
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
4708
+the animal roots of language \cnt\language
4709
+language genes \text\language
4710
+unsorted \cnt\language
4711
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
4712
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
4713
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
4714
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
4715
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
4716
+language as sexual display \text\display
4717
+display of surplus \cnt\display
4718
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
4719
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
4720
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
4721
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
4722
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
4723
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
4724
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
4725
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
4726
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
4727
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
4728
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
4729
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
4730
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
4731
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
4732
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
4733
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4734
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
4735
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
4736
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
4737
+culture as sexual display \text\display
4738
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
4739
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
4740
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
4741
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
4742
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
4743
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
4744
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
4745
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
4746
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
4747
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
4748
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
4749
+language genes \text\language
4750
+unsorted \cnt\language
4751
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
4752
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
4753
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
4754
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
4755
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
4756
+language as sexual display \text\display
4757
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4758
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4759
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
4760
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
4761
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
4762
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4763
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
4764
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4765
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4766
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
4767
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
4768
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4769
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
4770
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
4771
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4772
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
4773
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4774
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4775
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4776
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4777
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4778
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4779
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4780
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
4781
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
4782
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
4783
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
4784
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
4785
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
4786
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
4787
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
4788
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
4789
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolutio.n
4790
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
4791
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
4792
+the perpetual evolution of new religions \text\religion
4793
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
4794
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
4795
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
4796
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
4797
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
4798
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
4799
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
4800
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
4801
+the value of having a task \text\cas
4802
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
4803
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
4804
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
4805
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
4806
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
4807
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
4808
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
4809
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
4810
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
4811
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
4812
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
4813
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
4814
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
4815
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
4816
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
4817
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
4818
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
4819
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
4820
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
4821
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4822
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
4823
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
4824
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
4825
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
4826
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
4827
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
4828
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
4829
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
4830
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
4831
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4832
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
4833
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
4834
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
4835
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
4836
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
4837
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
4838
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
4839
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
4840
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4841
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
4842
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
4843
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
4844
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
4845
+the crazy dance-steps of the water spider—dolomedes triton \cnt\culture
4846
+microdifferentiation \cnt\evolution
4847
+the perpetual evolution of new religions \text\religion
4848
+in praise of pokemon \text\play
4849
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
4850
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4851
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
4852
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4853
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4854
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
4855
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
4856
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4857
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
4858
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
4859
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4860
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
4861
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4862
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4863
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4864
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4865
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4866
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4867
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4868
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
4869
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
4870
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
4871
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
4872
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
4873
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
4874
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
4875
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
4876
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
4877
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolutio.n
4878
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
4879
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
4880
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4881
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4882
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
4883
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
4884
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
4885
+Neanderthal \cnt\evolutio.n
4886
+power vs. finesse—Neanderthal vs. humans \text\evolution
4887
+neanderthal violence \text\violence
4888
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
4889
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
4890
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
4891
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
4892
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
4893
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
4894
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
4895
+early human violence \text\violence
4896
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
4897
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
4898
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
4899
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
4900
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
4901
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
4902
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
4903
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
4904
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
4905
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
4906
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
4907
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
4908
+early human violence \text\violence
4909
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
4910
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
4911
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
4912
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
4913
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
4914
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
4915
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
4916
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
4917
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
4918
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
4919
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
4920
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
4921
+males as intercultural fasteners \text\female
4922
+making it big—the move toward global societies \cnt\evolutio.n
4923
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
4924
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
4925
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
4926
+let them make peace—the benefits of bigness and the fruits of large-scale society \cnt\evolutio.n
4927
+peaceniks beget war and warriors beget peace—the value of a pas americanus \cnt\politics
4928
+making it big—the move toward global societies \cnt\evolutio.n
4929
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
4930
+let them make peace—the benefits of bigness and the fruits of large-scale society \cnt\evolutio.n
4931
+peaceniks beget war and warriors beget peace—the value of a pas americanus \cnt\politics
4932
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
4933
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4934
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4935
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4936
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4937
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
4938
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
4939
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4940
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
4941
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
4942
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
4943
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
4944
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
4945
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
4946
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
4947
+does time exist? \text\time
4948
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
4949
4950
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
4951
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
4952
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
4953
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
4954
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
4955
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
4956
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
4957
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
4958
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
4959
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
4960
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
4961
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
4962
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
4963
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
4964
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4965
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
4966
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
4967
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4968
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
4969
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
4970
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
4971
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
4972
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4973
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
4974
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
4975
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
4976
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
4977
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
4978
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
4979
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
4980
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
4981
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
4982
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
4983
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
4984
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
4985
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolutio.n
4986
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
4987
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
4988
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
4989
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4990
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
4991
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
4992
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4993
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
4994
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
4995
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
4996
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
4997
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
4998
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
4999
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
5000
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
5001
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
5002
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
5003
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
5004
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
5005
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
5006
+does time exist? \text\time
5007
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
5008
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
5009
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
5010
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
5011
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
5012
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
5013
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
5014
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
5015
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
5016
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
5017
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
5018
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
5019
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
5020
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
5021
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
5022
the errors of the social engineers \cnt\intro .cnt
5023
+humans—a genome’s way of making the big jail break—uprgrading genetic evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
5024
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
5025
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
5026
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
5027
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
5028
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
5029
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
5030
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
5031
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
5032
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
5033
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
5034
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
5035
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
5036
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
5037
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5038
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
5039
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5040
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
5041
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
5042
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
5043
+bacterial brains \cnt\future projectors
5044
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria
5045
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria
5046
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5047
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg
5048
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria
5049
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria
5050
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5051
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg
5052
+fasting \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5053
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
5054
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5055
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
5056
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5057
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
5058
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
5059
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
5060
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
5061
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria
5062
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria
5063
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5064
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg
5065
+the IQ of the colony \text\bacteria
5066
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
5067
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5068
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
5069
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
5070
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
5071
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
5072
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
5073
+the future projectors of plants \cnt\future projectors
5074
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
5075
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
5076
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
5077
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
5078
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
5079
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
5080
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
5081
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
5082
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5083
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
5084
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
5085
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
5086
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
5087
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
5088
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
5089
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
5090
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
5091
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
5092
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
5093
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
5094
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
5095
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5096
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
5097
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
5098
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
5099
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
5100
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
5101
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5102
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5103
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5104
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5105
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5106
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5107
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
5108
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
5109
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
5110
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
5111
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5112
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5113
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
5114
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5115
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
5116
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5117
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5118
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5119
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5120
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5121
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5122
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5123
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
5124
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
5125
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
5126
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5127
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5128
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
5129
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
5130
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
5131
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
5132
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
5133
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
5134
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
5135
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
5136
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5137
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
5138
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5139
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
5140
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
5141
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
5142
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
5143
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
5144
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
5145
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
5146
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
5147
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
5148
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
5149
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
5150
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
5151
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
5152
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
5153
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
5154
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
5155
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
5156
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
5157
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5158
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
5159
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5160
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
5161
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
5162
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
5163
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
5164
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
5165
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
5166
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
5167
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5168
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
5169
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5170
+mass sensations and pheromones? \text\pheromones
5171
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
5172
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
5173
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
5174
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
5175
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
5176
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
5177
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
5178
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
5179
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
5180
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
5181
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
5182
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
5183
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
5184
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
5185
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
5186
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
5187
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
5188
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
5189
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
5190
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
5191
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
5192
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
5193
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
5194
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
5195
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
5196
strategies?
5197
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
5198
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
5199
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
5200
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
5201
+animal music \text\music
5202
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
5203
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
5204
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
5205
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
5206
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
5207
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
5208
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
5209
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
5210
+violence reshapes perception \text\perception
5211
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
5212
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
5213
+bullying \cnt\differen.ce
5214
+bullying, scapegoats, and social architecture \text\hierarch.y
5215
+ the evolution of large scale society…and its benefits
5216
+sports as the way a community shows its stuff \text\display
5217
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
5218
+animal origin of spectator sports \text\hierarch.y
5219
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders
5220
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
5221
+synchronizing habits via sports \cnt\culture
5222
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
5223
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
5224
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
5225
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
5226
strategies?
5227
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
5228
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
5229
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
5230
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
5231
+animal music \text\music
5232
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
5233
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
5234
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
5235
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
5236
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
5237
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
5238
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
5239
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
5240
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
5241
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
5242
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
5243
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
5244
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
5245
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
5246
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
5247
+the value of having a task \text\cas
5248
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
5249
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
5250
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
5251
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
5252
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
5253
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
5254
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
5255
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
5256
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
5257
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
5258
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
5259
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
5260
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5261
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5262
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5263
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5264
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5265
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5266
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
5267
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5268
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5269
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
5270
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5271
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
5272
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5273
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5274
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5275
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5276
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5277
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5278
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5279
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
5280
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
5281
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
5282
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5283
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5284
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
5285
+the value of insecurity \cnt\emotion.doc
5286
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
5287
+Darwin \text\history
5288
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
5289
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5290
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
5291
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
5292
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
5293
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
5294
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
5295
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
5296
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
5297
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
5298
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5299
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
5300
+males as intercultural fasteners \text\female
5301
+making it big—the move toward global societies \cnt\evolutio.n
5302
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
5303
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5304
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
5305
+let them make peace—the benefits of bigness and the fruits of large-scale society \cnt\evolutio.n
5306
+peaceniks beget war and warriors beget peace—the value of a pas americanus \cnt\politics
5307
+how the group shapes the individual as a module \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5308
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
5309
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5310
+countries as specialized modules in the global brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5311
+perception, modules, connectionist webs \cnt\percepti.on
5312
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
5313
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
5314
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
5315
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
5316
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
5317
+competing synergies \text\evolution
5318
+the extended phenotype \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5319
+holes in the theory of kin selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
5320
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
5321
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
5322
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
5323
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
5324
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
5325
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
5326
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
5327
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
5328
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
5329
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
5330
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
5331
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
5332
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
5333
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
5334
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
5335
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
5336
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
5337
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
5338
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5339
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5340
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
5341
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
5342
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
5343
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
5344
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
5345
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
5346
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5347
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5348
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
5349
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
5350
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
5351
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
5352
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
5353
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
5354
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
5355
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
5356
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
5357
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
5358
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
5359
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
5360
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
5361
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
5362
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
5363
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
5364
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
5365
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
5366
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5367
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5368
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
5369
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
5370
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
5371
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
5372
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
5373
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
5374
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5375
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5376
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
5377
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
5378
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
5379
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5380
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5381
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
5382
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5383
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
5384
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5385
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5386
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5387
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5388
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5389
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5390
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5391
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
5392
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
5393
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
5394
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5395
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5396
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
5397
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
5398
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
5399
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
5400
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
5401
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
5402
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
5403
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
5404
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
5405
+males as mutating probes \text\female
5406
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
5407
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5408
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
5409
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5410
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5411
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
5412
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5413
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
5414
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5415
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
5416
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
5417
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5418
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
5419
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5420
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
5421
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
5422
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
5423
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
5424
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
5425
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5426
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
5427
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
5428
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5429
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
5430
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5431
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
5432
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
5433
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
5434
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
5435
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
5436
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
5437
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
5438
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
5439
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
5440
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
5441
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
5442
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
5443
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
5444
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
5445
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
5446
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
5447
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
5448
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
5449
+women bond, males battle \text\female
5450
+males as mutating probes \text\female
5451
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
5452
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
5453
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
5454
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
5455
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
5456
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
5457
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
5458
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
5459
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
5460
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
5461
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
5462
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
5463
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
5464
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
5465
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5466
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
5467
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
5468
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
5469
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
5470
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
5471
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
5472
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
5473
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
5474
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
5475
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
5476
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
5477
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
5478
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
5479
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
5480
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
5481
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
5482
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5483
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5484
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5485
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5486
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5487
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5488
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5489
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5490
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5491
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5492
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5493
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5494
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5495
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
5496
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
5497
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
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5498
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
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5499
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5500
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
5501
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
5502
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
5503
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5504
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
5505
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5506
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
5507
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
5508
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
5509
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
5510
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
5511
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
5512
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
5513
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
5514
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
5515
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5516
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5517
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5518
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5519
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5520
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5521
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5522
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5523
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5524
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5525
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5526
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5527
,,,
5528
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
5529
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
5530
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5531
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
5532
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
5533
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5534
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5535
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5536
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5537
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
5538
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5539
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
5540
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
5541
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5542
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5543
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5544
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5545
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5546
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5547
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5548
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5549
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
5550
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5551
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5552
the hankering for chaos \cnt\social .cnt
5553
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5554
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5555
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5556
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5557
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5558
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5559
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5560
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
5561
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5562
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
5563
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
5564
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5565
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5566
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5567
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5568
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\cnt\witch .cnt
5569
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5570
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5571
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5572
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5573
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5574
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5575
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5576
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5577
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5578
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5579
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
5580
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5581
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
5582
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5583
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
5584
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
5585
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
5586
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolutio.n
5587
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5588
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5589
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5590
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5591
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5592
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
5593
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
5594
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5595
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5596
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5597
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5598
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5599
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5600
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5601
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5602
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5603
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5604
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5605
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5606
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5607
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5608
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5609
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5610
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5611
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5612
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5613
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5614
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5615
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5616
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5617
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5618
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5619
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
5620
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5621
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5622
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5623
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
5624
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5625
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5626
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5627
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5628
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5629
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5630
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5631
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5632
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5633
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5634
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5635
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5636
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5637
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5638
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5639
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5640
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5641
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5642
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5643
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5644
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5645
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5646
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5647
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5648
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5649
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5650
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5651
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5652
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5653
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5654
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5655
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5656
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
5657
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5658
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5659
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5660
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5661
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\cnt\evolutio.n
5662
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5663
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5664
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5665
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5666
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5667
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5668
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5669
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5670
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5671
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5672
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5673
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5674
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5675
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5676
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5677
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5678
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5679
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5680
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5681
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5682
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5683
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5684
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5685
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5686
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5687
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5688
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5689
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5690
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5691
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
5692
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5693
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
5694
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5695
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5696
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5697
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
5698
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5699
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
5700
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5701
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5702
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5703
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
5704
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5705
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
5706
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5707
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
5708
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5709
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5710
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5711
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5712
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5713
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5714
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5715
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5716
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5717
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5718
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
5719
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
5720
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
5721
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
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5722
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5723
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5724
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5725
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5726
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5727
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5728
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
5729
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5730
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5731
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5732
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
5733
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
5734
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5735
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5736
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
5737
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5738
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5739
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5740
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5741
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5742
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5743
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5744
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5745
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5746
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5747
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5748
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5749
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5750
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5751
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5752
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5753
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5754
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5755
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5756
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5757
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5758
,,,
5759
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5760
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5761
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5762
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5763
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5764
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5765
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5766
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5767
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5768
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5769
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5770
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5771
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5772
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5773
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5774
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5775
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5776
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5777
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5778
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5779
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5780
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5781
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5782
,,,
5783
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5784
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5785
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5786
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5787
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5788
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5789
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5790
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5791
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5792
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5793
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
5794
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5795
+countries as specialized modules in the global brain \cnt\groupbra.in
5796
+perception, modules, connectionist webs \cnt\percepti.on
5797
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
5798
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
5799
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
5800
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5801
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5802
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5803
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5804
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5805
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
5806
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thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
5807
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5808
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5809
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5810
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
5811
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
5812
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5813
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
5814
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
5815
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
5816
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
5817
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
5818
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
5819
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
5820
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
5821
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5822
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5823
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5824
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5825
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5826
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5827
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5828
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5829
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5830
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5831
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5832
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5833
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
5834
+self and group identity \cnt\self
5835
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
5836
,,,
5837
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
5838
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
5839
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
5840
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
5841
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
5842
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5843
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
5844
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5845
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
5846
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5847
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5848
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
5849
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
5850
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
5851
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5852
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
5853
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5854
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
5855
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5856
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5857
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5858
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5859
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5860
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5861
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5862
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5863
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5864
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5865
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5866
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5867
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5868
+self and group identity \cnt\self
5869
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5870
,,,
5871
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
5872
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5873
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
5874
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
5875
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
5876
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
5877
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
5878
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
5879
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
5880
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5881
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5882
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
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5883
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5884
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5885
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5886
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5887
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5888
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5889
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
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5890
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5891
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
5892
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
5893
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
5894
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
5895
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
5896
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
5897
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
5898
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
5899
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
5900
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
5901
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
5902
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
5903
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
5904
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
5905
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5906
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5907
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5908
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5909
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5910
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5911
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5912
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
5913
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
5914
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
5915
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5916
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
5917
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
5918
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
5919
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
5920
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
5921
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
5922
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
5923
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
5924
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
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5925
+culture as sexual display \text\display
5926
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5927
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
5928
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5929
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
5930
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5931
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
5932
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
5933
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
5934
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
5935
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
5936
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5937
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5938
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5939
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5940
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5941
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5942
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5943
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5944
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5945
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
5946
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5947
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5948
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5949
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5950
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5951
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5952
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5953
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5954
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\cnt\consciousness
5955
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
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5956
+culture as sexual display \text\display
5957
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5958
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
5959
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
5960
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5961
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5962
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5963
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
5964
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
5965
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
5966
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5967
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
5968
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5969
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extensions of self \cnt\self
5970
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5971
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5972
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
5973
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
5974
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
5975
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
5976
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5977
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5978
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5979
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5980
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5981
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5982
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5983
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5984
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5985
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
5986
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5987
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
5988
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5989
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5990
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5991
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5992
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5993
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5994
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5995
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5996
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5997
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5998
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5999
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6000
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6001
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6002
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6003
,,,
6004
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6005
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6006
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6007
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6008
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6009
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6010
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6011
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6012
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6013
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
6014
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
6015
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
6016
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
6017
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
6018
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\cnt\superorg.nsm
6019
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6020
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6021
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6022
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6023
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6024
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
6025
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6026
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\cnt\subcult .cnt
6027
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6028
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6029
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6030
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\cnt\superorg.nsm
6031
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6032
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
6033
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
6034
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6035
+stars as whorls and battles \cnt\inanevol.doc
6036
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
6037
+stars gestate and ignite \text\bigbang
6038
+unsorted \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6039
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
6040
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6041
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
6042
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
6043
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
6044
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
6045
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
6046
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
6047
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
6048
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
6049
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
6050
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
6051
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
6052
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
6053
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
6054
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
6055
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
6056
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
6057
+males as mutating probes \text\female
6058
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
6059
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
6060
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
6061
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
6062
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
6063
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
6064
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
6065
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
6066
+males as mutating probes \text\female
6067
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
6068
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
6069
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
6070
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
6071
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
6072
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
6073
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
6074
+the limitations of math \text\math
6075
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
6076
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
6077
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
6078
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
6079
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6080
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6081
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6082
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6083
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6084
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6085
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6086
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6087
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6088
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6089
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6090
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6091
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
6092
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
6093
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6094
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6095
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
6096
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
6097
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
6098
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
6099
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
6100
the animal circuits in the human brain \cnt\nipple .cnt
6101
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
6102
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
6103
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
6104
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
6105
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
6106
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
6107
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
6108
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
6109
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6110
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6111
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
6112
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
6113
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6114
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
6115
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
6116
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
6117
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
6118
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6119
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6120
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
6121
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
6122
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
6123
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
6124
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
6125
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
6126
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
6127
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6128
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
6129
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
6130
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
6131
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
6132
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
6133
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
6134
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
6135
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
6136
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
6137
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
6138
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
6139
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
6140
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
6141
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
6142
+the crazy dance-steps of the water spider—dolomedes triton \cnt\culture
6143
+microdifferentiation \cnt\evolution
6144
+sports as the way a community shows its stuff \text\display
6145
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6146
+animal origin of spectator sports \text\hierarch.y
6147
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders
6148
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
6149
+synchronizing habits via sports \cnt\culture
6150
+the importance of creating cliches \tv\culture shift-how I accidentally started the 20th Century\the plan to change the world
6151
+the importance of creating cliches—culture as a multigenerational toolkit \cnt\culture
6152
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
6153
+minds can be changed…and brains can be rearranged—the power of
secular conversion \cnt\business
6154
+why science needs its showboaters—its productive self-promoters \cnt\science
6155
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
6156
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
6157
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
6158
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
6159
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
6160
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
6161
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
6162
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
6163
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6164
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6165
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6166
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6167
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6168
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6169
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6170
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6171
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
6172
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
6173
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6174
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6175
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
6176
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
6177
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
6178
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
6179
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
6180
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
6181
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation
6182
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
6183
+picking one part of the brain and hiding another under the rug \cnt\culture
6184
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
6185
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6186
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
6187
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
6188
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6189
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
6190
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6191
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
6192
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6193
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
6194
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
6195
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
6196
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
6197
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
6198
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
6199
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
6200
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
6201
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6202
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6203
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6204
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6205
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6206
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6207
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6208
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt
6209
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
6210
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
6211
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6212
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
6213
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6214
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
6215
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
6216
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6217
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
6218
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6219
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
6220
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6221
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
6222
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
6223
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
6224
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
6225
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
6226
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
6227
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
6228
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
6229
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6230
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6231
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6232
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6233
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6234
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6235
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6236
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt
6237
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
6238
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
6239
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6240
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
6241
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
6242
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
6243
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
6244
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
6245
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
6246
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6247
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
6248
+life-shifts and selfquakes—the pain of transition \cnt\self
6249
+self impoverishing societies \cnt\culture
6250
+cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
6251
see +cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity in \text\r&k
6252
+the straitjacket of credentialing society \cnt\bureaucr.acy
6253
are the real social heroes the bourgeoisie \cnt\hold .cnt
6254
+the case of the two bourgeoisies \cnt\culture
6255
+what mothers pass on to their young—aristocratic privilege or the woes of the downtrodden \cnt\hierarch.y
6256
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
6257
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
6258
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
6259
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
6260
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
6261
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
6262
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
6263
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
6264
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6265
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6266
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6267
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6268
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
6269
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6270
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6271
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6272
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
6273
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
6274
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
6275
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
6276
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
6277
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
6278
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
6279
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
6280
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
6281
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6282
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6283
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
6284
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
6285
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
6286
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
6287
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
6288
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
6289
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
6290
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6291
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
6292
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
6293
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
6294
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
6295
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
6296
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
6297
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
6298
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
6299
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
6300
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
6301
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
6302
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
6303
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
6304
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
6305
+the crazy dance-steps of the water spider—dolomedes triton \cnt\culture
6306
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
6307
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
6308
+porn and pop-styles—culture as hormonal fad and fashion \cnt\culture
6309
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
6310
+cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
6311
see +cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity in \text\r&k
6312
+cultures of failure and cultures of achievement \cnt\culture
6313
+the self-impoverishing societies of the Arabs \text\islam
6314
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
6315
+blame and scapegoats—plus stereotypes \cnt\witch .cnt
6316
+the cowardice of Joseph McCarthy (scapegoats and the subcultural wrestling match) \cnt\leaders.cnt
6317
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
6318
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
6319
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
6320
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
6321
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
6322
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
6323
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
6324
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
6325
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6326
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
6327
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
6328
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
6329
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6330
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
6331
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
6332
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
6333
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
6334
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
6335
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
6336
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
6337
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6338
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
6339
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
6340
+the value of having a task \text\cas
6341
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
6342
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
6343
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
6344
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
6345
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
6346
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
6347
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
6348
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
6349
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
6350
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
6351
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
6352
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
6353
+group soul \cnt\soul
6354
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
6355
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
6356
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
6357
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
6358
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
6359
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
6360
+passion points, will, and morality—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
6361
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and
integrity \cnt\science
6362
+the relativity of ethics, morals, and values \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6363
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
6364
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
6365
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
6366
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
6367
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
6368
+food and mood \text\emotion
6369
+moodpoisons—hormones and receptors in a chemical and electronic world \cnt\brain
6370
+depression, neurochemicals, and philosophy \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6371
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6372
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
6373
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
6374
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
6375
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
6376
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
6377
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6378
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
6379
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
6380
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
6381
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
6382
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
6383
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
6384
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6385
+does time exist? \text\time
6386
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6387
6388
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
6389
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
6390
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
6391
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
6392
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
6393
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
6394
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
6395
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6396
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
6397
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
6398
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
6399
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
6400
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
6401
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6402
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
6403
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
6404
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
6405
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
6406
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
6407
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
6408
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6409
+does time exist? \text\time
6410
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
6411
6412
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
6413
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
6414
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
6415
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
6416
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
6417
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
6418
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
6419
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
6420
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
6421
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
6422
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
6423
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
6424
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
6425
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
6426
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
6427
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6428
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
6429
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
6430
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
6431
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
6432
+the irrationality of Reason \cnt\percepti.on
6433
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with clarity \cnt\science
6434
how theory makes us blind \cnt\percept .cnt
6435
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
6436
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6437
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6438
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
6439
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
6440
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
6441
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
6442
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
6443
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
6444
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
6445
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
6446
+the limitations of math \text\math
6447
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
6448
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
6449
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n
6450
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul
6451
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
6452
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6453
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
6454
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
6455
+keeping your eyes peeled--the importance of observational science \text\science
6456
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6457
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6458
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6459
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6460
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quibbling \cnt\science
6461
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angels on a pin \cnt\science
6462
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
6463
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
6464
+the limitations of math \text\math
6465
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
6466
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
6467
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
6468
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quibbling \cnt\science
6469
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angels on a pin \cnt\science
6470
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6471
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
6472
+the limitations of math \text\math
6473
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6474
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
6475
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6476
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
6477
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6478
+what shapes form? \cnt\form.doc
6479
+the knicks in Occam’s razor-the hazards of the one-track mind \cnt\science
6480
+reductionists versus holists \cnt\subcultu.re
6481
6482
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6483
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6484
+the beautiful battle—wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6485
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
6486
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6487
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
6488
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6489
+what shapes form? \cnt\form.doc
6490
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6491
+reductionists versus holists \cnt\subcultu.re
6492
6493
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6494
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6495
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\cnt\science
6496
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6497
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6498
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6499
+war fever and the birth of appeasement—how self-hatred came to Europe \text\history
6500
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
6501
+intelligence involves analyzing the vulgar, “intellectualness” requires despising it \cnt\science
6502
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6503
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
6504
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
6505
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6506
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6507
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6508
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6509
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6510
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6511
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
6512
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
6513
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
6514
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6515
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
6516
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6517
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
6518
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6519
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
6520
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
6521
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
6522
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
6523
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
6524
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6525
+visual perception \cnt\brain
6526
+visual perception \text\perception
6527
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6528
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6529
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6530
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6531
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6532
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6533
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6534
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6535
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
6536
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
6537
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6538
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
6539
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6540
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6541
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6542
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6543
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6544
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
6545
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6546
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
6547
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6548
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6549
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
6550
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
6551
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.cnt
6552
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6553
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
6554
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
6555
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
6556
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
6557
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
6558
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
6559
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
6560
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6561
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6562
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6563
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6564
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6565
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
6566
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
6567
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
6568
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
6569
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
6570
+self and group identity \cnt\self
6571
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
6572
,,,
6573
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6574
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6575
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6576
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6577
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6578
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6579
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6580
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6581
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
6582
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
6583
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
6584
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6585
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6586
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
6587
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6588
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
6589
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
6590
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
6591
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
6592
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
6593
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
6594
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
6595
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
6596
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
6597
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
6598
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet \cnt\percept .cnt
6599
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
6600
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
6601
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
6602
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
6603
+a feeling can be catching—emotional contagion \text\groupmin.d
6604
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
6605
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
6606
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
6607
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
6608
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
6609
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
6610
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
6611
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
6612
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
6613
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
6614
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
6615
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
6616
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6617
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
6618
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
6619
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
6620
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
6621
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
6622
+self and group identity \cnt\self
6623
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
6624
,,,
6625
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6626
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6627
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6628
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6629
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6630
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6631
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6632
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6633
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
6634
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
6635
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6636
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
6637
\cnt\opposit.es.doc+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
6638
+the need to be needed—the constructive power of emptiness \cnt\cas
6639
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
6640
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
6641
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
6642
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
6643
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
6644
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
6645
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
6646
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
6647
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
6648
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
6649
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
6650
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
6651
+the emotional hook—what makes a meme catchy? \text\meme
6652
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
6653
The Theatrical Tricks of Authority (leadership) \cnt\promoter .cnt
6654
+the tricks of leadership \cnt\hierarch.y
6655
+how a charismatic leader shapes a culture \cnt\leaders.cnt
6656
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
6657
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
6658
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
6659
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
6660
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
6661
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
6662
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
6663
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
6664
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
6665
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
6666
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
6667
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
6668
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
6669
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
6670
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
6671
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
6672
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
6673
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
6674
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
6675
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
6676
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
6677
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
6678
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
6679
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
6680
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
6681
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
6682
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
6683
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
6684
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
6685
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
6686
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
6687
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
6688
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
6689
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
6690
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
6691
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
6692
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
6693
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
6694
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
6695
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
6696
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6697
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
6698
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
6699
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
6700
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
6701
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
6702
+self and group identity \cnt\self
6703
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
6704
,,,
6705
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6706
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6707
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6708
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6709
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6710
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6711
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6712
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6713
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
6714
+display of surplus \cnt\display
6715
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
6716
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
6717
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
6718
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
6719
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
6720
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
6721
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
6722
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
6723
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
6724
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
6725
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
6726
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
6727
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
6728
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
6729
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
6730
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6731
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
6732
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
6733
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
6734
+culture as sexual display \text\display
6735
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
6736
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
6737
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
6738
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
6739
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
6740
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
6741
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
6742
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
6743
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
6744
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
6745
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
6746
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
6747
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
6748
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
6749
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
6750
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6751
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
6752
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
6753
+the need to be needed—the constructive power of emptiness \cnt\cas
6754
+the emotional hook—what makes a meme catchy? \text\meme
6755
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
6756
The Theatrical Tricks of Authority (leadership) \cnt\promoter .cnt
6757
+the tricks of leadership \cnt\hierarch.y
6758
+how a charismatic leader shapes a culture \cnt\leaders.cnt
6759
6760
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
6761
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6762
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
6763
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
6764
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
6765
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
6766
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6767
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
6768
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
6769
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
6770
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
6771
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
6772
+self and group identity \cnt\self
6773
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
6774
,,,
6775
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6776
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6777
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6778
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6779
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6780
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6781
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6782
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
6783
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
6784
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
6785
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
6786
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n
6787
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul
6788
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
6789
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6790
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
6791
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6792
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
6793
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6794
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6795
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6796
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6797
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6798
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6799
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
6800
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
6801
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\cnt\superorg.nsm
6802
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6803
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6804
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6805
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
6806
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6807
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6808
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6809
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6810
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6811
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6812
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6813
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6814
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6815
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6816
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6817
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6818
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6819
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6820
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6821
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6822
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6823
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6824
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6825
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6826
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6827
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6828
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6829
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6830
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6831
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
6832
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6833
why middle-aged men are the warmongers \cnt\prestige.cnt
6834
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6835
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
6836
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6837
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6838
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6839
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6840
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6841
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6842
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
6843
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6844
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6845
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6846
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6847
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6848
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
6849
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
6850
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
6851
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
6852
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
6853
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
6854
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6855
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6856
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
6857
,,,
6858
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
6859
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
6860
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6861
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
6862
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
6863
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
6864
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6865
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6866
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
6867
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
6868
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
6869
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
6870
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
6871
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
6872
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
6873
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
6874
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
6875
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6876
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
6877
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
6878
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6879
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6880
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6881
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6882
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6883
+winning over hearts and minds—candybars to children and the benefits of war--imprinting \cnt\intergroup
tourmanents
6884
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6885
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6886
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6887
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6888
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6889
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
6890
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
6891
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6892
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6893
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
6894
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6895
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6896
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6897
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
6898
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6899
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
6900
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6901
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6902
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6903
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6904
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6905
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6906
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6907
+who am I? Just which narrow slot is me? \cnt\self
6908
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6909
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6910
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6911
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6912
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6913
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6914
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6915
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6916
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6917
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6918
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6919
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6920
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6921
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6922
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6923
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6924
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6925
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6926
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6927
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
6928
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6929
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6930
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6931
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6932
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6933
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6934
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6935
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6936
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6937
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6938
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6939
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6940
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6941
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\cnt\witch .cnt
6942
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6943
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6944
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6945
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6946
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6947
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6948
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6949
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6950
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6951
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6952
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6953
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\cnt\subcult .cnt
6954
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6955
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6956
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6957
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\cnt\superorg.nsm
6958
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6959
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6960
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6961
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6962
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6963
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6964
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6965
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6966
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6967
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6968
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6969
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6970
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6971
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6972
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6973
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6974
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6975
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6976
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6977
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6978
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6979
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6980
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6981
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6982
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
6983
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6984
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
6985
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6986
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
6987
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6988
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6989
+when clobbering the foe is a necessity—catastrophic defeat as a welder of society \cnt\hierarch.y
6990
+hierarchy as a cementer of society \cnt\hierarch.y
6991
+the biological switch that turns men into sheep--followers \cnt\leaders.cnt
6992
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6993
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6994
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6995
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6996
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6997
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6998
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6999
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7000
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7001
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7002
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7003
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7004
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7005
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7006
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7007
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7008
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7009
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7010
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7011
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7012
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7013
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7014
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7015
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7016
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7017
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7018
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7019
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7020
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7021
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7022
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7023
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7024
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7025
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7026
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7027
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7028
+martyrdom \text\islam
7029
+death worship \text\Mexico
7030
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7031
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7032
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7033
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7034
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7035
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\cnt\subcult .cnt
7036
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7037
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7038
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7039
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7040
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7041
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7042
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7043
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7044
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7045
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7046
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7047
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7048
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7049
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7050
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7051
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7052
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7053
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7054
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7055
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7056
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7057
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7058
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7059
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
7060
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
7061
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7062
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7063
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7064
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
7065
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
7066
Park Chung Hee vs. Kim Il Sung--how a charismatic leader shapes a culture, part two \cnt\megamin2.cnt
7067
+how a charismatic leader shapes a culture \cnt\leaders.cnt
7068
+leaders, luxuries, and the scarcity principle \cnt\leaders.cnt
7069
+defending the poor and downtrodden: what leaders take--and what they give \cnt\leaders.cnt
7070
+to change their minds, societies change leaders \cnt\leaders.cnt
7071
+biology boosts the successful leader, and unplugs the leader who fails \cnt\leaders.cnt
7072
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7073
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
7074
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7075
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7076
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7077
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7078
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
7079
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7080
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7081
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7082
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7083
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7084
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7085
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7086
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7087
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7088
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7089
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7090
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7091
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7092
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7093
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7094
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7095
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7096
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7097
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7098
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
7099
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7100
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7101
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7102
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7103
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7104
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7105
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\cnt\witch .cnt
7106
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7107
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7108
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7109
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7110
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7111
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7112
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7113
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7114
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7115
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7116
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7117
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\cnt\subcult .cnt
7118
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7119
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
7120
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
7121
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
7122
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
7123
+the techno tribe—music and subcultural identity \text\music
7124
+music as the welder of group solidarity \text\music
7125
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
7126
+speeding up the beat--as generations age, their music slows down \cnt\music
7127
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
7128
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
7129
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
7130
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
7131
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
7132
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
7133
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
7134
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
7135
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
7136
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
7137
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
7138
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
7139
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
7140
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
7141
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
7142
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
7143
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
7144
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
7145
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
7146
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
7147
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
7148
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
7149
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7150
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
7151
+stories are bonding sagas \cnt\narrativ.e
7152
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
7153
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
7154
+when clobbering the foe is a necessity—catastrophic defeat as a welder of society \cnt\hierarch.y
7155
+hierarchy as a cementer of society \cnt\hierarch.y
7156
+the biological switch that turns men into sheep--followers \cnt\leaders.cnt
7157
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7158
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
7159
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
7160
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
7161
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
7162
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
7163
+martyrdom \text\islam
7164
+death worship \text\Mexico
7165
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
7166
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
7167
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
7168
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
7169
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
7170
+martyrdom \text\islam
7171
+death worship \text\Mexico
7172
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7173
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
7174
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
7175
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
7176
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
7177
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
7178
+martyrdom \text\islam
7179
+death worship \text\Mexico
7180
+the social web of attention \text\attentio.n
7181
+how does the gut get into gut feelings? \cnt\brain
7182
+the fear gene \cnt\kagan.cnt
7183
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
7184
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
7185
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
7186
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
7187
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
7188
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
7189
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
7190
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
7191
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
7192
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
7193
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7194
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
7195
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7196
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
7197
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7198
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
7199
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7200
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
7201
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
7202
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
7203
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
7204
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
7205
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
7206
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
7207
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
7208
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
7209
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
7210
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
7211
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware \cnt\evolutio.n
7212
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
7213
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
7214
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
7215
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7216
+anger as a bond-creator-the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
7217
+Hegel vs. Marx—thesis, antithesis, and synthesis
7218
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
7219
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
7220
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
7221
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7222
+revolution and fundamentalism—peddling the drug of righteous indignation \cnt\politics
7223
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal \text\searchwe.bs
7224
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
7225
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
7226
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
7227
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
7228
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
7229
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
7230
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
7231
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
7232
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
7233
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
7234
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
7235
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
7236
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
7237
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
7238
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
7239
+serotonin—the drug of satisfaction \cnt\seroton
7240
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
7241
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
7242
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
7243
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
7244
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
7245
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
7246
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7247
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
7248
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7249
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
7250
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
7251
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
7252
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
7253
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
7254
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
7255
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
7256
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
7257
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
7258
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
7259
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
7260
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
7261
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
7262
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
7263
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
7264
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
7265
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7266
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
7267
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7268
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
7269
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7270
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
7271
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
7272
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
7273
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7274
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
7275
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7276
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
7277
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7278
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
7279
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
7280
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
7281
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
7282
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
7283
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music
7284
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
7285
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
7286
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
7287
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
7288
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
7289
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
7290
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
7291
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
7292
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
7293
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
7294
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
7295
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
7296
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
7297
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
7298
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
7299
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
7300
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
7301
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
7302
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
7303
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7304
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
7305
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
7306
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
7307
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
7308
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
7309
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
7310
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
7311
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
7312
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
7313
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
7314
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
7315
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
7316
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
7317
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce
7318
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
7319
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
7320
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
7321
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7322
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
7323
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
7324
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7325
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
7326
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
7327
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
7328
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
7329
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
7330
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7331
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
7332
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
7333
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
7334
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
7335
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
7336
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
7337
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
7338
+self and group identity \cnt\self
7339
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
7340
,,,
7341
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
7342
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
7343
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
7344
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
7345
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
7346
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
7347
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
7348
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
7349
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
7350
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
7351
+blood lust \cnt\violence
7352
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
7353
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7354
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7355
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
7356
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
7357
+the value of rage \text\violence
7358
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7359
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
7360
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
7361
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7362
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7363
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
7364
+blood lust \cnt\violence
7365
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
7366
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7367
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7368
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
7369
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
7370
+the value of rage \text\violence
7371
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7372
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
7373
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
7374
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7375
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7376
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
7377
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
7378
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
7379
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
7380
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
7381
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
7382
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
7383
+early human violence \text\violence
7384
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
7385
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
7386
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
7387
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
7388
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
7389
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7390
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7391
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7392
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7393
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7394
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
7395
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7396
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
7397
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
7398
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
7399
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
7400
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
7401
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7402
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7403
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
7404
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
7405
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
7406
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
7407
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
7408
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
7409
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
7410
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
7411
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
7412
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
7413
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
7414
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
7415
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
7416
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7417
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7418
+how did MHCs evolve? \text\mhc
7419
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence
7420
+get dem chilluns dirty—kindergarten for the immune system \text\immune system
7421
+more extracranial tentacles of the brain—the immune-system-brain connection \text\brain
7422
+isolation and immune downshift \text\isolatio.n
7423
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7424
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7425
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7426
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
7427
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
7428
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
7429
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
7430
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
7431
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
7432
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
7433
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
7434
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
7435
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7436
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
7437
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
7438
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
7439
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
7440
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
7441
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
7442
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns
and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
7443
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7444
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
7445
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
7446
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
7447
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
7448
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
7449
war--societies, like chickens, fight for a place in the pecking order \cnt\prestige.cnt
7450
why middle-aged men are the warmongers \cnt\prestige.cnt
7451
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt
7452
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7453
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap
7454
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
7455
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n
7456
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
7457
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
7458
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7459
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7460
+dodging chemical bullets--the anti-poison gene \text\evolution
7461
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
7462
+blood lust \cnt\violence
7463
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
7464
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7465
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7466
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
7467
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
7468
+the value of rage \text\violence
7469
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7470
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
7471
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
7472
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7473
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
7474
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
7475
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
7476
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
7477
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
7478
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
7479
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
7480
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
7481
+war—a suturing of rival brains \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7482
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
7483
war--societies, like chickens, fight for a place in the pecking order \cnt\prestige.cnt
7484
why middle-aged men are the warmongers \cnt\prestige.cnt
7485
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt
7486
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7487
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap
7488
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
7489
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n
7490
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
7491
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
7492
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7493
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7494
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
7495
+blood lust \cnt\violence
7496
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
7497
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7498
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7499
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
7500
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
7501
+the value of rage \text\violence
7502
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7503
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
7504
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
7505
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7506
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
7507
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
7508
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7509
+revolution and fundamentalism—peddling the drug of righteous indignation \cnt\politics
7510
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal \text\searchwe.bs
7511
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
7512
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
7513
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
7514
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7515
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
7516
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
7517
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7518
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
7519
+display of surplus \cnt\display
7520
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
7521
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
7522
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
7523
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
7524
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
7525
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
7526
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
7527
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
7528
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
7529
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
7530
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
7531
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
7532
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
7533
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
7534
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
7535
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7536
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
7537
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
7538
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
7539
+culture as sexual display \text\display
7540
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
7541
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
7542
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
7543
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
7544
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
7545
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
7546
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
7547
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
7548
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
7549
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
7550
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
7551
+sports as the way a community shows its stuff \text\display
7552
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7553
+animal origin of spectator sports \text\hierarch.y
7554
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders
7555
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
7556
+synchronizing habits via sports \cnt\culture
7557
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
7558
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
7559
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
7560
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
7561
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
7562
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
7563
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
7564
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
7565
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
7566
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7567
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
7568
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
7569
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7570
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
7571
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
7572
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
7573
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7574
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7575
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7576
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7577
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7578
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7579
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
7580
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7581
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
7582
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
7583
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
7584
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
7585
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
7586
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7587
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7588
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
7589
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
7590
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
7591
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
7592
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
7593
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
7594
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
7595
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
7596
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
7597
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
7598
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
7599
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
7600
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
7601
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
7602
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
7603
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
7604
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
7605
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
7606
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
7607
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
7608
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
7609
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
7610
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
7611
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
7612
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
7613
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7614
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
7615
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7616
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
7617
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7618
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
7619
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
7620
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
7621
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7622
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
7623
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7624
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
7625
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7626
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
7627
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
7628
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
7629
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
7630
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
7631
+let's get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \cnt\bonding
7632
+let’s get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \text\bonding
7633
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
7634
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
7635
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
7636
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
7637
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
7638
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7639
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
7640
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7641
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
7642
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
7643
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
7644
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
7645
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
7646
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
7647
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
7648
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
7649
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
7650
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
7651
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
7652
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
7653
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
7654
+mass sensations and pheromones? \text\pheromones
7655
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
7656
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
7657
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
7658
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
7659
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
7660
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
7661
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
7662
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
7663
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
7664
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
7665
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
7666
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
7667
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
7668
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
7669
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
7670
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
7671
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
7672
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
7673
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
7674
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7675
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
7676
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
7677
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
7678
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
7679
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
7680
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
7681
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
7682
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
7683
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
7684
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
7685
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
7686
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
7687
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7688
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
7689
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7690
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
7691
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
7692
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
7693
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
7694
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
7695
+blood lust \cnt\violence
7696
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
7697
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7698
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7699
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
7700
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
7701
+the value of rage \text\violence
7702
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
7703
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
7704
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
7705
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
7706
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
7707
+art as social glue \cnt\art.cn
7708
+we’re wired to the seasons \cnt\hibernat.ion
7709
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
7710
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
7711
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
7712
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
7713
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7714
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
7715
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
7716
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
7717
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
7718
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
7719
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
7720
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
7721
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
7722
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
7723
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
7724
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7725
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
7726
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
7727
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7728
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
7729
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
7730
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7731
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
7732
+the big picture—bouncing from r to k \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7733
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
7734
+when famine reigns, eat your sisters—the cannibal strategy \cnt\bacteria
7735
+individualism is how a group shows off its wealth \cnt\display
7736
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7737
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7738
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
7739
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7740
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
7741
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
7742
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
7743
+we’re wired to the seasons \cnt\hibernat.ion
7744
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
7745
+opportunityinstant upgrade \text\bacteria
7746
+the cues that trigger the fleeing-fasting-feeding-questing-and-conquering modes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7747
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
7748
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7749
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
7750
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
7751
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7752
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
7753
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
7754
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
7755
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
7756
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
7757
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7758
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7759
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
7760
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
7761
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
7762
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
7763
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
7764
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
7765
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
7766
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
7767
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
7768
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
7769
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
7770
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
7771
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
7772
see +cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity in \text\r&k
7773
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
7774
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
7775
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
7776
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
7777
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
7778
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
7779
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7780
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
7781
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
7782
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
7783
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
7784
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
7785
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
7786
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
7787
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
7788
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
7789
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
7790
+will--summaries \cnt\will
7791
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
7792
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7793
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7794
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7795
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
7796
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
7797
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\cnt\evolutio.n
7798
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
7799
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
7800
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
7801
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
7802
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
7803
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
7804
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
7805
+will--summaries \cnt\will
7806
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7807
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
7808
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7809
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7810
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7811
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7812
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7813
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7814
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7815
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7816
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7817
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
7818
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
7819
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
7820
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7821
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7822
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
7823
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7824
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7825
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
7826
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
7827
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
7828
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
7829
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
7830
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7831
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7832
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7833
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7834
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7835
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7836
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7837
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7838
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and
integrity \cnt\science
7839
+the relativity of ethics, morals, and values \cnt\epistemo.lgy
7840
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
7841
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
7842
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7843
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
7844
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
7845
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
7846
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
7847
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7848
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
7849
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
7850
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
7851
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
7852
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
7853
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
7854
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
7855
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
7856
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
7857
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
7858
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
7859
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
7860
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
7861
+how grievances bring us together—the social value of illness and
complaint \cnt\bonding
7862
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complaint \cnt\bonding
7863
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
7864
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7865
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7866
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
7867
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
7868
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
7869
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
7870
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
7871
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7872
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7873
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7874
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
7875
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7876
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7877
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7878
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7879
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7880
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
7881
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
7882
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7883
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7884
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7885
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\cnt\witch .cnt
7886
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7887
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7888
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7889
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7890
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7891
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7892
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7893
+the teens and twenties and dopamine \text\dopamine
7894
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
7895
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
7896
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7897
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
7898
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7899
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
7900
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7901
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
7902
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
7903
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7904
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7905
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7906
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
7907
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7908
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7909
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
7910
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
7911
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7912
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7913
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
7914
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7915
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7916
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
7917
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
7918
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
7919
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
7920
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
7921
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
7922
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
7923
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
7924
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
7925
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
7926
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
7927
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7928
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
7929
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
7930
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
7931
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
7932
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
7933
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
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7934
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
7935
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7936
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
7937
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
7938
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
7939
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
7940
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
7941
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
7942
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
7943
+does time exist? \text\time
7944
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
7945
7946
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
7947
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
7948
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7949
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
7950
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
7951
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
7952
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
7953
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
7954
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
7955
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
7956
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
7957
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
7958
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
7959
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7960
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
7961
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
7962
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
7963
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
7964
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
7965
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
7966
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
7967
+self and group identity \cnt\self
7968
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
7969
,,,
7970
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
7971
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
7972
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
7973
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
7974
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
7975
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
7976
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
7977
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
7978
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
7979
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
7980
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
7981
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7982
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7983
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7984
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
7985
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7986
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7987
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7988
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7989
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
7990
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7991
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
7992
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
7993
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
7994
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7995
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
7996
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
7997
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
7998
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7999
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8000
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8001
,,,
8002
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8003
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8004
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8005
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8006
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8007
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8008
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8009
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8010
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8011
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8012
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
8013
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8014
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
8015
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
8016
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
8017
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
8018
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
8019
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
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8020
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8021
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8022
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
8023
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
8024
+why mind is always the last to know--—brain-clues from dr. libet \cnt\consciousness
8025
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8026
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8027
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
8028
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8029
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
8030
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8031
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
8032
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8033
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
8034
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
8035
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
8036
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
8037
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
8038
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
8039
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
8040
+does time exist? \text\time
8041
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
8042
8043
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
8044
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8045
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
8046
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
8047
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
8048
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
8049
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
8050
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
8051
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
8052
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
8053
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8054
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8055
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8056
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8057
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8058
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8059
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8060
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8061
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8062
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8063
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8064
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8065
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8066
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
8067
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
8068
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
8069
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
8070
strategies?
8071
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
8072
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
8073
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
8074
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
8075
+animal music \text\music
8076
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
8077
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
8078
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8079
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8080
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
8081
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
8082
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
8083
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
8084
+mirror neurons—extracranial brain-hooks \cnt\brain
8085
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8086
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
8087
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
8088
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
8089
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8090
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8091
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8092
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
8093
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8094
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
8095
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
8096
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
8097
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
8098
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
8099
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8100
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
8101
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
8102
+the value of having a task \text\cas
8103
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
8104
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
8105
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
8106
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
8107
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
8108
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
8109
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
8110
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
8111
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
8112
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
8113
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
8114
\cnt\percept .cnt +sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can only kill me
8115
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
8116
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
8117
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
8118
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
8119
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8120
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8121
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8122
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8123
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8124
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8125
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8126
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8127
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8128
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8129
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8130
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8131
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8132
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
8133
+intellectual output as display \cnt\display
8134
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
8135
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
8136
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
8137
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8138
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8139
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8140
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8141
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8142
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8143
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8144
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8145
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8146
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8147
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8148
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8149
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8150
+display of surplus \cnt\display
8151
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
8152
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
8153
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
8154
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
8155
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
8156
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
8157
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
8158
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
8159
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
8160
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
8161
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
8162
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
8163
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
8164
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
8165
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
8166
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
8167
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
8168
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
8169
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
8170
+culture as sexual display \text\display
8171
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
8172
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
8173
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
8174
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
8175
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
8176
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
8177
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
8178
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
8179
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
8180
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
8181
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
8182
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
8183
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8184
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
8185
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
8186
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8187
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8188
+the artistic fire--when the vision just won’t stop \cnt\art.cnt
8189
see \cnt\attention
8190
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8191
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self
8192
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attention
8193
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8194
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8195
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8196
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8197
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8198
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8199
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8200
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8201
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8202
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8203
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8204
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8205
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8206
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8207
,,,
8208
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8209
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8210
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8211
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8212
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8213
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8214
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8215
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8216
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8217
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
8218
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
8219
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
8220
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
8221
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
8222
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
8223
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
8224
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
8225
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
8226
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
8227
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
8228
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
8229
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
8230
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
8231
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
8232
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
8233
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
8234
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8235
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8236
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
8237
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
8238
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
8239
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8240
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
8241
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
8242
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
8243
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
8244
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
8245
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8246
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8247
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8248
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8249
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8250
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8251
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
8252
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extensions of self \cnt\self
8253
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8254
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8255
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
8256
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
8257
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
8258
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8259
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
8260
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
8261
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
8262
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
8263
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
8264
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
8265
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8266
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8267
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8268
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8269
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8270
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8271
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
8272
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
8273
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8274
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
8275
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
8276
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
8277
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
8278
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
8279
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8280
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8281
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8282
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8283
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8284
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8285
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8286
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8287
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8288
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8289
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8290
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8291
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8292
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8293
,,,
8294
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8295
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8296
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8297
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8298
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8299
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8300
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8301
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8302
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8303
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8304
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
8305
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8306
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8307
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8308
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8309
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
8310
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8311
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
8312
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
8313
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
8314
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
8315
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
8316
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
8317
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
8318
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
8319
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
8320
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
8321
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
8322
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
8323
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
8324
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
8325
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
8326
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8327
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
8328
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
8329
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
8330
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
8331
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
8332
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
8333
+martyrdom \text\islam
8334
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8335
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8336
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
8337
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
8338
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
8339
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
8340
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
8341
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8342
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8343
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
8344
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8345
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8346
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8347
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8348
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8349
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8350
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8351
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8352
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8353
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8354
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8355
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8356
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8357
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8358
,,,
8359
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8360
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8361
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8362
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8363
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8364
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8365
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8366
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8367
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8368
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
8369
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
8370
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8371
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8372
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8373
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8374
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
8375
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8376
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
8377
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
8378
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n
8379
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul
8380
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
8381
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8382
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
8383
+how to make a star from scratch \cnt\attentio.n
8384
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8385
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8386
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
8387
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
8388
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
8389
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
8390
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
8391
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8392
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8393
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
8394
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
8395
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
8396
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8397
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8398
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8399
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8400
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
8401
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8402
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
8403
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
8404
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8405
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8406
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8407
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
8408
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
8409
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8410
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
8411
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
8412
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
8413
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
8414
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
8415
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
8416
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
8417
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
8418
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
8419
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8420
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
8421
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8422
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8423
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
8424
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8425
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8426
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8427
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
8428
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8429
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
8430
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
8431
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
8432
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
8433
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
8434
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8435
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
8436
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
8437
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
8438
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
8439
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
8440
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
8441
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8442
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8443
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
8444
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
8445
+do what you love and love what you do—Bob Shay and Lord of the
Rings \text\business
8446
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8447
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
8448
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8449
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
8450
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
8451
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
8452
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
8453
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
8454
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
8455
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
8456
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8457
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
8458
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8459
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
8460
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8461
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
8462
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
8463
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
8464
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
8465
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
8466
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
8467
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
8468
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8469
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
8470
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8471
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8472
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
8473
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8474
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8475
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
8476
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
8477
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
8478
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
8479
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
8480
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
8481
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
8482
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
8483
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
8484
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
8485
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8486
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
8487
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8488
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8489
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
8490
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8491
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8492
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8493
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
8494
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8495
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
8496
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
8497
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
8498
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
8499
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8500
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8501
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8502
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8503
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8504
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
8505
+how developments in the first year of life help pinpoint which parts of the brain do what and how—imprinting and the
impact of others on the structure of the brain \text\brain
8506
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
8507
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
8508
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
8509
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8510
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8511
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8512
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8513
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8514
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8515
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8516
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8517
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8518
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8519
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8520
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8521
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8522
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
8523
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
8524
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8525
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8526
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
8527
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
8528
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
8529
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
8530
+secular shamanism \cnt\business
8531
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
8532
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
8533
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
8534
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
8535
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
8536
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
8537
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
8538
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
8539
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
8540
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
8541
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8542
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8543
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
8544
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8545
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8546
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
8547
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8548
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8549
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8550
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
8551
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8552
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
8553
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
8554
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
8555
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
8556
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
8557
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8558
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
8559
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
8560
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
8561
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
8562
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
8563
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
8564
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
8565
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
8566
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
8567
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8568
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8569
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8570
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8571
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8572
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8573
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8574
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8575
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8576
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8577
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8578
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8579
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8580
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8581
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8582
,,,
8583
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8584
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8585
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8586
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8587
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8588
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8589
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8590
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8591
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8592
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
8593
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
8594
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8595
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8596
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
8597
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
8598
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
8599
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
8600
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
8601
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n
8602
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul
8603
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
8604
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8605
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
8606
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
8607
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
8608
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
8609
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8610
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8611
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8612
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8613
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
8614
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8615
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8616
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8617
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8618
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8619
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8620
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8621
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8622
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
8623
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
8624
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
8625
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
8626
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
8627
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
8628
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
8629
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
8630
+secular shamanism \cnt\business
8631
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
8632
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
8633
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
8634
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
8635
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
8636
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
8637
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
8638
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
8639
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
8640
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
8641
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8642
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
8643
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
8644
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8645
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
8646
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8647
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8648
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
8649
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
8650
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
8651
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
8652
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
8653
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
8654
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
8655
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
8656
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8657
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
8658
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
8659
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
8660
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
8661
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
8662
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
8663
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
8664
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
8665
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
8666
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8667
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
8668
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
8669
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
8670
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
8671
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
8672
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
8673
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
8674
+group soul \cnt\soul
8675
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
8676
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
8677
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
8678
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
8679
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
8680
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
8681
+the making of the Russian soul—imports, homogenizers, and the “native” volkgeist \text\Russia
8682
+neurobiology of religion—the god module \cnt\religion.cnt
8683
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
8684
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8685
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
8686
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
8687
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8688
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8689
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
8690
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
8691
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad campaigns
and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
8692
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
8693
+what makes genes shut up?—negative regulation--inhibition \text\genes
8694
+the creative use of tug-of-war—inhibition vs. excitation \cnt\brain
8695
+finding the gods in the brain—the god module \text\religion
8696
+Persinger on geomagnetic, meteorological, and variable lobe effects on mood, religion, and paranormal experience
\text\brain
8697
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
8698
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
8699
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8700
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
8701
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
8702
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8703
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8704
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
8705
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
8706
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
8707
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
8708
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
8709
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
8710
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
8711
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
8712
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8713
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
8714
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8715
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
8716
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
8717
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8718
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8719
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
8720
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
8721
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
8722
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
8723
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
8724
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
8725
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
8726
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
8727
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
8728
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
8729
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
8730
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
8731
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
8732
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
8733
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
8734
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
8735
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
8736
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
8737
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
8738
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
8739
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
8740
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
8741
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
8742
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
8743
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8744
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
8745
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
8746
+the value of having a task \text\cas
8747
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
8748
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
8749
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
8750
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
8751
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
8752
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
8753
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
8754
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
8755
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
8756
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
8757
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
8758
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8759
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
8760
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
8761
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
8762
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
8763
+martyrdom \text\islam
8764
+death worship \text\Mexico
8765
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
8766
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8767
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
8768
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
8769
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
8770
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8771
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
8772
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
8773
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
8774
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
8775
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation
8776
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8777
+the songs of sex—orgasmic noise \cnt\music
8778
+musical ecstasies—seized by the gods in the brain \cnt\music
8779
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
8780
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
8781
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
8782
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8783
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8784
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
8785
+the artistic fire--when the vision just won’t stop \cnt\art.cnt
8786
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \text\religion
8787
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
8788
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
8789
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
8790
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8791
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\groupbra.in
8792
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \text\religion
8793
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
8794
+how the gods compete—religion and intergroup tournaments—David Sloan Wilson’s evolution of religion via group selection \text\religion
8795
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
8796
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
8797
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
8798
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
8799
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
8800
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
8801
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
8802
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
8803
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
8804
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
8805
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
8806
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
8807
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
8808
+visual perception \cnt\brain
8809
+visual perception \text\perception
8810
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
8811
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
8812
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
8813
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
8814
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
8815
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
8816
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
8817
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8818
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8819
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8820
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8821
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8822
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8823
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8824
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8825
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8826
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8827
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8828
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8829
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8830
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8831
,,,
8832
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8833
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8834
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8835
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8836
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8837
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8838
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8839
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8840
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8841
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
8842
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
8843
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
8844
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
8845
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8846
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
8847
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
8848
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
8849
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
8850
+why do we have emotions? \cnt\emotion.doc
8851
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
8852
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
8853
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8854
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8855
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
8856
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
8857
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
8858
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
8859
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8860
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
8861
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
8862
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
8863
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
8864
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
8865
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
8866
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8867
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
8868
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
8869
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
8870
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
8871
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8872
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
8873
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
8874
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8875
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
8876
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
8877
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
8878
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
8879
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
8880
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8881
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8882
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8883
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8884
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8885
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8886
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8887
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8888
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8889
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8890
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8891
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8892
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8893
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8894
,,,
8895
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8896
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8897
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8898
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8899
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8900
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8901
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8902
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8903
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8904
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
8905
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
8906
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
8907
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
8908
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
8909
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
8910
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
8911
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
8912
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8913
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
8914
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
8915
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
8916
+self and group identity \cnt\self
8917
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
8918
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
8919
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
8920
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
8921
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
8922
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
8923
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
8924
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
8925
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
8926
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
8927
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
8928
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
8929
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
8930
+theory of other among chimps and children \text\selfawar.ens
8931
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
8932
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
8933
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
8934
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
8935
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8936
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
8937
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
8938
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
8939
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
8940
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
8941
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
8942
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
8943
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
8944
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
8945
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
8946
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
8947
+early human violence \text\violence
8948
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
8949
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
8950
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
8951
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
8952
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
8953
+how culture and language shape the way we think \text\culture
8954
+brain and language \text\language
8955
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt
8956
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
8957
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
8958
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
8959
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
8960
strategies?
8961
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
8962
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
8963
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
8964
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
8965
+animal music \text\music
8966
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
8967
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
8968
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8969
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8970
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
8971
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
8972
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
8973
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
8974
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
8975
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
8976
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
8977
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
8978
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
8979
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
8980
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
8981
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
8982
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
8983
+food and mood \text\emotion
8984
+moodpoisons—hormones and receptors in a chemical and electronic world \cnt\brain
8985
+depression, neurochemicals, and philosophy \cnt\epistemo.lgy
8986
+modules, hurricanes of form and the self-organizing brain \cnt\brain
8987
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
8988
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
8989
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
8990
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
8991
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
8992
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
8993
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
8994
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
8995
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
8996
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
8997
+meshwork universe, meshwork molecules, meshwork mind and life \cnt\meshwork.s
8998
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
8999
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
9000
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
9001
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
9002
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
9003
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
9004
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
9005
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
9006
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
9007
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
9008
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
9009
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
9010
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
9011
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
9012
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9013
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
9014
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
9015
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9016
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
9017
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
9018
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9019
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
9020
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9021
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
9022
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9023
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9024
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9025
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
9026
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9027
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
9028
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
9029
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
9030
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9031
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9032
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
9033
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
9034
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
9035
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
9036
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
9037
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
9038
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9039
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
9040
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
9041
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
9042
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
9043
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
9044
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
9045
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
9046
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
9047
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
9048
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
9049
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
9050
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
9051
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9052
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
9053
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
9054
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
9055
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9056
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
9057
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9058
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
9059
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9060
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9061
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9062
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
9063
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
9064
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
9065
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
9066
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
9067
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9068
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
9069
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
9070
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
9071
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
9072
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
9073
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
9074
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
9075
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
9076
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
9077
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9078
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9079
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
9080
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
9081
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
9082
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
9083
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
9084
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
9085
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
9086
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
9087
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9088
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
9089
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
9090
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
9091
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
9092
+genes and personality \text\brain
9093
+tracking, story-telling, scenario projection and following a spoor \cnt\future projectors
9094
+evolutionary origin of the tall tale \cnt\narrativ.e
9095
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
9096
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
9097
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
9098
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
9099
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
9100
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
9101
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
9102
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
9103
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
9104
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
9105
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
9106
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
9107
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
9108
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
9109
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
9110
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
9111
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
9112
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
9113
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
9114
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
9115
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
9116
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
9117
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
9118
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood\cnt\minitrib .cnt
9119
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
9120
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9121
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
9122
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9123
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
9124
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
9125
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
9126
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
9127
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
9128
+what makes genes shut up?—negative regulation--inhibition \text\genes
9129
+the creative use of tug-of-war—inhibition vs. excitation \cnt\brain
9130
+when the new shuts down, the old takes over—phylogenetic regression \phylogen.pro
9131
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
9132
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
9133
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
9134
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
9135
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
9136
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
9137
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
9138
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
9139
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
9140
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
9141
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
9142
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
9143
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
9144
+self and group identity \cnt\self
9145
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
9146
,,,
9147
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
9148
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
9149
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
9150
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
9151
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
9152
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
9153
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
9154
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
9155
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
9156
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
9157
+how culture and language shape the way we think \text\culture
9158
+brain and language \text\language
9159
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
9160
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt
9161
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
9162
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
9163
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
9164
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
9165
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
9166
strategies?
9167
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
9168
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
9169
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
9170
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
9171
+animal music \text\music
9172
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
9173
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
9174
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9175
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
9176
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
9177
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
9178
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
9179
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
9180
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
9181
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
9182
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9183
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
9184
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
9185
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
9186
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
9187
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
9188
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
9189
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
9190
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
9191
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
9192
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
9193
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
9194
+group perception \cnt\percepti.on
9195
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9196
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
9197
+build it up, then break it down—cultural oscillations \cnt\culture
9198
+exiles from the spotlight—projection and the selves we deny--oscillation \cnt\self
9199
+group perception—bouncing from the inner to the outer world—perceptual oscillation \cnt\percepti.on
9200
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
9201
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
9202
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
9203
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
9204
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9205
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
9206
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9207
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
9208
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
9209
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
9210
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
9211
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
9212
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
9213
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
9214
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
9215
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9216
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
9217
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
9218
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9219
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
9220
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
9221
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
9222
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
9223
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
9224
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
9225
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
9226
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
9227
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
9228
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
9229
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
9230
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
9231
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
9232
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
9233
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
9234
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
9235
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9236
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
9237
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
9238
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
9239
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9240
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
9241
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
9242
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
9243
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
9244
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
9245
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
9246
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
9247
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
9248
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors \cnt\future projectors
9249
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
9250
9251
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9252
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
9253
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
9254
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
9255
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
9256
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
9257
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9258
+how the group shapes the individual as a module \cnt\groupvsi.indi
9259
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
9260
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
9261
+countries as specialized modules in the global brain \cnt\groupbra.in
9262
+perception, modules, connectionist webs \cnt\percepti.on
9263
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
9264
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
9265
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9266
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
9267
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9268
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9269
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
9270
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
9271
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9272
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
9273
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
9274
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
9275
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
9276
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9277
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
9278
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
9279
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
9280
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9281
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
9282
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9283
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9284
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9285
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9286
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9287
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9288
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9289
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9290
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9291
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9292
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9293
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9294
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
9295
+the irrationality of Reason \cnt\percepti.on
9296
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9297
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
9298
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with clarity \cnt\science
9299
how theory makes us blind \cnt\percept .cnt
9300
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
9301
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
9302
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
9303
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9304
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
9305
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9306
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
9307
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
9308
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
9309
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
9310
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
9311
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
9312
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
9313
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9314
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
9315
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
9316
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
9317
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
9318
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
9319
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
9320
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
9321
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
9322
+the value of having a task \text\cas
9323
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
9324
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
9325
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
9326
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
9327
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
9328
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
9329
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
9330
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
9331
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
9332
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
9333
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
9334
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
9335
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
9336
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
9337
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
9338
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
9339
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
9340
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
9341
+the value of having a task \text\cas
9342
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
9343
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
9344
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
9345
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
9346
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
9347
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
9348
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
9349
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
9350
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
9351
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
9352
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
9353
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
9354
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
9355
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
9356
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
9357
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9358
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
9359
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
9360
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9361
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
9362
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
9363
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9364
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
9365
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9366
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
9367
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9368
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9369
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9370
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
9371
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9372
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
9373
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
9374
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
9375
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9376
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9377
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
9378
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
9379
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
9380
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
9381
+the hormones of orgasm \text\emotion
9382
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9383
+concept formation \cnt\percepti.on
9384
+a strong tug at the bootstraps—concept formation \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9385
+mass sensations and pheromones? \text\pheromones
9386
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
9387
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
9388
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
9389
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
9390
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
9391
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
9392
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
9393
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
9394
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
9395
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
9396
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
9397
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
9398
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
9399
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
9400
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
9401
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
9402
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
9403
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
9404
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
9405
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
9406
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
9407
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
9408
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
9409
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
9410
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9411
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9412
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9413
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9414
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
9415
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9416
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9417
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
9418
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
9419
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
9420
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9421
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
9422
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
9423
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
9424
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
9425
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9426
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
9427
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
9428
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
9429
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
9430
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9431
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
9432
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
9433
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
9434
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9435
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
9436
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
9437
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
9438
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
9439
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
9440
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
9441
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
9442
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
9443
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
9444
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9445
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9446
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
9447
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
9448
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
9449
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
9450
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
9451
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
9452
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
9453
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
9454
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9455
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
9456
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
9457
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
9458
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
9459
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
9460
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9461
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
9462
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
9463
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
9464
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9465
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
9466
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
9467
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
9468
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
9469
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9470
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
9471
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
9472
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
9473
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
9474
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
9475
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
9476
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9477
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9478
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9479
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9480
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
9481
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9482
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
9483
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
9484
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
9485
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9486
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
9487
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
9488
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
9489
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
9490
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9491
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
9492
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
9493
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
9494
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
9495
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
9496
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
9497
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9498
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
9499
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
9500
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9501
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
9502
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9503
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
9504
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
9505
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9506
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
9507
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
9508
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9509
+habit is the iceberg, attention is the tip \text\brain
9510
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
9511
+why mind is always the last to know--—brain-clues from dr. libet \cnt\consciousness
9512
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
9513
+display of surplus \cnt\display
9514
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
9515
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
9516
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
9517
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
9518
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
9519
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
9520
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
9521
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
9522
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
9523
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
9524
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
9525
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
9526
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
9527
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
9528
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
9529
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9530
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
9531
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
9532
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
9533
+culture as sexual display \text\display
9534
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
9535
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
9536
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
9537
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
9538
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
9539
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
9540
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
9541
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
9542
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
9543
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
9544
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
9545
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
9546
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors \cnt\future projectors
9547
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
9548
9549
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9550
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
9551
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
9552
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
9553
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
9554
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
9555
+pre-human perception \cnt\percepti.on
9556
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
9557
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
9558
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
9559
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
9560
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9561
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
9562
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
9563
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
9564
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
9565
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
9566
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9567
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
9568
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9569
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
9570
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
9571
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9572
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
9573
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
9574
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
9575
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
9576
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
9577
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
9578
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
9579
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
9580
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
9581
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
9582
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
9583
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
9584
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
9585
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
9586
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
9587
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9588
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
9589
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
9590
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
9591
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
9592
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
9593
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
9594
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
9595
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9596
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
9597
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
9598
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
9599
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
9600
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9601
+Ramachandran on self, consciousness, blind-sight, phantom limbs, and old and new pathways in the brain \text\brain
9602
+the neurobiology of hugs, grooming, and caresses \text\bonding
9603
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
9604
+the irrationality of Reason \cnt\percepti.on
9605
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9606
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
9607
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
9608
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
9609
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
9610
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
9611
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
9612
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
9613
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
9614
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
9615
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
9616
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
9617
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
9618
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
9619
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
9620
+shortcuts—interneurons, reflexes, the unconscious, and speed-circuits through the brain \text\brain
9621
+the bumbling consciousness—when awareness gets in the way \text\consciou.sns
9622
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9623
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9624
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9625
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9626
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9627
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9628
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9629
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9630
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9631
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9632
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9633
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9634
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
9635
+visual perception \cnt\brain
9636
+visual perception \text\perception
9637
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
9638
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9639
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9640
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9641
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9642
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9643
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9644
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9645
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9646
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9647
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9648
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9649
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9650
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
9651
+visual perception \cnt\brain
9652
+visual perception \text\perception
9653
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
9654
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
9655
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
9656
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9657
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9658
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9659
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
9660
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
9661
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9662
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9663
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9664
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9665
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9666
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9667
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9668
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9669
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9670
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9671
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9672
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9673
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9674
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
9675
+visual perception \cnt\brain
9676
+visual perception \text\perception
9677
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
9678
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
9679
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
9680
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
9681
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
9682
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
9683
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
9684
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9685
+the limitations of math \text\math
9686
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
9687
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9688
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
9689
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9690
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9691
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
9692
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
9693
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9694
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
9695
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
9696
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
9697
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
9698
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
9699
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
9700
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9701
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
9702
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
9703
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
9704
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9705
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
9706
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9707
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9708
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9709
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9710
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9711
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9712
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9713
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9714
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9715
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9716
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9717
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9718
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9719
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9720
+concept formation \cnt\percepti.on
9721
+a strong tug at the bootstraps—concept formation \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9722
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
9723
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
9724
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9725
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
9726
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
9727
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
9728
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
9729
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
9730
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
9731
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
9732
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
9733
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9734
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9735
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9736
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
9737
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
9738
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9739
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9740
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
9741
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9742
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
9743
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9744
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9745
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9746
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9747
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9748
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9749
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9750
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
9751
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
9752
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
9753
+cognition as compression—I shrink therefore I am \text\perception
9754
+why math works \text\math
9755
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
9756
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9757
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
9758
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9759
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
9760
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9761
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9762
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9763
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9764
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9765
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9766
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9767
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9768
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9769
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9770
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9771
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9772
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cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9773
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
9774
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9775
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
9776
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9777
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
9778
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
9779
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9780
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
9781
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
9782
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
9783
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
9784
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9785
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
9786
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9787
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9788
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
9789
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
9790
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9791
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9792
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9793
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
9794
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
9795
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
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9796
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
9797
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9798
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9799
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
9800
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
9801
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
9802
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9803
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
9804
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
9805
+does time exist? \text\time
9806
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
9807
9808
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
9809
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9810
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
9811
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
9812
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
9813
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
9814
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
9815
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9816
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9817
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9818
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9819
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9820
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9821
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\cnt\witch .cnt
9822
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9823
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9824
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9825
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
9826
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
9827
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9828
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9829
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9830
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9831
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9832
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9833
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9834
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9835
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9836
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9837
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9838
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9839
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9840
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9841
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9842
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9843
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9844
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9845
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9846
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9847
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9848
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\cnt\witch .cnt
9849
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9850
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9851
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9852
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9853
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9854
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9855
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9856
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9857
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9858
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9859
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9860
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
9861
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
9862
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
9863
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9864
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
9865
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
9866
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
9867
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
9868
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
9869
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
9870
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9871
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9872
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
9873
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
9874
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
9875
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9876
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9877
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
9878
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
9879
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
9880
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
9881
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
9882
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9883
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
9884
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9885
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9886
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
9887
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
9888
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
9889
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
9890
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
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9891
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
9892
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
9893
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
9894
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
9895
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
9896
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
9897
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
9898
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
9899
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
9900
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
9901
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9902
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9903
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9904
+the intifada and its consequences \text\islam
9905
+the impact of 9/11 \text\middleag.es
9906
+the impact of 9/11 \cnt\middleag.es
9907
+the jews and 9/11 \cnt\antisemitic
9908
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
9909
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9910
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9911
are the real social heroes the bourgeoisie \cnt\hold .cnt
9912
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9913
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9914
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9915
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9916
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
9917
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
9918
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9919
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9920
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
9921
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
9922
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
9923
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9924
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
9925
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
9926
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9927
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
9928
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9929
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9930
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
9931
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
9932
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9933
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9934
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
9935
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9936
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
9937
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
9938
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9939
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9940
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
9941
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9942
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
9943
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
9944
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
9945
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
9946
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
9947
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9948
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9949
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9950
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9951
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9952
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9953
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9954
+Osama’s gang of rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9955
+America’s Moslem rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9956
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
9957
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
9958
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
9959
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
9960
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9961
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
9962
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
9963
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
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9964
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9965
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9966
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9967
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
9968
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9969
+Osama’s gang of rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9970
+America’s Moslem rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9971
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
9972
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
9973
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9974
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
9975
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9976
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9977
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9978
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
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9979
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9980
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9981
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9982
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
9983
+the growing political clout of Islamic immigrants in the West—the Islamic invasion \text\islam
9984
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
9985
+blood lust \cnt\violence
9986
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
9987
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9988
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
9989
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
9990
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
9991
+the value of rage \text\violence
9992
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
9993
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9994
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
9995
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
9996
+how to stop the fever of Jihad \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
9997
+what can we do about Islamic violence? \text\islam
9998
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
9999
+group soul \cnt\soul
10000
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
10001
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10002
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
10003
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10004
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
10005
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
10006
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10007
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10008
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10009
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10010
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10011
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10012
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10013
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10014
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10015
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10016
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10017
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10018
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10019
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10020
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10021
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10022
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10023
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10024
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10025
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10026
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
10027
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\cnt\witch .cnt
10028
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10029
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10030
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10031
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10032
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
10033
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
10034
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
10035
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10036
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
10037
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10038
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
10039
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
10040
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
10041
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
10042
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
10043
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
10044
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
10045
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
10046
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
10047
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
10048
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10049
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10050
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
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10051
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10052
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10053
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
10054
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10055
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10056
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
10057
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
10058
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
10059
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
10060
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
10061
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
10062
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
10063
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
10064
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
10065
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
10066
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
10067
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
10068
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
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10069
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
10070
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
10071
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
10072
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and integrity
\cnt\science
10073
+the battle against god \cnt\politics
10074
+the battle with god \cnt\bloom
10075
cyber
10076
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10077
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10078
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10079
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10080
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10081
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10082
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10083
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10084
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10085
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10086
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10087
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
10088
cyber
10089
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10090
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10091
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10092
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10093
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10094
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10095
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10096
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10097
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10098
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10099
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10100
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
10101
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
10102
+porn and pop-styles—culture as hormonal fad and fashion \cnt\culture
10103
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
10104
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
10105
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
10106
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
10107
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
10108
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
10109
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
10110
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
10111
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
10112
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
10113
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
10114
+tourist trips to hell, we have them seven times a day \cnt\politics
10115
+music, moodswings, and subcultures—zeroing in on identity using music and fmri \cnt\music
10116
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood \cnt\minitrib .cnt
10117
+the moodswings of the herd \cnt\witch .cnt
10118
+choose your moods--the case for cosmic optimism \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10119
+learning, setting, and mood \cnt\learnngo.rig
10120
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
10121
+food and mood \cnt\emotion.doc
10122
+mass moodswings \cnt\massmoo.ds
10123
+one brain synchs another \cnt\massmoo.ds
10124
+hormones as brain organizers—moodchurn \cnt\brain
10125
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
10126
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
10127
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
10128
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
10129
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
10130
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
10131
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
10132
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
10133
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
10134
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10135
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
10136
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
10137
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
10138
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
10139
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
10140
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
10141
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
10142
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
10143
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10144
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
10145
+joy and social connection \cnt\emotion.doc
10146
+joy—never throw a grace away \cnt\love
10147
+the fearful lizard and the primate filled with joy \cnt\brain
10148
+plumbing the depths of misery, climbing the spires of joy \cnt\politics
10149
+ditch traditions that drain the joy from those they’re meant to serve \cnt\politics
10150
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
10151
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
10152
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
10153
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
10154
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
10155
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
10156
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
10157
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
10158
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
10159
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
10160
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10161
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
10162
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
10163
cyber
10164
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10165
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10166
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10167
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10168
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10169
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10170
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10171
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10172
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10173
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10174
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10175
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
10176
+the spring of 2002—anti-semitism in the wake of the Palestinian-Israeli war \text\anti-semitism
10177
+the intifada and its consequences \text\islam
10178
+the impact of 9/11 \text\middleag.es
10179
+the impact of 9/11 \cnt\middleag.es
10180
+the jews and 9/11 \cnt\antisemitic
10181
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
10182
+conspiracies and the politically correct \cnt\politics
10183
+secret Jewish conspiracies \text\anti-semitism
10184
introduction--perception \cnt\intro .cnt
10185
perception--the dreamworld of the herd \cnt\percept .cnt
10186
+perceptual dividing lines--categorizers, lateral inhibition, etc. \cnt\percepti.on
10187
+the feeding and upkeep of an internal reality \cnt\percepti.on
10188
+perception or reality—which conspiracies are real? \cnt\politics
10189
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
10190
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10191
+how to pose as an elite—loving the unlovable \cnt\hierarch.y
10192
+the myth that progress is a myth \text\discards
10193
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
10194
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
10195
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
10196
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
10197
+blood lust \cnt\violence
10198
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
10199
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10200
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10201
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
10202
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
10203
+the value of rage \text\violence
10204
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
10205
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
10206
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10207
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
10208
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10209
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10210
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10211
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10212
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10213
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10214
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10215
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10216
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10217
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10218
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10219
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
10220
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
10221
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
10222
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
10223
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
10224
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
10225
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
10226
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
10227
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
10228
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
10229
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10230
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
10231
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
10232
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
10233
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
10234
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10235
+revolution and fundamentalism—peddling the drug of righteous indignation \cnt\politics
10236
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal \text\searchwe.bs
10237
+pros and cons of Sierra Clubbing seals—and other environmental issues \text\politics
10238
+making it big—the move toward global societies \cnt\evolutio.n
10239
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
10240
+let them make peace—the benefits of bigness and the fruits of large-scale society \cnt\evolutio.n
10241
+peaceniks beget war and warriors beget peace—the value of a pas americanus \cnt\politics
10242
+postmodern tribalism is the fruit of domination \cnt\hierarch.y
10243
+individualism is how a group shows off its wealth \cnt\display
10244
+home-made clones \text\technology
10245
+frankenfoods are good for you--the traps and glories of genetically modified edibles—are luddites right or clueless?
\cnt\politics
10246
+the traps and glories of frankenfoods—genetically modified edibles \text\technology
10247
+refuges for the abnormal \cnt\subcultu.re
10248
+the braintwists of mindtribes \cnt\subcult .cnt
10249
+things that assemble themselves …and evolve! \text\technology
10250
+portable brain imaging and other ways to read minds on the fly \text\technology
10251
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
10252
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
10253
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
10254
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
10255
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10256
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10257
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
10258
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
10259
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
10260
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
10261
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
10262
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
10263
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
10264
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
10265
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10266
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
10267
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10268
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10269
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
10270
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
10271
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
10272
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
10273
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
10274
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
10275
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
10276
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
10277
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
10278
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
10279
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
10280
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
10281
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
10282
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
10283
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
10284
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
10285
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
10286
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
10287
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
10288
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10289
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
10290
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
10291
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
10292
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
10293
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
10294
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
10295
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad
campaigns and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
10296
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10297
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
10298
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
10299
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
10300
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
10301
+the future alliance of man and microbe \text\bacteria
10302
+Ashley \cnt\futurism
10303
+beyond the cyber supermart—Chris Anderson’s “Long Tail” \text\business
10304
+Ashley \cnt\futurism
10305
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and integrity
\cnt\science
10306
+the battle against god \cnt\politics
10307
+the battle with god \cnt\bloom
10308
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
10309
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
10310
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
10311
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
10312
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
10313
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
10314
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
10315
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
10316
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10317
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10318
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
10319
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10320
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10321
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
10322
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
10323
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
10324
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
10325
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
10326
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
10327
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
10328
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
10329
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
10330
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
10331
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
10332
+the importance of creating cliches \tv\culture shift-how I accidentally started the 20th Century\the plan to change the world
10333
+the importance of creating cliches—culture as a multigenerational toolkit \cnt\culture
10334
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
10335
+minds can be changed…and brains can be rearranged—the power of
secular conversion \cnt\business
10336
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
10337
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10338
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10339
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10340
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
10341
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
10342
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10343
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
10344
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
10345
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10346
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
10347
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
10348
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10349
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
10350
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
10351
+tuned intuition as a future projector \cnt\future projectors
10352
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
10353
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\business
10354
+Prophetic Leadership—feeling the group you serve within you \cnt\business
10355
+the John Wayne Syndrome--The Macho Male American Disease \cnt\female.doc
10356
cyber
10357
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10358
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10359
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10360
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10361
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10362
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10363
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10364
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10365
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10366
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10367
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10368
+microempowerment—reinventing the mundane \cnt\business
10369
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
10370
+microempowerment--making miracles of the mundane \text\business
10371
+elites and the myth of the impossible \text\business
10372
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
10373
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
10374
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
10375
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
10376
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
10377
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
10378
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
10379
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
10380
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
10381
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
10382
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
10383
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
10384
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
10385
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
10386
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
10387
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
10388
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10389
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
10390
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
10391
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
10392
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
10393
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
10394
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
10395
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
10396
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
10397
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty
\cnt\groupbra.in
10398
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
10399
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
10400
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
10401
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
10402
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
10403
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
10404
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
10405
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
10406
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
10407
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
10408
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
10409
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
10410
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
10411
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
10412
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
10413
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
10414
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10415
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
10416
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
10417
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
10418
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10419
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
10420
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
10421
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
10422
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
10423
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
10424
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10425
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
10426
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
10427
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
10428
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
10429
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
10430
+group soul \cnt\soul
10431
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
10432
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
10433
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
10434
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
10435
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
10436
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
10437
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
10438
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
10439
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
10440
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
10441
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
10442
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
10443
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
10444
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10445
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
10446
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
10447
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10448
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
10449
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
10450
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
10451
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
10452
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
10453
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
10454
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
10455
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
10456
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
10457
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
10458
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
10459
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
10460
+secular shamanism \cnt\business
10461
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
10462
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
10463
+porn and pop-styles—culture as hormonal fad and fashion \cnt\culture
10464
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
10465
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
10466
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
10467
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
10468
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
10469
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
10470
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
10471
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
10472
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
10473
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
10474
cyber
10475
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
10476
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
10477
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
10478
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
10479
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
10480
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
10481
+cybersexuality \text\politics
10482
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
10483
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
10484
+waging cyber war \text\politics
10485
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
10486
+microempowerment—reinventing the mundane \cnt\business
10487
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
10488
+microempowerment--making miracles of the mundane \text\business
10489
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
10490
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10491
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
10492
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
10493
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10494
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
10495
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
10496
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
10497
+display of surplus \cnt\display
10498
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
10499
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
10500
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
10501
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
10502
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
10503
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
10504
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
10505
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
10506
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
10507
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
10508
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
10509
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
10510
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
10511
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
10512
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
10513
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10514
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
10515
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
10516
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
10517
+culture as sexual display \text\display
10518
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
10519
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
10520
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
10521
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
10522
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
10523
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
10524
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
10525
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
10526
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
10527
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
10528
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
10529
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
10530
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10531
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
10532
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
10533
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10534
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
10535
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
10536
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
10537
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
10538
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
10539
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
10540
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
10541
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
10542
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
10543
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
10544
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
10545
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10546
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
10547
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
10548
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
10549
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
10550
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
10551
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
10552
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad
campaigns and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
10553
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10554
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
10555
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
10556
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
10557
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
10558
+tuned intuition as a future projector \cnt\future projectors
10559
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
10560
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\business
10561
+Prophetic Leadership—feeling the group you serve within you \cnt\business
10562
+generation waves—riding the peaks and troughs of human need \cnt\business
10563
synchronizing the emotions of the millions--music \cnt\percept .cnt
10564
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
10565
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
10566
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
10567
+group soul \cnt\soul
10568
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
10569
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
10570
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
10571
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
10572
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
10573
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
10574
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
10575
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
10576
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
10577
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
10578
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
10579
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
10580
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
10581
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
10582
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
10583
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
10584
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
10585
see \display
10586
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
10587
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
10588
+synchronicity \cnt\corollary
10589
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
10590
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
10591
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
10592
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
10593
+animal music \text\music
10594
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
10595
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
10596
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
10597
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
10598
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
10599
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
10600
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
10601
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
10602
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
10603
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
10604
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
10605
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
10606
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
10607
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
10608
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
10609
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10610
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
10611
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10612
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10613
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10614
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
10615
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
10616
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10617
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
10618
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
10619
the cosmos as a corollary- generator--the slow crawl toward the arms of God \cnt\entropy .cnt
10620
+the long march toward the arms of god \cnt\corollary
10621
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10622
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
10623
+Darwin \text\history
10624
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
10625
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
10626
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
10627
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
10628
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
10629
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10630
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10631
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10632
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
10633
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
10634
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10635
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
10636
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
10637
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
10638
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
10639
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10640
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
10641
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
10642
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10643
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
10644
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
10645
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
10646
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
10647
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10648
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
10649
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
10650
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
10651
,,,,,,
10652
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
10653
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
10654
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
10655
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
10656
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
10657
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
10658
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
10659
+competing synergies \text\evolution
10660
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
10661
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
10662
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
10663
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
10664
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
10665
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
10666
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
10667
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
10668
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
10669
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
10670
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
10671
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
10672
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
10673
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
10674
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
10675
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
10676
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
10677
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
10678
+cycles and the fractal twists of time \text\fractal
10679
+from microflick to macroslog—the nested scales of time \text\time
10680
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
10681
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
10682
+cognition as compression—I shrink therefore I am \text\perception
10683
+why math works \text\math
10684
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
10685
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10686
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
10687
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10688
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10689
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
10690
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
10691
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10692
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
10693
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
10694
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
10695
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
10696
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
10697
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
10698
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
10699
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
10700
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
10701
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
10702
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10703
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
10704
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
10705
+smart molecules \text\evolution
10706
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
10707
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
10708
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10709
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
10710
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
10711
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10712
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10713
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
10714
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10715
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
10716
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
10717
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
10718
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10719
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
10720
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
10721
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
10722
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
10723
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
10724
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
10725
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
10726
+does time exist? \text\time
10727
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
10728
10729
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
10730
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
10731
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
10732
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
10733
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
10734
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
10735
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
10736
+future-projecting neurons \text\future projectors
10737
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10738
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
10739
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10740
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
10741
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
10742
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
10743
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
10744
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
10745
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
10746
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
10747
+self and group identity \cnt\self
10748
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
10749
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
10750
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10751
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10752
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
10753
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10754
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10755
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
10756
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10757
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
10758
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10759
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10760
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10761
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10762
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
10763
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
10764
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10765
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
10766
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
10767
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
10768
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
10769
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
10770
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
10771
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
10772
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
10773
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
10774
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
10775
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
10776
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
10777
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
10778
+display of surplus \cnt\display
10779
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
10780
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
10781
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
10782
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
10783
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
10784
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
10785
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
10786
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
10787
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
10788
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
10789
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
10790
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
10791
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
10792
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
10793
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
10794
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
10795
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
10796
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
10797
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
10798
+culture as sexual display \text\display
10799
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
10800
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
10801
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
10802
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
10803
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
10804
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
10805
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
10806
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
10807
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
10808
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
10809
+tuned intuition as a future projector \cnt\future projectors
10810
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
10811
+the businessman as seer and servant \cnt\business
10812
+Prophetic Leadership—feeling the group you serve within you \cnt\business
10813
+tire cracks and the wobble of economies
\text\fractal
10814
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
10815
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
10816
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
10817
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
10818
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
10819
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
10820
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
10821
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
10822
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
10823
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
10824
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
10825
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
10826
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
10827
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
10828
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
10829
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
10830
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
10831
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
10832
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
10833
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
10834
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
10835
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
10836
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
10837
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
10838
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
10839
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
10840
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
10841
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
10842
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
10843
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
10844
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10845
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
10846
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10847
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
10848
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
10849
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
10850
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10851
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10852
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
10853
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
10854
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
10855
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
10856
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
10857
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
10858
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
10859
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
10860
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
10861
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
10862
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
10863
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10864
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
10865
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
10866
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
10867
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
10868
+cycles and the fractal twists of time \text\fractal
10869
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
10870
+from microflick to macroslog—the nested scales of time \text\time
10871
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
10872
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
10873
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10874
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
10875
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10876
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
10877
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
10878
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
10879
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10880
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10881
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
10882
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
10883
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10884
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
10885
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10886
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
10887
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
10888
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
10889
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10890
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10891
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
10892
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
10893
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
10894
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
10895
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
10896
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
10897
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
10898
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
10899
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
10900
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
10901
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
10902
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10903
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
10904
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
10905
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
10906
+synchronicity \text\corollar.y
10907
+synchronicity \cnt\corollary
10908
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
10909
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
10910
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
10911
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
10912
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
10913
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
10914
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
10915
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
10916
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
10917
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
10918
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
10919
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
10920
+the evolution of math \text\evolution
10921
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
10922
+the evolution of math as a future projector \text\math
10923
+descriptive vs. mathematical science \cnt\science
10924
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
10925
+keeping your eyes peeled--the importance of observational science \text\science
10926
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
10927
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
10928
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
10929
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
10930
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
10931
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
10932
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
10933
+the limitations of math \text\math
10934
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors \cnt\future projectors
10935
+the evolution of math \text\evolution
10936
+where is math in the brain? \text\math
10937
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
10938
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
10939
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10940
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
10941
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10942
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10943
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
10944
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
10945
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10946
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
10947
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
10948
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
10949
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
10950
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
10951
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
10952
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
10953
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
10954
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
10955
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10956
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
10957
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
10958
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
10959
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
10960
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
10961
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
10962
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
10963
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10964
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
10965
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
10966
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
10967
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
10968
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
10969
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10970
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
10971
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
10972
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
10973
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
10974
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
10975
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
10976
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
10977
+does time exist? \text\time
10978
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
10979
10980
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
10981
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
10982
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
10983
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
10984
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
10985
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
10986
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
10987
+cycles and the fractal twists of time \text\fractal
10988
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
10989
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
10990
+ticks of time and to he who hath—Kurakin’s cosmic cracks \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
10991
+causality—does the past kick us into the future, or does the future yank us by the nose? \text\time
10992
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
10993
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
10994
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
10995
the cosmos as a corollary- generator--the slow crawl toward the arms of God \cnt\entropy .cnt
10996
+the long march toward the arms of god \cnt\corollary
10997
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
10998
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
10999
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
11000
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
11001
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
11002
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
11003
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
11004
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
11005
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
11006
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
11007
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
11008
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11009
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11010
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
11011
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
11012
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
11013
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
11014
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
11015
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
11016
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
11017
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
11018
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11019
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
11020
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
11021
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
11022
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
11023
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
11024
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
11025
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
11026
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11027
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
11028
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11029
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
11030
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
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11031
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
11032
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11033
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
11034
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
11035
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
11036
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
11037
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
11038
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
11039
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
11040
+does time exist? \text\time
11041
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
11042
11043
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
11044
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11045
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
11046
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
11047
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
11048
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
11049
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
11050
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11051
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11052
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11053
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11054
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11055
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11056
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11057
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11058
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11059
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11060
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11061
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11062
+one polarized quantum=one bit of information—information theory meets physics and the two shake hands \text\physics
11063
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11064
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
11065
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
11066
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
11067
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
11068
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
11069
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
11070
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
11071
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
11072
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
11073
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
11074
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
11075
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
11076
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that split in two \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11077
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that break in two \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11078
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11079
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
11080
+the pixels of space-time—Plank’s constant \text\physics
11081
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
11082
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
11083
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11084
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11085
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
11086
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
11087
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
11088
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11089
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
11090
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
11091
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
11092
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
11093
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
11094
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
11095
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
11096
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
11097
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
11098
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
11099
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
11100
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
11101
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
11102
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
11103
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
11104
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that split in two \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11105
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that break in two \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11106
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11107
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
11108
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11109
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
11110
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11111
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
11112
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
11113
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
11114
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11115
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
11116
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
11117
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
11118
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
11119
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
11120
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
11121
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
11122
+does time exist? \text\time
11123
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
11124
11125
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
11126
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11127
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
11128
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
11129
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
11130
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
11131
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
11132
+it ain’t just random—the radical improbability of the cosmos \text\physics
11133
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11134
+six monkeys at six typewriters just won’t do—the non-randomness of the universe \cnt\form.doc
11135
+variation isn’t random \cnt\evolutio.n
11136
+the cosmos of The Big Surprise—more on the mistaken view of randomness \cnt\corollary
11137
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11138
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11139
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11140
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11141
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11142
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11143
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11144
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11145
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11146
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11147
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11148
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11149
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11150
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11151
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11152
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11153
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11154
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11155
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11156
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11157
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11158
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11159
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11160
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11161
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11162
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11163
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11164
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11165
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11166
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11167
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11168
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11169
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11170
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11171
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11172
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11173
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11174
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11175
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11176
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11177
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11178
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11179
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11180
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11181
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11182
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11183
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang
11184
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11185
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music
11186
+code-matching: picking up each others’ beat; seeing if we speak the same language \cnt\love
11187
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
11188
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
11189
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
11190
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11191
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11192
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11193
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11194
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11195
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11196
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11197
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11198
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11199
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11200
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang
11201
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11202
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music
11203
+code-matching: picking up each others’ beat; seeing if we speak the same language \cnt\love
11204
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
11205
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
11206
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
11207
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11208
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11209
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11210
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11211
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11212
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11213
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11214
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11215
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11216
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11217
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11218
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11219
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11220
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11221
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11222
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11223
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11224
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11225
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11226
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11227
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11228
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11229
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11230
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11231
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11232
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11233
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11234
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11235
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11236
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11237
+the bass thrum of big bangs…are photons playing the treble cleff? \text\bigbang
11238
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11239
+from the big bang to the brain—music as a universal organizer \cnt\music
11240
+code-matching: picking up each others’ beat; seeing if we speak the same language \cnt\love
11241
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
11242
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
11243
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
11244
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
11245
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
11246
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
11247
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11248
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
11249
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
11250
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
11251
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
11252
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
11253
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
11254
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
11255
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
11256
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
11257
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
11258
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
11259
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
11260
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11261
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
11262
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
11263
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
11264
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
11265
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
11266
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
11267
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11268
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
11269
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
11270
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
11271
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
11272
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
11273
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
11274
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
11275
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
11276
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11277
+stars as whorls and battles \cnt\inanevol.doc
11278
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11279
+stars gestate and ignite \text\bigbang
11280
+unsorted \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11281
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11282
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11283
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11284
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11285
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11286
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11287
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11288
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11289
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11290
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11291
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11292
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11293
+where spare gravity hides away \text\physics
11294
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\corollary
11295
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11296
+the day the cosmos went over the bagel’s hump—dark energy \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11297
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11298
+the Big Bagel--the toroidal theory of the cosmos \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11299
+anti-matter—is it in this cosmos or on the bagel’s underside? —is dark matter the bagel’s bottom? \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11300
+anti-atoms—cream cheese for the big Bagel \text\bigbang
11301
+the big Bagel—the Bloom toroidal theory of the universe \text\bigbang
11302
+the size and shape of the cosmos—pro and anti-bagel bits \text\bigbang
11303
+Big Bagel as fast food—Big Bagel summaries \text\bigbang
11304
+the big Bagel—the toroidal theory of the cosmos \text\bigbang
11305
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11306
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11307
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11308
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11309
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11310
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11311
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11312
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11313
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11314
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11315
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11316
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11317
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11318
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11319
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11320
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11321
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11322
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11323
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11324
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11325
+interplanetary origin of organic molecules—and of membrane envelopes—proto cell membranes \text\evolution
11326
+sociality uber alles--evolutionarily stable strategies and Kauffmanesque hurricanos of form \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11327
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
11328
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
11329
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
11330
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11331
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
11332
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
11333
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
11334
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
11335
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11336
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11337
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11338
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11339
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11340
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11341
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11342
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11343
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11344
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11345
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
11346
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
11347
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
11348
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
11349
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11350
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
11351
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
11352
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
11353
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
11354
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
11355
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
11356
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
11357
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
11358
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11359
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
11360
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11361
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
11362
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
11363
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
11364
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
11365
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
11366
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
11367
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
11368
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
11369
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11370
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11371
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
11372
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
11373
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
11374
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
11375
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
11376
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
11377
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
11378
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
11379
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
11380
+passion points, will, and morality—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
11381
+necessary schizophrenia--the necessity to be a good scientist and a good human being—morals and
integrity \cnt\science
11382
+the relativity of ethics, morals, and values \cnt\epistemo.lgy
11383
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
11384
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
11385
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
11386
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
11387
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
11388
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
11389
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
11390
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
11391
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11392
+artificial life and other virtual environments currently on the web \text\technology
11393
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality
\cnt\narrativ.e
11394
+iteration leads to emergent properties \cnt\fractal.doc
11395
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
11396
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11397
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
11398
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
11399
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
11400
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
11401
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11402
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
11403
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
11404
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
11405
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
11406
+animal music \text\music
11407
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
11408
+membrane power—the weave outside the genes \cnt\cells.cnt
11409
+biological building blocks in space \text\bigbang
11410
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
11411
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11412
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
11413
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
11414
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
11415
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
11416
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
11417
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
11418
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
11419
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11420
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
11421
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
11422
+smart molecules \text\evolution
11423
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
11424
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11425
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
11426
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
11427
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
11428
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
11429
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
11430
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
11431
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
11432
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11433
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
11434
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
11435
+smart molecules \text\evolution
11436
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
11437
+the one way rachet in time’s arrow \cnt\time
11438
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11439
+rachet-jerks, saltative jumps, and creative mass extinction—complexity theory and evolution \text\evolution
11440
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
11441
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
11442
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
11443
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
11444
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
11445
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11446
+the extended phenotype \cnt\groupvsi.indi
11447
,,,,,,
11448
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
11449
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
11450
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
11451
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11452
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
11453
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
11454
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
11455
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11456
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
11457
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11458
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
11459
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
11460
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
11461
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
11462
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
11463
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
11464
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
11465
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11466
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
11467
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
11468
+smart molecules \text\evolution
11469
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
11470
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11471
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
11472
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
11473
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
11474
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
11475
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
11476
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
11477
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
11478
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
11479
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
11480
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
11481
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
11482
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
11483
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
11484
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
11485
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11486
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
11487
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
11488
+smart molecules \text\evolution
11489
+what is a species?—accessorizing the backbone of dna \cnt\genetea.ms
11490
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
11491
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
11492
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
11493
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
11494
+animal music \text\music
11495
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
11496
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
11497
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
11498
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
11499
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
11500
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
11501
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
11502
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
11503
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
11504
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11505
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
11506
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
11507
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
11508
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
11509
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
11510
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
11511
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11512
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
11513
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
11514
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
11515
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
11516
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
11517
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
11518
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
11519
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
11520
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
11521
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11522
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11523
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11524
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
11525
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
11526
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
11527
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
11528
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
11529
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
11530
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
11531
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11532
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11533
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
11534
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
11535
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
11536
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11537
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
11538
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
11539
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
11540
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
11541
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
11542
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
11543
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
11544
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
11545
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
11546
+stress snaps evolution into overdrive—trials, tribulations and the alteration of the genome \cnt\evolutio.n
11547
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
11548
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11549
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
11550
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
11551
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
11552
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
11553
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
11554
+bacterial brains \cnt\future projectors
11555
+bacterial brainwork \text\evolution
11556
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11557
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11558
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11559
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
11560
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
11561
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
11562
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
11563
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
11564
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
11565
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
11566
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11567
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11568
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
11569
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
11570
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
11571
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11572
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
11573
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
11574
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
11575
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
11576
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
11577
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
11578
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
11579
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
11580
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
11581
\cnt\plantstr.tgy
11582
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
11583
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
11584
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
11585
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
11586
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
11587
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
11588
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
11589
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
11590
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
11591
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
11592
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
11593
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
11594
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
11595
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
11596
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
11597
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11598
+display of surplus \cnt\display
11599
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
11600
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
11601
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
11602
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
11603
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
11604
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
11605
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
11606
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
11607
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
11608
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
11609
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
11610
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
11611
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
11612
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
11613
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
11614
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11615
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
11616
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
11617
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
11618
+culture as sexual display \text\display
11619
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
11620
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
11621
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
11622
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
11623
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
11624
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
11625
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
11626
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11627
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11628
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
11629
+status symbols and prestige \cnt\hierarch.cnt
11630
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
11631
+display of surplus \cnt\display
11632
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
11633
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
11634
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
11635
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
11636
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
11637
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
11638
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
11639
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
11640
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
11641
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
11642
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
11643
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
11644
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
11645
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
11646
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
11647
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
11648
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
11649
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
11650
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
11651
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11652
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
11653
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11654
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
11655
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
11656
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
11657
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
11658
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
11659
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
11660
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
11661
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
11662
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
11663
+the chemical formula for fathering \text\bonding
11664
+migratory guidance systems—time-space-photon calculators \cnt\bioclock.s
11665
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
11666
+do birds “see” magnetic fields? If they can do it, why can’t we? Migration \cnt\animalin.tlg
11667
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
11668
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
11669
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
11670
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
11671
+the big picture—bouncing from r to k \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11672
+where is math in the brain? \text\math
11673
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
11674
+the evolution of math as a future projector \text\math
11675
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
11676
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
11677
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
11678
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
11679
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
11680
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
11681
+what fingers tell us about our evolution, our transhumanization, and our biology \text\evolution
11682
+language genes \text\language
11683
+unsorted \cnt\language
11684
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
11685
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
11686
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
11687
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
11688
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
11689
+language as sexual display \text\display
11690
+Neanderthal \cnt\evolutio.n
11691
+power vs. finesse—Neanderthal vs. humans \text\evolution
11692
+neanderthal violence \text\violence
11693
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
11694
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
11695
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
11696
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
11697
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
11698
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
11699
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
11700
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
11701
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
11702
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
11703
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
11704
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
11705
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
11706
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
11707
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
11708
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
11709
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
11710
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
11711
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11712
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
11713
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11714
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
11715
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
11716
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
11717
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
11718
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
11719
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
11720
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
11721
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
11722
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
11723
\text\language
11724
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
11725
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
11726
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
11727
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
11728
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
11729
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
11730
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
11731
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
11732
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
11733
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
11734
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
11735
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
11736
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
11737
+display of surplus \cnt\display
11738
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
11739
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
11740
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
11741
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
11742
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
11743
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
11744
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
11745
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
11746
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
11747
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
11748
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
11749
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
11750
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
11751
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
11752
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
11753
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11754
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
11755
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
11756
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
11757
+culture as sexual display \text\display
11758
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
11759
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
11760
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
11761
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
11762
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
11763
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
11764
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
11765
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11766
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11767
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
11768
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
11769
+language genes \text\language
11770
+unsorted \cnt\language
11771
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
11772
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
11773
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
11774
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
11775
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
11776
+language as sexual display \text\display
11777
+animal language \text\language
11778
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
11779
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
11780
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
11781
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
11782
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
11783
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
11784
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
11785
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
11786
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
11787
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11788
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
11789
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11790
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
11791
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
11792
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
11793
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
11794
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
11795
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
11796
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
11797
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
11798
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11799
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
11800
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
11801
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11802
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
11803
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
11804
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11805
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
11806
+the big picture—bouncing from r to k \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11807
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
11808
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
11809
+the myth that progress is a myth \text\discards
11810
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
11811
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
11812
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
11813
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
11814
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
11815
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
11816
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11817
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
11818
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
11819
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
11820
,,,,,,
11821
the blessings of international synergy \cnt\megamin2.cnt
11822
+the froth and yeast of a healthy society—the importance of synergy and pluralism \cnt\middleag.es
11823
trade as the key to synergy \cnt\minitrib .cnt
11824
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
11825
+let’s make a deal—the benefits of synergy \cnt\evolutio.n
11826
+tweaking and taming your neighbors--coevolution and other manipulations of those on whom you feed—I shape you,
you shape me, oh how happy we will be \cnt\evolutio.n
11827
+instant evolution and coevolution \text\evolution
11828
+competing synergies \text\evolution
11829
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
11830
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
11831
+synchronicity \cnt\corollary
11832
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
11833
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
11834
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
11835
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
11836
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
11837
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
11838
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
11839
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
11840
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
11841
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
11842
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
11843
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
11844
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
11845
+Darwin \text\history
11846
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
11847
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
11848
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
11849
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
11850
+display of surplus \cnt\display
11851
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
11852
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
11853
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
11854
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
11855
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
11856
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
11857
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
11858
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
11859
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
11860
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
11861
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
11862
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
11863
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
11864
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
11865
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
11866
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11867
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
11868
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
11869
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
11870
+culture as sexual display \text\display
11871
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
11872
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
11873
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
11874
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
11875
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
11876
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
11877
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
11878
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11879
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
11880
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
11881
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
11882
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
11883
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
11884
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
11885
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
11886
+what fingers tell us about our evolution, our transhumanization, and our biology \text\evolution
11887
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
11888
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
11889
+what makes genes shut up?—negative regulation--inhibition \text\genes
11890
+the creative use of tug-of-war—inhibition vs. excitation \cnt\brain
11891
+when the new shuts down, the old takes over—phylogenetic regression \phylogen.pro
11892
+genes and fractal knots and strings \cnt\fractal.doc
11893
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
11894
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
11895
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
11896
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
11897
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
11898
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
11899
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
11900
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
11901
+animal music \text\music
11902
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
11903
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
11904
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11905
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
11906
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
11907
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
11908
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11909
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
11910
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11911
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11912
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11913
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
11914
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
11915
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
11916
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
11917
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
11918
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
11919
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
11920
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11921
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11922
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
11923
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
11924
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
11925
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11926
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
11927
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
11928
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
11929
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
11930
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
11931
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
11932
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
11933
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
11934
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
11935
+the 21 Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
st
11936
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
11937
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11938
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
11939
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
11940
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
11941
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11942
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
11943
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
11944
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11945
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
11946
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
11947
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
11948
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
11949
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
11950
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
11951
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
11952
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
11953
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
11954
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11955
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
11956
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
11957
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
11958
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
11959
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
11960
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
11961
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
11962
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
11963
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
11964
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
11965
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
11966
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
11967
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
11968
+biotech—making the desert bloom \cnt\futurism
11969
+are stones and cells conscious? \cnt\consciousness
11970
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box-step basic of the cosmic waltz \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
11971
+Eshel Ben-Jacob’s creative webs—mind in the bacterial colony \cnt\bacteria
11972
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
11973
+the mind of a virus \cnt\bacteria
11974
+do atoms and bacteria have minds? What is consciousness? \text\evolution
11975
+from germs to geniuses—life and the evolution of future projectors
11976
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
11977
+the hows of microbial acrobatics--including how they learn from us \cnt\bacteria
11978
+bacterial networking—communication among the microbeasts \cnt\bacteria
11979
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
11980
+where are the brains of bacteria, bees, and ants? \cnt\animalin.tlg
11981
+the IQ of the colony \text\bacteria
11982
C:\text\learning machines--the adaptive culture model--imitation & swarm
intelligence.doc
11983
+we’re wired to the seasons \cnt\hibernat.ion
11984
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
11985
+opportunityinstant upgrade \text\bacteria
11986
+the cues that trigger the fleeing-fasting-feeding-questing-and-conquering modes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
11987
+summary—The Return of the Middle Ages (and the Little Ice Age) \cnt\middleag.es
11988
+microtubules and searching cells \text\searchwe.bs
11989
+microtubules and searching cells \text\searchwe.bs
11990
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
11991
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
11992
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
11993
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
11994
+animal music \text\music
11995
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
11996
+what in heck do prions pry? \text\cell
11997
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
11998
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
11999
+we’re wired to the seasons \cnt\hibernat.ion
12000
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
12001
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
12002
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
12003
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
12004
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
12005
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
12006
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
12007
+sea anemones make war \text\violence
12008
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
12009
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
12010
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
12011
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
12012
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
12013
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\evolution
12014
+the plant and insect partnership \text\evolution
12015
+the perceptual powers of plants \text\plant strategies
12016
+when plants call for help \text\plant strategies
12017
+unsorted \cnt\plantstr.tgy
12018
+behavioral strategies in plants \cnt\differen.ce
12019
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
12020
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
12021
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
12022
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
12023
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
12024
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
12025
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
12026
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
12027
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
12028
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
12029
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
12030
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
12031
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
12032
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
12033
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
12034
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
12035
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
12036
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
12037
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
12038
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
12039
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12040
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12041
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12042
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12043
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12044
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12045
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12046
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12047
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
12048
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
12049
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12050
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
12051
+the unity of group and individual selection--grid and group \cnt\groupvsi.indi
12052
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
12053
+males as intercultural fasteners \text\female
12054
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12055
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12056
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12057
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12058
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12059
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12060
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12061
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12062
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
12063
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
12064
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12065
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
12066
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
12067
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
12068
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
12069
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
12070
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12071
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
12072
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
12073
+males as mutating probes \text\female
12074
+are boys being crippled by feminism? \text\female
12075
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
12076
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
12077
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
12078
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
12079
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12080
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
12081
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
12082
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
12083
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
12084
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
12085
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
12086
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12087
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
12088
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
12089
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
12090
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
12091
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12092
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12093
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12094
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12095
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12096
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12097
+how stress and depression separate the men from the ladies \text\female
12098
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
12099
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12100
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12101
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
12102
,,,,,,
12103
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
12104
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
12105
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12106
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
12107
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
12108
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
12109
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
12110
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
12111
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12112
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12113
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
12114
,,,,,,
12115
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
12116
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
12117
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12118
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
12119
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
12120
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
12121
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
12122
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
12123
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12124
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12125
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
12126
,,,,,,
12127
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
12128
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
12129
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12130
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
12131
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
12132
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
12133
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
12134
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
12135
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12136
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12137
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12138
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12139
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12140
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12141
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12142
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12143
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12144
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12145
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12146
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12147
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12148
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12149
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12150
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12151
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12152
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12153
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12154
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12155
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12156
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12157
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12158
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12159
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12160
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12161
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12162
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12163
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12164
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12165
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
12166
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12167
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12168
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12169
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12170
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12171
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12172
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12173
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
12174
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
12175
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
12176
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12177
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12178
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
12179
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
12180
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
12181
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
12182
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
12183
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
12184
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
12185
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12186
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
12187
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12188
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
12189
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
12190
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
12191
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12192
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12193
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12194
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12195
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12196
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12197
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
12198
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
12199
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
12200
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
12201
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
12202
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
12203
+perception as a construct—dopamine and what we see \cnt\percepti.on
12204
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
12205
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
12206
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
12207
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
12208
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
12209
+science fiction—the despised desert where the real prophets preach \text\corollar.y
12210
+dreams—where corollary fragments meet \text\corollar.y
12211
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12212
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with
clarity \cnt\science
12213
+musical ecstasies—seized by the gods in the brain \cnt\music
12214
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies \cnt\superorg.nsm
12215
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
12216
+out of body experiences, dreams, ecstasies, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
12217
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
12218
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change--ancestors \cnt\social .cnt
12219
(ancestors) conservatism--its blessing, its curse, its use for change \cnt\social .cnt
12220
+does ancestor worship make us human? \cnt\culture
12221
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
12222
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
12223
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12224
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce
12225
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
12226
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12227
the hankering for chaos \cnt\social .cnt
12228
+creative bickering—niche separation \text\differen.ce
12229
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12230
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12231
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12232
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12233
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12234
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12235
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12236
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12237
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12238
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12239
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12240
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12241
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12242
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12243
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12244
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12245
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12246
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12247
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12248
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12249
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12250
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12251
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12252
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12253
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12254
+genome plasticity—hopping, skipping, and switching parts \text\genes
12255
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12256
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12257
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12258
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12259
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12260
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12261
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12262
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12263
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12264
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12265
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12266
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12267
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12268
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12269
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12270
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12271
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12272
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12273
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12274
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12275
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12276
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12277
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12278
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12279
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12280
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12281
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12282
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12283
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12284
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12285
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12286
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12287
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
12288
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12289
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12290
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12291
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12292
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12293
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12294
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12295
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
12296
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
12297
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
12298
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12299
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12300
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
12301
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
12302
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
12303
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
12304
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12305
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
12306
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12307
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
12308
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
12309
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
12310
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
12311
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
12312
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
12313
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12314
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12315
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12316
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12317
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12318
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12319
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12320
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12321
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
12322
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12323
+women bond, males battle \text\female
12324
+males as mutating probes \text\female
12325
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12326
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12327
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12328
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12329
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12330
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12331
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12332
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12333
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12334
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12335
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12336
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12337
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12338
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12339
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12340
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
12341
+women as enforcers of within-group hierarchy, men as masters of intergroup hierarchy \cnt\female.doc
12342
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12343
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
12344
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
12345
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12346
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
12347
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
12348
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
12349
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
12350
+food and mood \text\emotion
12351
+moodpoisons—hormones and receptors in a chemical and electronic world \cnt\brain
12352
+depression, neurochemicals, and philosophy \cnt\epistemo.lgy
12353
+what does emotion do to the heart beat? \text\emotion
12354
heart rate variability—heartfreeze in high gear \cnt\stress.cnt
12355
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
12356
+new age beliefs about the heart \text\new age
12357
+tissue engineering—growing hearts and kidneys in the lab \text\technology
12358
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
12359
+perceptions reset the body \cnt\percepti.on
12360
+the role of ritual \cnt\culture
12361
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
12362
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
12363
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
12364
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
12365
+the reasons for ritual \cnt\love
12366
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12367
+”meaningless” ritual as exercise for the will \cnt\will
12368
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
12369
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
12370
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
12371
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
12372
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
12373
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
12374
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
12375
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
12376
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
12377
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
12378
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
12379
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
12380
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
12381
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
12382
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
12383
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
12384
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
12385
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
12386
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
12387
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
12388
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
12389
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood \cnt\minitrib .cnt
12390
+mass moodswings \text\emotion
12391
+moodswings \text\mood
12392
+leadership--surfing the waves of the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
12393
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
12394
+let's get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \cnt\bonding
12395
+let’s get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \text\bonding
12396
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
12397
+food and mood \text\emotion
12398
+moodpoisons—hormones and receptors in a chemical and electronic world \cnt\brain
12399
+depression, neurochemicals, and philosophy \cnt\epistemo.lgy
12400
how theory makes us blind \cnt\percept .cnt
12401
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12402
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12403
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12404
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12405
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12406
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12407
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12408
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12409
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
12410
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
12411
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
12412
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
12413
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
12414
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
12415
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
12416
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
12417
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
12418
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
12419
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
12420
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
12421
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12422
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12423
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12424
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12425
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12426
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12427
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12428
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12429
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
12430
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
12431
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
12432
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
12433
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
12434
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
12435
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
12436
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
12437
+the need to be needed—the constructive power of emptiness \cnt\cas
12438
+the value of having a task \text\cas
12439
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
12440
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
12441
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12442
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
12443
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
12444
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
12445
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
12446
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
12447
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12448
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
12449
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
12450
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
12451
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12452
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12453
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12454
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12455
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12456
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12457
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12458
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12459
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
12460
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12461
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
12462
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
12463
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12464
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12465
+the World Wide Web is growing like a weed \text\fractal
12466
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
12467
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
12468
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12469
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
12470
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
12471
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
12472
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
12473
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
12474
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12475
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
12476
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
12477
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
12478
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12479
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12480
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12481
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12482
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12483
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12484
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12485
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12486
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
12487
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12488
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
12489
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
12490
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12491
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
12492
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12493
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12494
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
12495
+how did MHCs evolve? \text\mhc
12496
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence
12497
+get dem chilluns dirty—kindergarten for the immune system \text\immune system
12498
+more extracranial tentacles of the brain—the immune-system-brain connection \text\brain
12499
+isolation and immune downshift \text\isolatio.n
12500
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12501
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12502
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12503
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12504
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12505
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12506
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12507
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12508
+the missing rules of evolution \cnt\evolutio.n
12509
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
12510
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
12511
+societies of molecules--macromolecules \cnt\evolution
12512
+can molecules self-replicate? \cnt\evolution
12513
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fracta
12514
+replicative form as a unit of selection \cnt\corollary
12515
+inanimate evolution \cnt\corollary
12516
+evolving meshwork \cnt\corollary
12517
+the three EEAs \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12518
+things that assemble themselves \text\evolution
12519
+self-replicating molecules? \text\evolution
12520
+smart molecules \text\evolution
12521
+what is information?—biosemiotics, etc \text\corollar.y
12522
the information eaters \cnt\megamind.cnt
12523
trade, towns, and the informational hearbeat \cnt\minitrib .cnt
12524
+the definition of information \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12525
+information \cnt\bigbang.cnt
12526
+I shrink therefore I am--evolution and the information game \cnt\evolutio.n
12527
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn
\text\smartmolecule
12528
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
12529
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
12530
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
12531
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
12532
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
12533
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12534
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12535
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
12536
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
12537
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
12538
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
12539
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
12540
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
12541
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
12542
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
12543
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
12544
+self and group identity \cnt\self
12545
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
12546
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
12547
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
12548
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12549
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
12550
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
12551
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
12552
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
12553
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
12554
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12555
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
12556
+research supports the Bloom CAS Model—Barabasi’s Links \text\cas
12557
+to the winning idea go the spoils \text\cas
12558
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
12559
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\leaders.cnt
12560
+the Matthew Effect—To He Who Hath It Shall Be Given \cnt\attentio.n
12561
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12562
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\inanevo.ltn
12563
+cells live or die by the number of connections they make—to he who hath it shall be given \text\cas
12564
+to he who hath in social groups \text\cas
12565
+resource shifters—how to he who hath works in the immune system—receptors and competing lures \text\immune
system
12566
+molecular influence brokers \text\smartmolecule
12567
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
12568
+echoing webs of meshwork \text\fractal
12569
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fracta
12570
+to he who hath it shall be given—natural selection via gravity \text\bigbang
12571
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12572
+the cytoskeleton—general \text\cell
12573
+the cytoskeleton as a computer \text\cell
12574
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
12575
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
12576
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
12577
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
12578
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12579
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
12580
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12581
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12582
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12583
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12584
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12585
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
12586
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12587
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12588
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12589
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12590
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12591
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12592
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12593
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
12594
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
12595
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
12596
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12597
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12598
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
12599
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
12600
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
12601
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
12602
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
12603
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
12604
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
12605
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12606
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
12607
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12608
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
12609
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
12610
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
12611
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
12612
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
12613
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
12614
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12615
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12616
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12617
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12618
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12619
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
12620
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12621
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12622
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12623
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12624
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12625
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12626
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12627
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
12628
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
12629
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
12630
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12631
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12632
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
12633
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
12634
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
12635
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
12636
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
12637
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
12638
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12639
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
12640
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
12641
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
12642
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
12643
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
12644
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12645
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
12646
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12647
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12648
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12649
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12650
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12651
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12652
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12653
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
12654
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
12655
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
12656
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12657
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
12658
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
12659
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
12660
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12661
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12662
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12663
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12664
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12665
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12666
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12667
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12668
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12669
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12670
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12671
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12672
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12673
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12674
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12675
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12676
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12677
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12678
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12679
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12680
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12681
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12682
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12683
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12684
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12685
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
12686
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
12687
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
12688
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
12689
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
12690
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
12691
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
12692
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
12693
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
12694
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
12695
+righteous indignation— trampling out the vintage where the holy wrath is stored \cnt\groupbra.in
12696
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal—restlessness and novelty \cnt\groupbra.in
12697
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12698
+revolution and fundamentalism—peddling the drug of righteous indignation \cnt\politics
12699
+the need for something to oppose—goading the search web via protest and righteous zeal \text\searchwe.bs
12700
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
12701
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
12702
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self
12703
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
12704
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12705
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12706
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
12707
,,,,,,
12708
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
12709
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
12710
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12711
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
12712
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
12713
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
12714
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
12715
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
12716
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12717
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
12718
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
12719
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
12720
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
12721
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
12722
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
12723
+how stress and depression separate the men from the ladies \text\female
12724
+the power of an enemy to unite the tribe \text\sociality
12725
war--societies, like chickens, fight for a place in the pecking order \cnt\prestige.cnt
12726
why middle-aged men are the warmongers \cnt\prestige.cnt
12727
+subculture wars and perception warps \cnt\subcult .cnt
12728
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
12729
+generation wars and adult panic over teen cultures \cnt\generation gap
12730
+life in the good old days—war and pulling together in the late Stone Age \cnt\evolutio.n
12731
+war as a battle for mass emotion fought in the terrain of attention space \cnt\attentio.n
12732
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie \cnt\bonding
12733
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
12734
+war and the turbocharge of techno-creativity \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12735
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12736
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12737
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12738
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12739
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12740
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12741
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12742
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12743
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12744
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12745
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12746
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12747
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12748
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12749
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12750
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12751
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12752
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12753
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12754
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12755
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12756
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12757
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12758
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12759
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12760
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12761
+self punitiveness and introverts \text\introver.t
12762
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
12763
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
12764
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
12765
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
12766
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
12767
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
12768
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
12769
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
12770
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
12771
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan
12772
+why those in distress get less—sending out repulsion signals \cnt\cas
12773
isolation can kill \cnt\urgeto .cnt
12774
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
12775
+display of surplus \cnt\display
12776
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
12777
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
12778
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
12779
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
12780
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
12781
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
12782
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
12783
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
12784
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
12785
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
12786
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
12787
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
12788
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
12789
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
12790
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
12791
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12792
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
12793
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
12794
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
12795
+culture as sexual display \text\display
12796
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
12797
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
12798
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
12799
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
12800
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
12801
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
12802
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
12803
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
12804
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
12805
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
12806
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
12807
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
12808
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
12809
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
12810
+the big picture—bouncing from r to k \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12811
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12812
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12813
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12814
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
12815
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12816
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12817
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
12818
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
12819
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
12820
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
12821
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
12822
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12823
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12824
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
12825
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
12826
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
12827
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12828
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
12829
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12830
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
12831
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
12832
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
12833
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
12834
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
12835
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
12836
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
12837
+coastal wealth and tropical poverty \text\evolution
12838
+display of surplus \cnt\display
12839
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
12840
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
12841
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
12842
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
12843
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
12844
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
12845
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
12846
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
12847
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
12848
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
12849
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
12850
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
12851
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
12852
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
12853
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
12854
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
12855
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
12856
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
12857
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
12858
+culture as sexual display \text\display
12859
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
12860
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
12861
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
12862
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
12863
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
12864
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
12865
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
12866
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
12867
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
12868
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
12869
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12870
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
12871
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
12872
,,,,,,
12873
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
12874
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
12875
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
12876
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
12877
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
12878
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
12879
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
12880
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
12881
+serotonin and aggression \cnt\seroton
12882
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
12883
+ideas adapt to fit their niches: reshaping to slake the emotional thirsts in the mass mood \cnt\minitrib .cnt
12884
+mass moodswings \text\emotion
12885
+moodswings \text\mood
12886
+leadership--surfing the waves of the group mind \cnt\leaders.cnt
12887
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
12888
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
12889
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
12890
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
12891
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
12892
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
12893
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
12894
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
12895
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
12896
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
12897
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
12898
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
12899
+self and group identity \cnt\self
12900
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
12901
,,,
12902
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
12903
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
12904
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
12905
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
12906
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
12907
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
12908
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
12909
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
12910
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
12911
+the animal roots of language \cnt\language
12912
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
12913
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
12914
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
12915
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
12916
strategies?
12917
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
12918
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
12919
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
12920
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
12921
+animal music \text\music
12922
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
12923
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
12924
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12925
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
12926
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
12927
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
12928
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12929
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
12930
+the 21st Century experiment—the price of Social engineering \cnt\history
12931
+mindware, technology, the arts and rewired brains—generation gaps due to brainwiring change \cnt\generation gap
12932
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
12933
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
12934
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
12935
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
12936
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
12937
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
12938
+finding the gods in the brain \text\religion
12939
+finding the gods in the brain—the god module \text\religion
12940
+Persinger on geomagnetic, meteorological, and variable lobe effects on mood, religion, and paranormal experience
\text\brain
12941
+neurobiology of religion—the god module \cnt\religion.cnt
12942
+general \cnt\future projectors.doc
12943
+cycles and the fractal twists of time \text\fractal
12944
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
12945
+from microflick to macroslog—the nested scales of time \text\time
12946
+shortcuts—interneurons, reflexes, the unconscious, and speed-circuits through the brain \text\brain
12947
+the bumbling consciousness—when awareness gets in the way \text\consciou.sns
12948
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
12949
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
12950
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
12951
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
12952
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
12953
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
12954
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
12955
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
12956
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
12957
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
12958
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
12959
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
12960
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
12961
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
12962
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
12963
+visual perception \cnt\brain
12964
+visual perception \text\perception
12965
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
12966
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
12967
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
12968
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
12969
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
12970
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
12971
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
12972
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
12973
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
12974
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
12975
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
12976
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
12977
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
12978
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
12979
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
12980
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
12981
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12982
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
12983
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
12984
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
12985
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
12986
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
12987
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
12988
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
12989
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
12990
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
12991
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
12992
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
12993
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
12994
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
12995
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
12996
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
12997
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
12998
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
12999
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
13000
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
13001
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
13002
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
13003
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
13004
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
13005
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
13006
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
13007
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
13008
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
13009
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13010
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
13011
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
13012
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
13013
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
13014
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
13015
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
13016
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13017
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
13018
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13019
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
13020
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
13021
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13022
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
13023
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
13024
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
13025
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
13026
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
13027
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
13028
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13029
+self and group identity \cnt\self
13030
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
13031
,,,
13032
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13033
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
13034
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13035
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
13036
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13037
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
13038
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
13039
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
13040
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
13041
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
13042
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13043
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
13044
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
13045
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13046
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
13047
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
13048
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
13049
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
13050
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
13051
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
13052
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13053
+self and group identity \cnt\self
13054
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
13055
,,,
13056
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13057
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
13058
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13059
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
13060
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13061
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
13062
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
13063
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
13064
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
13065
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
13066
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
13067
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
13068
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
13069
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
13070
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
13071
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
13072
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
13073
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
13074
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
13075
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
13076
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
13077
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
13078
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
13079
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
13080
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
13081
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
13082
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
13083
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
13084
+why does consciousness exist? —the evolution of consciousness \cnt\consciousness
13085
+post-urban evolution—where extracranial extensions of self knit in the shawl of transcontinental brain
\cnt\evolutio.n
13086
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
13087
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
13088
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
13089
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
13090
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
13091
+the puzzles of the amygdala \text\brain
13092
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13093
+did emotion evolve as a social interface? \cnt\emotion.doc
13094
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
13095
+attention is the drug that triggers creativity \cnt\attentio.n
13096
+the extrasomatic extensions of the self \cnt\love
13097
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self \cnt\narrativ.e
13098
+the extrasomatory extensions of the self—and the introsomatory ingestion of the group \cnt\groupbra.in
13099
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
13100
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
13101
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13102
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
13103
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
13104
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
13105
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain—has Kurt Goldstein info
13106
+the infinite extracranial implant \cnt\futurism
13107
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13108
+each invention carries a mob of innovators \cnt\groupbra.in
13109
+multi-species planetary brain \cnt\groupbra.in
13110
+how the individual module shapes the group brain \cnt\groupbra.in
13111
+conciliation and creative team building versus individual genius—forging a winning team \cnt\groupbra.in
13112
+different groups=different possibilites \cnt\groupbra.in
13113
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
13114
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13115
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
13116
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
13117
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13118
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
13119
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
13120
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
13121
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
13122
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
13123
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
13124
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13125
+self and group identity \cnt\self
13126
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
13127
,,,
13128
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13129
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
13130
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
13131
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
13132
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13133
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
13134
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
13135
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
13136
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
13137
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
13138
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
13139
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
13140
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13141
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13142
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13143
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
13144
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
13145
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13146
+how did MHCs evolve? \text\mhc
13147
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence
13148
+get dem chilluns dirty—kindergarten for the immune system \text\immune system
13149
+more extracranial tentacles of the brain—the immune-system-brain connection \text\brain
13150
+isolation and immune downshift \text\isolatio.n
13151
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
13152
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
13153
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
13154
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
13155
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
13156
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
13157
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
13158
+early human violence \text\violence
13159
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
13160
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
13161
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
13162
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
13163
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13164
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
13165
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
13166
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13167
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13168
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13169
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
13170
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
13171
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13172
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
13173
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13174
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13175
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13176
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13177
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
13178
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
13179
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
13180
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
13181
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
13182
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13183
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13184
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
13185
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
13186
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
13187
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
13188
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
13189
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
13190
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
13191
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
13192
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
13193
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
13194
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
13195
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
13196
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
13197
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \cnt\brain
13198
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
13199
+the need to feed on the new—novelty-seekers in the brain \cnt\consciousness
13200
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
13201
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
13202
+the neuron clouds of curiosity—novelty seeking and incongruity testing—pattern hooks \text\brain
13203
+balancing opposites—Kaufman on cross-talk
13204
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
13205
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
13206
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
13207
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
13208
see +questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q for good stories on, and bio explanations of, artists
13209
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13210
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
13211
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
13212
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
13213
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
13214
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
13215
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
13216
+the daring and the timid-- individual differences \cnt\subcult .cnt
13217
+personality differences and the nimbleness of the social machine \cnt\subcult .cnt
13218
+are there differences between men and women? \cnt\female.doc
13219
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
13220
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
13221
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \text\differen.ce
13222
+two evolutionary needs—control and novelty
13223
+man the world traveler—did we go by sea or land?—the evolutionary roots of tourism
\cnt\evolutio.n
13224
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
13225
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
13226
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
13227
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
13228
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
13229
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
13230
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13231
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13232
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13233
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13234
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
13235
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
13236
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
13237
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
13238
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
13239
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13240
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13241
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
13242
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
13243
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
13244
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
13245
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
13246
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
13247
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
13248
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
13249
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
13250
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
13251
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
13252
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
13253
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
13254
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
13255
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13256
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13257
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13258
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13259
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
13260
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
13261
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
13262
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
13263
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
13264
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13265
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13266
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
13267
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
13268
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
13269
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
13270
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
13271
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
13272
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
13273
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
13274
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
13275
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
13276
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
13277
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
13278
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
13279
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
13280
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
13281
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
13282
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
13283
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
13284
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
13285
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
13286
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
13287
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
13288
+play deprivation \text\play
13289
+laughter \text\bonding
13290
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
13291
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
13292
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
13293
see \cnt\bonding & \text\bonding
13294
+play deprivation \text\play
13295
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
13296
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
13297
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
13298
+laughter \text\bonding
13299
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
13300
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
13301
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
13302
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13303
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
13304
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
13305
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
13306
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
13307
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
13308
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
13309
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
13310
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
13311
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
13312
+Ramachandran on self, consciousness, blind-sight, phantom limbs, and old and new pathways in the brain \text\brain
13313
+the neurobiology of hugs, grooming, and caresses \text\bonding
13314
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
13315
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
13316
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
13317
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
13318
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
13319
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13320
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
13321
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
13322
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
13323
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13324
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13325
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13326
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13327
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
13328
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13329
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13330
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13331
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13332
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13333
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13334
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
13335
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
13336
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
13337
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
13338
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
13339
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13340
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13341
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
13342
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
13343
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
13344
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
13345
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
13346
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13347
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13348
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13349
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13350
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13351
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13352
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13353
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
13354
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
13355
+summaries \cnt\future projectors
13356
+summaries \cnt\future projectors
13357
+motor neurons and memory—how the muscles help the intellect \text\memory
13358
+helping your brain by talking with your hands \text\brain
13359
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13360
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
13361
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
13362
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
13363
+maps and the anchors outside the brain—how the extrasomatory cables of self jerk and waggle the brain’s mapmaker (the topographic theory of self
meets the extrasomatory model) \cnt\self
13364
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
13365
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13366
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
13367
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13368
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
13369
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13370
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
13371
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
13372
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
13373
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
13374
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
13375
+self and group identity \cnt\self
13376
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
13377
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13378
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
13379
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
13380
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
13381
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
13382
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
13383
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13384
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13385
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
13386
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
13387
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
13388
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
13389
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
13390
+visual perception \cnt\brain
13391
+visual perception \text\perception
13392
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
13393
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
13394
+how culture and language shape the way we think \text\culture
13395
+brain and language \text\language
13396
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
13397
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt
13398
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
13399
+violence reshapes perception \text\perception
13400
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
13401
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
13402
+bullying \cnt\differen.ce
13403
+bullying, scapegoats, and social architecture \text\hierarch.y
13404
+the importance of creating cliches \tv\culture shift-how I accidentally started the 20th Century\the plan to change the world
13405
+the importance of creating cliches—culture as a multigenerational toolkit \cnt\culture
13406
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
13407
+minds can be changed…and brains can be rearranged—the power of
secular conversion \cnt\business
13408
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
13409
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13410
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13411
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13412
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13413
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13414
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13415
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13416
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13417
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
13418
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
13419
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
13420
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
13421
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
13422
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13423
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13424
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
13425
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
13426
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
13427
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
13428
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projector
13429
+violence reshapes perception \text\perception
13430
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
13431
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
13432
+bullying \cnt\differen.ce
13433
+bullying, scapegoats, and social architecture \text\hierarch.y
13434
+other kinds of animals can read your MHCs \text\mhc
13435
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
13436
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13437
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13438
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13439
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13440
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13441
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13442
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13443
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13444
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
13445
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
13446
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
13447
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
13448
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
13449
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13450
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13451
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
13452
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
13453
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
13454
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
13455
+soul, emotion, music, math and cosmos, why do they relate? \cnt\music
13456
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
13457
+pheremones and symmetry \text\pheromones
13458
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that split in two \cnt\bigbang.cnt
13459
+opposites, symmetry, and symmetries that break in two \cnt\opposit.es.doc
13460
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
13461
+supersymmetry—is The Standard Model being nibbled away? \text\physics
13462
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
13463
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13464
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
13465
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13466
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13467
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
13468
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13469
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
13470
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13471
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
13472
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
13473
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
13474
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
13475
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
13476
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
13477
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
13478
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
13479
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13480
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13481
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
13482
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13483
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
13484
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13485
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13486
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
13487
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13488
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
13489
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13490
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
13491
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
13492
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
13493
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
13494
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13495
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
13496
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13497
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13498
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
13499
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13500
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
13501
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13502
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
13503
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
13504
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
13505
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromones
13506
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
13507
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
13508
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
13509
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
13510
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
13511
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
13512
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
13513
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
13514
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
13515
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
13516
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
13517
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
13518
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
13519
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
13520
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
13521
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
13522
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
13523
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
13524
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
13525
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
13526
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
13527
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13528
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
13529
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13530
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13531
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
13532
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13533
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
13534
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13535
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
13536
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
13537
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
13538
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
13539
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
13540
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
13541
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
13542
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13543
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13544
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
13545
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
13546
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
13547
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
13548
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13549
+to smell or speak, that is the question \cnt\evolutio.n
13550
+messing around with mhc’s—do you smell good to me? \cnt\love
13551
+ethnic animosity and smell \cnt\pheromon.es
13552
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
13553
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
13554
+the gene that switches on the sniffer \text\pheromones
13555
+macroproteins that switch receptors on or off \text\receptor
13556
+do circuits of smell shape the emerging brain? \text\pheromones
13557
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
13558
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who
married dear old dad \text\mhc
13559
+the diversity generator \cnt\subcult .cnt
13560
+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters \cnt\differen.ce+MHCs, dynorphins, and genetic diversity sorters
\cnt\differen.ce
13561
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
13562
+cross-species pheremonal communication \text\pheromones
13563
+how did MHCs evolve? \text\mhc
13564
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence
13565
+get dem chilluns dirty—kindergarten for the immune system \text\immune system
13566
+more extracranial tentacles of the brain—the immune-system-brain connection \text\brain
13567
+isolation and immune downshift \text\isolatio.n
13568
+how did MHCs evolve? \text\mhc
13569
+doesn’t the immune system make war? War on the microlevel \cnt\violence
13570
+get dem chilluns dirty—kindergarten for the immune system \text\immune system
13571
+more extracranial tentacles of the brain—the immune-system-brain connection \text\brain
13572
+isolation and immune downshift \text\isolatio.n
13573
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
13574
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
13575
+hippocampal shrinkage \cnt\cas
13576
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
13577
+health and social ties \cnt\attentio.n
13578
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13579
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
13580
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
13581
+inner-judges (self-destruct vs. confidence mechanisms)—their biology \cnt\cas
13582
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan
13583
+why those in distress get less—sending out repulsion signals \cnt\cas
13584
isolation can kill \cnt\urgeto .cnt
13585
+rejection squashes IQ \text\isolatio.n
13586
+self punitiveness and introverts \text\introver.t
13587
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
13588
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
13589
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
13590
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
13591
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
13592
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
13593
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
13594
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
13595
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
13596
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
13597
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
13598
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
13599
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
13600
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
13601
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
13602
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
13603
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
13604
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
13605
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13606
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
13607
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13608
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
13609
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
13610
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
13611
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
13612
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
13613
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
13614
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
13615
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
13616
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
13617
+the teens and twenties and dopamine \text\dopamine
13618
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
13619
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
13620
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
13621
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
13622
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
13623
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
13624
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
13625
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
13626
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
13627
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
13628
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
13629
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
13630
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
13631
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
13632
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
13633
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
13634
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
13635
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
13636
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
13637
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
13638
+the bond between a father and his kids—root of the human family \text\evolution
13639
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
13640
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
13641
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
13642
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
13643
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
strategies?
13644
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
13645
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
13646
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
13647
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
13648
+animal music \text\music
13649
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
13650
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
13651
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
13652
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
13653
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
13654
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
13655
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
13656
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
13657
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
13658
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
13659
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
13660
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
13661
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
13662
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
13663
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
13664
+psycho-nutrition—resetting moods with food \text\emotion
13665
+let's get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \cnt\bonding
13666
+let’s get together for lunch—the bonding power of fat \text\bonding
13667
+winning over hearts and minds—candybars to children and the benefits of war--imprinting \cnt\intergroup
tourmanents
13668
see \cnt\bonding & \text\bonding
13669
+play deprivation \text\play
13670
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
13671
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
13672
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
13673
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
13674
+Ramachandran on self, consciousness, blind-sight, phantom limbs, and old and new pathways in the brain \text\brain
13675
+the neurobiology of hugs, grooming, and caresses \text\bonding
13676
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
13677
+violence reshapes perception \text\perception
13678
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
13679
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
13680
+bullying \cnt\differen.ce
13681
+bullying, scapegoats, and social architecture \text\hierarch.y
13682
+sports as the way a community shows its stuff \text\display
13683
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13684
+animal origin of spectator sports \text\hierarch.y
13685
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders
13686
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
13687
+synchronizing habits via sports \cnt\culture
13688
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
13689
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
13690
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
13691
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
13692
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
13693
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
13694
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
13695
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
13696
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
13697
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
13698
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
13699
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
13700
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
13701
+the benefit of bursts of stress \text\stress
13702
+conversations with Neil Greenberg’s brain—dopamine, the striatum, stress-handling systems,
epinephrine, and hierarchy \cnt\control
13703
+when hormones have a double-edge--boosting those on top and bedraggling those on the bottom \text\hierarch.y
13704
+the hormones of hierarchy \text\hierarch.y
13705
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
13706
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
13707
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
13708
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
13709
+control’s hormonal cocktail \cnt\control
13710
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
13711
+the beat of the hormonal drum—the rhythm of chemical spurts \cnt\music
13712
+music and hormonal recipes \cnt\music
13713
+to he who hath it shall be given \cnt\cas
13714
+caring is alpha behavior, brawling is for bums \cnt\hierarch.y
13715
+conspicuous display of choice \cnt\hierarch.y
13716
+a self for every occasion \text\self.text
13717
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \cnt\fetalhor.mon
13718
+warfare in the womb \cnt\fetalhor.mon
13719
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeatiing the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
13720
,,,,,,
13721
+morphing in the waters of the womb—marinating in hormones \text\womb
13722
+warfare in the womb \text\womb
13723
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
13724
+stress and marinade in the womb \text\stress
13725
+wombwars \text\r&k.doc
13726
+morphing in the waters of the womb \text\kagan
13727
+iteration, instant evolution, and the skills of jumping genes--transposons \cnt\genetea.ms
13728
+warring factions in the team of genes \cnt\genetea.ms
13729
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
13730
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
13731
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
13732
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
13733
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
13734
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
13735
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
13736
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
13737
see \cnt\bonding & \text\bonding
13738
+play deprivation \text\play
13739
humor--the conformity enforcer \cnt\conform .cnt
13740
+the parts of the brain that get the joke--humor \text\brain
13741
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
13742
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
13743
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13744
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
13745
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field
independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
13746
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
13747
+the unholy alliance—genes, memes, and idealism \cnt\groupbra.in
13748
+how culture sculpts genes \cnt\culture
13749
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
13750
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
13751
+cultures of violence, r strategy, genes of violence, and the spadefoot toad—warrior cultures—war comes from the lust to
thrive, not from the need of the pathetic to survive \cnt\violence
13752
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13753
+how genes shape culture and how culture shapes genes \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
13754
+how pheromones tweak genes \cnt\pheromon.es
13755
+yeast, worms, mice, and human beings—how many genes do we share? \text\evolution
13756
+human genes from bacterial ancestors \text\evolution
13757
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
13758
+an organism is just a gene team’s test bench \text\genes
13759
+do moms’ moods switch on fetal genes? \text\womb
13760
+the family’s the same, but, oh, how those genes have changed \text\differen.ce
13761
+when the social group shrinks, bizarreness genes cut loose \text\differen.ce
13762
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
13763
+different scenes for different genes—how mood maps change the way we see--perception & emotion \text\introver.t
13764
+going bats over vampire bats—when r&k sneak into genes \text\r&k.doc
13765
+the battle of your parents’ genes \text\brain
13766
+half the genes are brainmakers \text\brain
13767
+the crazy dance-steps of the water spider—dolomedes triton \cnt\culture
13768
+microdifferentiation \cnt\evolution
13769
+the perpetual evolution of new religions \text\religion
13770
+in praise of pokemon \text\play
13771
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
13772
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
13773
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
13774
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
13775
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
13776
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
13777
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
13778
+display of surplus \cnt\display
13779
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
13780
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
13781
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
13782
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
13783
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
13784
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
13785
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
13786
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
13787
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
13788
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
13789
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
13790
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
13791
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
13792
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
13793
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
13794
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13795
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
13796
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
13797
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
13798
+culture as sexual display \text\display
13799
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
13800
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
13801
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
13802
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
13803
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
13804
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
13805
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
13806
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
13807
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
13808
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
13809
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
13810
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
13811
+display of surplus \cnt\display
13812
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
13813
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
13814
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
13815
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
13816
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
13817
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
13818
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
13819
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
13820
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
13821
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
13822
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
13823
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
13824
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
13825
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
13826
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
13827
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13828
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
13829
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
13830
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
13831
+culture as sexual display \text\display
13832
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
13833
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
13834
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
13835
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
13836
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
13837
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
13838
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
13839
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
13840
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
13841
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
13842
+status symbols and prestige \cnt\hierarch.cnt
13843
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
13844
+display of surplus \cnt\display
13845
+frivolous excess—consumerism as a substitute for violence \cnt\display
13846
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
13847
+language genes \text\language
13848
+unsorted \cnt\language
13849
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
13850
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
13851
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
13852
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
13853
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
13854
+language as sexual display \text\display
13855
+evolution of the sagging breast \cnt\female.doc
13856
+when flash brings food your way \text\display
13857
+art and the Swiss-Army knife effect—the many simultaneous evolutionary uses of art \cnt\art.cnt
13858
+the swiss army knife effect--crossing corollary generator theory and evolution \cnt\corollary
13859
+The Swiss Army Knife Principle--anything evolved takes on seven other roles \cnt\evolutio.n
13860
+the swiss-blade army knife effect—every tool has seven uses \text\evolution
13861
+consciousness as a culture-builder \cnt\consciousness
13862
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
13863
+under stress women bond, men fight or hole up and die away \text\stress
13864
+men as probeheads, women as the anchor of homebase \cnt\female.doc
13865
+maternal bonding--touch, odor, oxytocin, etc. \cnt\bonding
13866
+women bond, men battle—oxytocin versus testosterone \text\bonding
13867
+oxytocin--the emotional binder \text\bonding
13868
+love and oxytocin and vasopressin \text\love
13869
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
13870
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
13871
+the parade of jewels and silverware—female display \text\display
13872
+Babbitry and Snobbery--females as in-group hierarchy enforcers, males as battlers for between group position
\cnt\hierarch.y
13873
+the parade of jewels and silverware—female display \cnt\display
13874
+sports as the way a community shows its stuff \text\display
13875
+the powers of peaceful combat--sports \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
13876
+animal origin of spectator sports \text\hierarch.y
13877
+congealing the superorganism with sports \cnt\leaders
13878
+the shunning of the nerds—where do high IQ sports-goofs fit? \cnt\differen.ce
13879
+synchronizing habits via sports \cnt\culture
13880
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13881
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
13882
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13883
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
13884
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13885
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
13886
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
13887
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
13888
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
13889
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
13890
+self and group identity \cnt\self
13891
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
13892
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
13893
+cognition as compression—I shrink therefore I am \text\perception
13894
+why math works \text\math
13895
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
13896
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13897
+the strange fit between aesthetics and reality \cnt\art.cnt
13898
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13899
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13900
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13901
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13902
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13903
+the brain of a lone bacterium \cnt\bacteria
13904
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13905
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
13906
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
13907
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13908
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13909
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
13910
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
13911
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
13912
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13913
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
13914
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
13915
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
13916
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
13917
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
13918
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
13919
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13920
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13921
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
13922
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
13923
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
13924
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
13925
+macromolecular harmonies—overlapping oscillations as information containers \cnt\pheromon.es
13926
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
13927
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13928
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13929
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
13930
+oscillation, the primordial pulse \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13931
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13932
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
13933
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
13934
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
13935
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
13936
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
13937
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13938
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
13939
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
13940
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
13941
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
13942
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
13943
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
13944
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
13945
+does time exist? \text\time
13946
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
13947
13948
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
13949
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
13950
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
13951
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
13952
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
13953
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
13954
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
13955
+metaphor, metaphor everywhere and nary a naked reality—multiple systems of representation \cnt\metaphor.cnt
13956
+future-projecting neurons \text\future projectors
13957
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
13958
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
13959
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
13960
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
13961
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
13962
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13963
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
13964
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
13965
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
13966
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
13967
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
13968
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
13969
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
13970
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
13971
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13972
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
13973
+will--summaries \cnt\will
13974
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
13975
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
13976
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
13977
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
13978
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
13979
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
13980
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
13981
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
13982
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
13983
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
13984
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
13985
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
13986
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
13987
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
13988
+will--summaries \cnt\will
13989
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
13990
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
13991
+why mind is always the last to know--—brain-clues from dr. libet \cnt\consciousness
13992
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
13993
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
13994
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
13995
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
13996
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
13997
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
13998
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
13999
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
14000
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
14001
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
14002
+shortcuts—interneurons, reflexes, the unconscious, and speed-circuits through the brain \text\brain
14003
+the bumbling consciousness—when awareness gets in the way \text\consciou.sns
14004
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14005
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14006
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14007
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
14008
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14009
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
14010
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
14011
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
14012
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14013
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
14014
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
14015
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
14016
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
14017
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
14018
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
14019
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14020
+does time exist? \text\time
14021
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14022
14023
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14024
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
14025
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14026
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
14027
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
14028
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14029
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
14030
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14031
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
14032
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14033
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
14034
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
14035
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
14036
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14037
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
14038
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
14039
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
14040
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
14041
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
14042
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
14043
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14044
+does time exist? \text\time
14045
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14046
14047
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14048
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
14049
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14050
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
14051
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
14052
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14053
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
14054
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
14055
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
14056
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
14057
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14058
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
14059
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
14060
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
14061
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14062
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14063
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14064
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
14065
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14066
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
14067
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
14068
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
14069
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
14070
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14071
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14072
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14073
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
14074
+the irrationality of Reason \cnt\percepti.on
14075
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain—why to write science with clarity \cnt\science
14076
how theory makes us blind \cnt\percept .cnt
14077
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14078
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
14079
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14080
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
14081
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14082
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14083
+the thinking cap—does creativity flow from the adaptive unconscious? \text\creativi.ty
14084
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14085
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
14086
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
14087
+pheromones in humans—the smell factor \text\pheromones
14088
+hunger and the squabbles in the brain—appetite and gaining weight \text\brain
14089
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
14090
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
14091
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
14092
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14093
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14094
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
14095
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
14096
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
14097
+shortcuts—interneurons, reflexes, the unconscious, and speed-circuits through the brain \text\brain
14098
+the bumbling consciousness—when awareness gets in the way \text\consciou.sns
14099
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14100
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
14101
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14102
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
14103
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\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
14104
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
14105
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14106
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
14107
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
14108
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
14109
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
14110
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
14111
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
14112
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14113
+does time exist? \text\time
14114
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
14115
14116
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14117
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
14118
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
14119
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
14120
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
14121
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14122
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
14123
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14124
+the brain as part of a body-wide system \cnt\brain
14125
+how the body moves the brain \cnt\brain
14126
+squabbles for dominance within the brain—powergrabs \cnt\brain
14127
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14128
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14129
+the conscious mind as organizer and consensus maker \text\consciou.sns
14130
+where is will in the brain? \cnt\will
14131
+libet and the will which comes before will \text\consciou.sns
14132
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14133
+Ramachandran on self, consciousness, blind-sight, phantom limbs, and old and new pathways in the brain \text\brain
14134
+the neurobiology of hugs, grooming, and caresses \text\bonding
14135
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
14136
+will--summaries \cnt\will
14137
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
14138
+do past, present, and future exist? \cnt\time
14139
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
14140
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
14141
+the motivated universe \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14142
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
14143
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
14144
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
14145
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
14146
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
14147
+how the future drags us forward—teleology and teleonomy \text\time
14148
+self organization, teleonomy, and morally-directed evolution—veering from science to New Age dreams?
\text\complexi.ty
14149
+frothing at the mouth—a foaming universe \text\physics
14150
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
14151
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
14152
+will--summaries \cnt\will
14153
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
14154
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
14155
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14156
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
14157
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
14158
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14159
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14160
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
14161
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
14162
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
14163
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
14164
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
14165
+self and group identity \cnt\self
14166
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
14167
,,,
14168
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14169
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
14170
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
14171
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
14172
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
14173
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
14174
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
14175
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14176
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
14177
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\sel
14178
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
14179
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
14180
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
14181
+unsorted \cnt\prophecy
14182
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
14183
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
14184
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
14185
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14186
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
14187
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
14188
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14189
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14190
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
14191
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
14192
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
14193
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
14194
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
14195
+self and group identity \cnt\self
14196
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
14197
,,,
14198
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14199
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
14200
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
14201
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
14202
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
14203
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
14204
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
14205
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14206
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
14207
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
14208
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
14209
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
14210
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
14211
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14212
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
14213
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
14214
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
14215
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
14216
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14217
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
14218
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
14219
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14220
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14221
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
14222
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
14223
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
14224
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
14225
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
14226
+self and group identity \cnt\self
14227
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
14228
,,,
14229
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14230
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
14231
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
14232
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
14233
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
14234
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
14235
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
14236
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14237
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
14238
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
14239
grid and group \cnt\urgeto .cnt
14240
+the mapmaker in the chaos of the brain: the topographic theory of the self \cnt\self
14241
+goals--a map of the future \cnt\self
14242
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14243
goals are the staff of life \cnt\stress .cnt
14244
+video games as practice for the next decade \cnt\play
14245
+the value of having a task \text\cas
14246
+the value of having an enemy—what is meaning? \cnt\religion.cnt
14247
+structure deprivation \cnt\control
14248
+the good and evil poles of myth \cnt\narrativ.e
14249
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
14250
+myth as chartmaker in the sea of time, plot as topography \cnt\self
14251
+the other guy is the bad guy--the backbone of myth \cnt\percepti.on
14252
+perceptual oscillation--the Sherwood Anderson Effect \cnt\percepti.on
14253
bickering and backstabbing and the hatred between brothers \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
14254
our enemies extend our minds \cnt\subcult2 .cnt
14255
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
14256
+creative bickering \cnt\differen.ce
14257
+the self in the left brain \cnt\brain
14258
+how the group shapes the individual as a module—and how the individual shapes the group (includes genes and field independence) \cnt\groupbra.in
14259
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14260
+is intelligence collective or individual? \cnt\groupbra.in
14261
+the multi-generational brain--genes versus ideas \cnt\groupbra.in
14262
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14263
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14264
+the outdoor pontoons of the mind extracranial and extrasomatory extensions of the brain \cnt\brain
14265
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
14266
+the grip of others in our brain \cnt\brain
14267
+the arena of others within us \cnt\self
14268
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial extensions of self \cnt\self
14269
+self and group identity \cnt\self
14270
+how an audience calls forth the self \cnt\self
14271
,,,
14272
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14273
+sociality and the growth of brain—a tale of evolution \text\brain
14274
+the grip of others in our brain—where is social attention \text\brain
14275
+grocking faces—why mothers cradle babies on the left \text\brain
14276
+extra-cranial adaptations—Kurt Goldstein—the outboard pontoons of the brain \text\brain
14277
+is the cerebellum the mapmaker of self?—mapmakers in the brain \text\self.text
14278
+when the audience leaves, the self disappears \text\self.text
14279
+the big five of health—goals, structure, being needed, control, and meaning \text\self.text
14280
+extrasomatory extensions of self—the self as a social switchpoint \text\self.text
14281
+the animal roots of language \cnt\language
14282
entertainment as exercise for the animals in the brain \cnt\stress .cnt
14283
+play as practice, play as r&d \cnt\play
14284
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14285
+entertainment and the need for mood flips \text\searchwe.bs
14286
when is a pop star a birth control device \cnt\r&k.cnt
14287
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14288
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
14289
+Secular Salvation--The Role of Media in a post-Millennial World--electrofringe99 \cnt\politics
14290
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business, ,
14291
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
14292
+a tool of group cohesion—the blood of the martyr \cnt\martyr
14293
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
14294
+martyrdom \text\islam
14295
+why scientists must self-promote—the star system \cnt\science
14296
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage—why the star system works \cnt\attentio.n
14297
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\attentio.n
14298
+the importance of poster people—superstars, celebrity, and the imprint of a generation’s soul \cnt\soul
14299
+the need to be a superstar—martyrdom, attention, honor, and immortality \cnt\martyr
14300
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14301
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
14302
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
14303
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
14304
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
14305
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
14306
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
14307
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
14308
+switch groups, switch rank, switch selves \text\hierarchy
14309
+linking seas of waving brains \cnt\brain
14310
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
14311
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14312
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
14313
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
14314
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
14315
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
14316
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
14317
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
14318
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
14319
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14320
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
14321
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
14322
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
14323
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
14324
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
14325
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
14326
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
14327
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
14328
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
14329
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
14330
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
14331
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
14332
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
14333
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
14334
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
14335
+emotions are social \text\emotion
14336
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet \cnt\percept .cnt
14337
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
14338
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
14339
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
14340
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
14341
+a feeling can be catching—emotional contagion \text\groupmin.d
14342
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
14343
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
14344
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
14345
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
14346
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
14347
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
14348
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
14349
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
14350
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
14351
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
14352
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14353
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
14354
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
14355
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14356
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
14357
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14358
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
14359
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14360
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
14361
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14362
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
14363
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14364
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
14365
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
14366
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
14367
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14368
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
14369
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
14370
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
14371
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
14372
+how developments in the first year of life help pinpoint which parts of the brain do what and how—imprinting and the
impact of others on the structure of the brain \text\brain
14373
unexercised circuits flounder in disconnected ways \cnt\nipple .cnt
14374
+The John Wayne Syndrome—emotional disconnection and the male mystique \text\female
14375
+the invisible servant—the unconscious \text\consciou.sns
14376
+the invisible trickster—the unconscious—connecting humans in new ways \cnt\consciousness
14377
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
14378
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
14379
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
14380
+the selves beneath the floorboards of the self— the tyrannical mob beneath the floor of consciousness \cnt\self,
14381
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14382
+insecurity, hugs, rubs, and data exchange \cnt\groupbra.in
14383
+the extrasomatory extensions of self—why we can’t just love ourselves, or psychobabble’s bad advice—extracranial
extensions of self \cnt\self
14384
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14385
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
14386
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
14387
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
14388
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
14389
+the obligations of the culture makers \cnt\culture
14390
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
14391
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
14392
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
14393
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
14394
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
14395
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
14396
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
14397
+secular shamanism \cnt\business
14398
+passion points—the anchors of the soul—human imprinting and critical periods \text\soul
14399
+the science of the soul \cnt\soul
14400
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
14401
+group soul \cnt\soul
14402
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
14403
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
14404
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
14405
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
14406
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
14407
adolescents, the mold breakers \cnt\social .cnt
14408
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
14409
+growing a self—the development of self in adolescence and early life \cnt\self
14410
+the adolescent brain \cnt\brain
14411
+learning and the luxury of adolescence \text\evolution
14412
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge \text\evolution
14413
+the adolescent brain \text\brain
14414
+adolescence gets longer \text\adolescence
14415
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
14416
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14417
+passion points and will—imprinting—the others buried within us \cnt\will
14418
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
14419
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14420
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
14421
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14422
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
14423
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14424
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
14425
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14426
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
14427
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14428
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
14429
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
14430
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14431
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14432
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
14433
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
14434
+imprinting, phenotypes and politics \cnt\politics
14435
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
14436
+the invention of adolescence and man’s learning turbocharge—why long childhood and long life? \cnt\evolutio.n
14437
+swarming, sitting, and fruiting socially \text\bacteria
14438
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand \cnt\groupbra.in
14439
+opposites and oscillation--symphonies of form \cnt\opposit.es.doc
14440
+spice is nice when bland’s on hand—cooperation and competition: getting the recipe right
14441
+the struggle of opposites—and its blessings \cnt\cas
14442
+the contribution of losers \cnt\cas
14443
gossip--the food of the gods \cnt\percept .cnt
14444
+gossip--the food of the gods \text\groupmin.d
14445
+would-be leaders as probeheads \cnt\leaders.cnt
14446
+youngsters as probeheads among animals and humans \cnt\generation gap
14447
+probeheads \cnt\groupbra.in
14448
+subordinates as probeheads \cnt\probeheads
14449
+the value of the bold—pioneers as public probeheads \cnt\probeheads
14450
+males as mutating probes \text\female
14451
See +hierarchy—what it does for us and why we can’t get rid of it \cnt\hierarch.cnt
14452
+ubiquity of hierarchy--or, hierarchy, hierarchy everywhere \cnt\hierarch.y
14453
+bullying and scapegoats \cnt\hierarch.y
14454
+humor \cnt\hierarch.y
14455
+play—humiliating the loser, showing who’s on top \cnt\hierarch.y
14456
+gossip--the food of the gods--schadenfreude \text\groupmin.d
14457
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
14458
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
14459
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
14460
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
14461
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
14462
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
14463
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
14464
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
14465
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
14466
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet \cnt\percept .cnt
14467
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
14468
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
14469
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
14470
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
14471
+a feeling can be catching—emotional contagion \text\groupmin.d
14472
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
14473
cyber
14474
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
14475
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
14476
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
14477
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
14478
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
14479
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
14480
+cybersexuality \text\politics
14481
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
14482
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
14483
+waging cyber war \text\politics
14484
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
14485
+microempowerment—reinventing the mundane \cnt\business
14486
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
14487
+microempowerment--making miracles of the mundane \text\business
14488
+display of surplus \cnt\display
14489
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
14490
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
14491
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
14492
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
14493
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
14494
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
14495
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
14496
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
14497
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
14498
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
14499
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
14500
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
14501
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
14502
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
14503
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
14504
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14505
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
14506
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
14507
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
14508
+culture as sexual display \text\display
14509
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
14510
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
14511
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
14512
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
14513
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
14514
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
14515
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
14516
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
14517
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
14518
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
14519
+why your veggies can kill you: poison warfare waged by plants \text\plant strategies
14520
+Neanderthal \cnt\evolutio.n
14521
+power vs. finesse—Neanderthal vs. humans \text\evolution
14522
+neanderthal violence \text\violence
14523
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14524
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
14525
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
14526
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
14527
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
14528
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
14529
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
14530
+early human violence \text\violence
14531
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
14532
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
14533
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
14534
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
14535
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
14536
+the myth of the noble savage \text\politics
14537
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14538
+hierarchy among indigenous peoples \cnt\hierarch.y
14539
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
14540
+blood lust \cnt\violence
14541
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
14542
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14543
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14544
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
14545
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
14546
+the value of rage \text\violence
14547
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
14548
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
14549
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
14550
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
14551
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
14552
+blood lust \cnt\violence
14553
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
14554
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14555
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14556
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
14557
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
14558
+the value of rage \text\violence
14559
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
14560
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
14561
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
14562
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
14563
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
14564
+war lust, war intoxication \cnt\massmoo.ds
14565
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14566
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
14567
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
14568
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
14569
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
14570
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
14571
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
14572
+early human violence \text\violence
14573
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
14574
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
14575
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
14576
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
14577
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
14578
+blood lust \cnt\violence
14579
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
14580
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14581
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14582
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
14583
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
14584
+the value of rage \text\violence
14585
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
14586
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
14587
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
14588
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
14589
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
14590
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
14591
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
14592
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
14593
strategies?
14594
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
14595
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
14596
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
14597
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
14598
+animal music \text\music
14599
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
14600
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
14601
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
14602
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
14603
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
14604
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
14605
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
14606
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
14607
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
14608
synchronicity \cnt\entropy .cnt
14609
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \cnt\corollary
14610
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
14611
+the gist—supersimultaneity and sypersynchrony art bell extraterrestrial life notes 0620-02
14612
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\groupbra.in
14613
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\soul
14614
+synchronicity, supersimultaneity, and supersynchrony \text\corollar.y
14615
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\fractal
14616
+déjà vu all over again—synchronicity and convergent evolution \text\evolution
14617
+pulsing in synchrony—from neurons to yeast and up: the case of coupled oscillation \text\music
14618
\socio\articles by hb\the xerox effect
14619
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
14620
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
14621
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
14622
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
14623
strategies?
14624
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
14625
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
14626
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
14627
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
14628
+animal music \text\music
14629
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
14630
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
14631
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
14632
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
14633
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
14634
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
14635
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
14636
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
14637
+we are probing fingers of just one thing—the system of dna \text\evolution
14638
+genetic backbones with fancy add-ons—species?—cousins in the family of dna \cnt\evolution
14639
+cranking out proteins by the book—how ribosomes, RNA, and DNA team up \text\cell
14640
+children of the big bang \text\granduni,cnt
14641
+animal music \text\music
14642
+children of the big bang \text\evolution
14643
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt
14644
+music and the creation of internal reality \cnt\music
14645
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
14646
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our
14647
strategies?
14648
+do dance and stance change the way we feel—do they change our strategies? \cnt\dance
14649
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \text\bonding
14650
+music as supernormal social stimuli, social supercues, and rehearsal for the drama of sociality \text\music
14651
+fractal iterations in music, social structure, and scientific thought \text\music
14652
+animal music \text\music
14653
+music, disharmony, diversity generation \cnt\differen.ce
14654
+lateral inhibition—competing scraps of the cosmos, competing birds and humans, too \cnt\differen.ce
14655
+adjustable genes and epigenesis--mindware, moods, and ideologies \cnt\genetea.ms
14656
+mindware, memes, brain rearrangement and self \cnt\self
14657
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
14658
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
14659
+retweaking the settings of genes—epigenesis, mindware, moods, etc. \text\genes
14660
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \text\brain
14661
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
14662
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14663
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
14664
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14665
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
14666
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
14667
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
14668
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14669
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
14670
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
14671
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14672
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
14673
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14674
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14675
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
14676
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
14677
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
14678
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
14679
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
14680
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
14681
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14682
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
14683
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
14684
+the techno tribe—music and subcultural identity \text\music
14685
+music as the welder of group solidarity \text\music
14686
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
14687
+speeding up the beat--as generations age, their music slows down \cnt\music
14688
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
14689
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
14690
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
14691
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
14692
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14693
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
14694
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14695
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
14696
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
14697
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
14698
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14699
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
14700
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
14701
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14702
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
14703
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14704
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
14705
+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self+the group as an outboard extension of the self \cnt\self
14706
subcultures \cnt\subcult .cnt
14707
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14708
+subcultures write the emotional script \cnt\subcult .cnt+subcultures write the emotional script
\cnt\subcult .cnt
14709
+leaders as status symbols for the herd--or, how joe louis helped harlem rise \cnt\leaders.cnt
14710
+generation symbol flips and Hitler worship \cnt\generation gap
14711
+symbols as the suturers of group structure \cnt\groupbra.in
14712
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
14713
+do genes help us bond around symbols like the flag or the noble leader? \cnt\bonding
14714
+the techno tribe—music and subcultural identity \text\music
14715
+music as the welder of group solidarity \text\music
14716
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
14717
+speeding up the beat--as generations age, their music slows down \cnt\music
14718
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
14719
+the role of ritual \cnt\bonding
14720
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
14721
+pre-human evolution of language \text\evolution
14722
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
14723
+how culture and language shape the way we think \text\culture
14724
+brain and language \text\language
14725
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
14726
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt
14727
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
14728
+language genes \text\language
14729
+unsorted \cnt\language
14730
+evolution of speech \cnt\language
14731
+did we sing before we spoke? the evolution of language \cnt\evolutio.n
14732
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
14733
+when did we start to speak?—the origins of language—evolution of language \text\evolution
14734
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \text\evolution
14735
+language as sexual display \text\display
14736
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity \text\culture
14737
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
14738
+the poison of postmodernism \text\politics
14739
+is all the world a plot? Blinded by the glasses of lit-crit (literary criticism) \text\postmodernism
14740
+evolution of culture \cnt\culture
14741
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity—memetic theory \text\culture
14742
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
14743
+on the animal nature that underlies science—chimpanzee politics in the land of the test tube—creative (and uncreative)
quibbling \cnt\science
14744
+descriptive vs. mathematical science—empiricists versus equation-scribblers, observationalists versus the counters of
angels on a pin \cnt\science
14745
+the stone axe of science--dichotomy \cnt\science
14746
+math is metaphor in wolves’ clothing \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14747
+the limitations of math \text\math
14748
+how culture shapes the way we think \text\perception
14749
+how culture and language shape the way we think \text\culture
14750
+brain and language \text\language
14751
+memes, mindware, and mental brain rearrangers \cnt\brain
14752
perception--reality is a shared hallucination \cnt\percept .cnt
14753
+memes, mindware and other mental brain rearrangers \cnt\percepti.on
14754
cultural diffusion--the growth of the megamind \cnt\megamind.cnt
14755
+culture knots the string of past and future—“string being” \text\culture
14756
+The Baldwin Effect \cnt\evolutio.n
14757
+creativy, dreams and the corollary generator \cnt\creativ.ity
14758
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14759
+why science must learn to sing—knitting science, emotion, and new webworks in the brain \cnt\science
14760
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14761
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
14762
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
14763
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
14764
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14765
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
14766
+sublime transcendence as a tourist visa to the group mind\cnt\leaders.cnt
14767
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14768
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
14769
+I wanna girl not exactly like the girl who married dear old dad \text\mhc
14770
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
14771
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
14772
+intuition-getting the feel without the need for words \cnt\future projectors
14773
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
14774
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14775
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
14776
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
14777
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
14778
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
14779
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
14780
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
14781
+early human violence \text\violence
14782
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
14783
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
14784
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
14785
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
14786
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
14787
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
14788
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
14789
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
14790
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
14791
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14792
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
14793
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
14794
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
14795
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
14796
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
14797
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
14798
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
14799
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
14800
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
14801
+reports from generation Z \text\politics
14802
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14803
+iteration and the accidental growth of culture—everything old is new again \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14804
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change \cnt\social .cnt
14805
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
14806
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
14807
+bargaining with nature—the social origin of God, ghosts, spirits, and ancestors \text\religion
14808
+does ancestor worship make us human? \cnt\culture
14809
+cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
14810
see +cultures of empowerment and cultures of passivity in \text\r&k
14811
+cultures of failure and cultures of achievement \cnt\culture
14812
+the self-impoverishing societies of the Arabs \text\islam
14813
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
14814
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14815
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
14816
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
14817
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
14818
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
14819
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
14820
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
14821
+early human violence \text\violence
14822
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
14823
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
14824
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
14825
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
14826
+are cultures of guilt suicidal? \text\culture
14827
+it’s our fault???? \text\politics
14828
+three cheers for Chomsky \text\politics
14829
+attraction and repulsion--the algorithmic box steps of the cosmic waltz \cnt\fractal.doc
14830
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
14831
+the music of creation--attraction=harmony; repulsion=discord, cosmos=concert; evolution=symphony \cnt\music
14832
+hunting for complexity--the driven search web \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14833
+the fractal advance of perception--search webs within search webs \cnt\fractal.doc
14834
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
14835
+oscillating search webs \cnt\groupbra.in
14836
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
14837
+self organizing systems as searchers in possibility space \text\complexi.ty
14838
+the rebellion of the kids—generation swings \text\searchwe.bs
14839
+search web explorers—randomizers in the neurons of the brain \text\brain
14840
+the grandfather effect, escapism, and the oscillating search web \text\culture
14841
+display of surplus \cnt\display
14842
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
14843
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
14844
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
14845
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
14846
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
14847
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
14848
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
14849
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
14850
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
14851
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
14852
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
14853
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
14854
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
14855
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
14856
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
14857
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14858
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
14859
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
14860
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
14861
+culture as sexual display \text\display
14862
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
14863
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
14864
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
14865
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
14866
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
14867
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
14868
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
14869
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
14870
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
14871
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
14872
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
14873
+making spirit flesh--immanence \cnt\corollary
14874
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
14875
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
14876
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14877
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14878
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
14879
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
14880
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
14881
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14882
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
14883
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
14884
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
14885
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
14886
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
14887
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
14888
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14889
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14890
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
14891
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
14892
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
14893
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
14894
+algorithms for archetypes—making categories from chaos \text\perception
14895
+a strong tug at the bootstraps—concept formation \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14896
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
14897
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
14898
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14899
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14900
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
14901
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
14902
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
14903
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
14904
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
14905
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
14906
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
14907
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
14908
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
14909
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
14910
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14911
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
14912
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
14913
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
14914
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
14915
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
14916
+visual perception \cnt\brain
14917
+visual perception \text\perception
14918
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
14919
+visual perception \cnt\brain
14920
+visual perception \text\perception
14921
+visual perception and blindsight \text\brain
14922
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \cnt\religion.cnt
14923
+Persinger on geomagnetic, meteorological, and variable lobe effects on mood, religion, and paranormal experience
\text\brain
14924
+finding the gods in the brain—the god module \text\religion
14925
+Persinger on geomagnetic, meteorological, and variable lobe effects on mood, religion, and paranormal experience
\text\brain
14926
+neurobiology of religion—the god module \cnt\religion.cnt
14927
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
14928
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
14929
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \text\religion
14930
+anger as a bond-creator—the ironies of emotional attention \cnt\bonding
14931
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
14932
+antagonism as synergy--stretching the search web \cnt\opposit.es.doc
14933
+the beautiful battle-wholists and reductionists \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
14934
+bumper sticker perception, scapegoating, creative bickering, and social cohesion \cnt\groupbra.in
14935
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \text\religion
14936
+the anchoring power of blood, sweat, and tears—violence, struggle and bonding \cnt\bonding
14937
+religion as a bonder—bonds as hate-creators \cnt\religion.cnt
14938
+the detachable self—out of body experiences \cnt\self
14939
+out of body experiences, dreams, and the notion of soul \cnt\religion.cnt
14940
+outdoing the outboard--out of body experiences \text\self.text
14941
+out of body experiences and assorted ecstasies \text\religion
14942
+the gods and absorption in the megapersonality of group identity—symbols synch the group--ecstasies
\cnt\superorg.nsm
14943
+focused mass attention and performance ecstasy \cnt\attentio.n
14944
+can the limbic system dance like an angel when hooked to the cortical brain? The gods and the animals in the brain
\cnt\religion.cnt
14945
+phylogenetic progression/regression/integration \phylogen.pro
14946
+the songs of sex—orgasmic noise \cnt\music
14947
+musical ecstasies—seized by the gods in the brain \cnt\music
14948
+the obligations of prophecy \cnt\corollary
14949
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
14950
+prophets as corollary splicers \text\corollar.y
14951
tradition--the anchor in the whirlpool of change--ancestors \cnt\social .cnt
14952
+the blessing of the ancestors—appealing to tradition \cnt\culture
14953
+the ancestors within us--the transgenerational search web \cnt\percepti.on
14954
+perceptual leftovers from our brainless ancestors—how the body sees without the brain \text\evolution
14955
+does ancestor worship make us human? \text\culture
14956
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
14957
+the perpetual evolution of new religions \text\religion
14958
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
14959
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
14960
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
14961
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
14962
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
14963
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
14964
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
14965
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
14966
+animal rights=knowledge wrongs—anti-science in disguise \text\ecoterro.r
14967
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
14968
+the fear of techno-demons —the anti-science movement \text\middleag.es
14969
+techno-ideologies—luddites and the Greens versus techno-fetishists—Extropian Transhumanists \text\politics
14970
+synchronizing the zeitgeist—imprinting a global generation \cnt\generation gap
14971
the baboon instincts of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin \cnt\social .cnt
14972
the herd instinct and huddled masses (yearning to be unfree) \cnt\percept .cnt
14973
the herd instinct shines in the eyes of babes \cnt\percept .cnt
14974
+aristocratic snobbery as animal instinct \cnt\hierarch.cnt
14975
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
14976
+the politics of attention and hierarchical instincts in science \cnt\hierarch.y
14977
+the animal that grips you when you’re glued to plot—Harry Potter and the myth instinct \cnt\narrativ.e
14978
+do instincts have a balance of opposites? \cnt\opposit.es.doc
14979
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\evolutio.n
14980
+when culture is instinct in disguise \cnt\culture
14981
+demonization and the instinctual template of myth \cnt\culture
14982
+homo globalis—new social structures call for new social instincts; new social instincts call for new brains..and new
genes \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
14983
+instinct--the self as a puppet of our animal past \cnt\self
14984
+instinct and perception...or blindness \cnt\percepti.on
14985
+racism, impurity and the preening instinct \cnt\politics
14986
+display of surplus \cnt\display
14987
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
14988
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
14989
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
14990
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
14991
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
14992
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
14993
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
14994
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
14995
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
14996
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
14997
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
14998
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
14999
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
15000
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
15001
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
15002
+star wars as a peacock’s tail and trade as a display—turning warfare into ritual \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15003
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
15004
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
15005
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
15006
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15007
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
15008
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15009
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15010
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
15011
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
15012
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
15013
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15014
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15015
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15016
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
15017
+sexual loathing, societies of self-denial, and sexually transmitted disease \text\history
15018
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
15019
+Darwin \text\history
15020
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
15021
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
15022
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
15023
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
15024
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
15025
+Erasmus Darwin \text\history
15026
+Darwin \text\history
15027
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic \cnt\corollary
15028
+Darwin on group selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
15029
+the tiles of Darwin’s mosaic—the Fragestellung \text\corollar.y
15030
+Darwin on evolution \text\evolution
15031
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
15032
+the culture makers \cnt\corollary
15033
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--
Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
15034
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers
\text\differen.ce
15035
+technology remakes the culture makers \cnt\culture
15036
+the culture makers \cnt\culture
15037
+group soul \cnt\soul
15038
+culture makers \cnt\bloom
15039
+culture makers as soul incarnators \cnt\soul
15040
+the rise of a state that badly wanted to be--Germany \text\history
15041
+war fever and the birth of appeasement—how self-hatred came to Europe \text\history
15042
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
15043
+intelligence involves analyzing the vulgar, “intellectualness” requires despising it \cnt\science
15044
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
15045
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
15046
+display of surplus \cnt\display
15047
+arbitrage, economics, and enron—the cultural tools of future-sight \cnt\future projectors
15048
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \cnt\groupbra.in
15049
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\attentio.n
15050
+economics—cash is massed attention, coin is emotional need \cnt\business
15051
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \cnt\history
15052
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
15053
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
15054
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
15055
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
15056
+display and surplus \cnt\surplus
15057
+art as a display device \cnt\art.cnt
15058
+display and power conservation \cnt\display
15059
+gather ‘round, ye groupies—music as sexual display \cnt\music
15060
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language as sexual display \cnt\evolutio.n
15061
+turning display into collective wealth \cnt\groupbra.in
15062
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15063
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15064
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
15065
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
15066
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15067
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
15068
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15069
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15070
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15071
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15072
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15073
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15074
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15075
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15076
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15077
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15078
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15079
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15080
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15081
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15082
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15083
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15084
+the intifada and its consequences \text\islam
15085
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15086
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15087
+the jews and 9/11 \cnt\antisemitic
15088
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
15089
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15090
+the intifada and its consequences \text\islam
15091
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15092
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15093
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15094
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
15095
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15096
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15097
15098
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15099
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15100
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15101
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15102
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15103
control, resignation and the anesthetic cloud \cnt\invisibl.cnt
15104
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
15105
resignation \cnt\urgeto .cnt
15106
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15107
+the isolates—kids who pull out of society \text\Japan
15108
+why those in distress get less—sending out repulsion signals \cnt\cas
15109
isolation can kill \cnt\urgeto .cnt
15110
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15111
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15112
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15113
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15114
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15115
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15116
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15117
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15118
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15119
+early human violence \text\violence
15120
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
15121
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
15122
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
15123
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
15124
+animal rights=knowledge wrongs—anti-science in disguise \text\ecoterro.r
15125
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15126
+the fear of techno-demons —the anti-science movement \text\middleag.es
15127
+techno-ideologies—luddites and the Greens versus techno-fetishists—Extropian Transhumanists \text\politics
15128
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15129
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15130
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15131
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15132
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15133
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
15134
+the antiscience movement \text\science
15135
+are eco-believers trying to take us back to the age of darkness \cnt\middleag.es
15136
+is bioethics an excuse for blinding science? \cnt\middleag.es
15137
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy \cnt\future projectors
15138
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15139
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15140
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15141
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15142
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15143
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15144
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15145
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
15146
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
15147
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
15148
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15149
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15150
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15151
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15152
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15153
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15154
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15155
+self as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms? \cnt\self
15156
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\cnt\consciousness
15157
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
15158
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15159
+come up and see my etchings—art as a sexual display mechanism \text\art
15160
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15161
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15162
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
15163
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15164
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
15165
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15166
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15167
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15168
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
15169
+harvesting the weather—the migration strategy \text\evolution
15170
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15171
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15172
+future-projectors and r&k \text\middleag.es
15173
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15174
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
15175
+blood lust \cnt\violence
15176
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15177
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15178
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15179
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15180
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
15181
+the value of rage \text\violence
15182
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
15183
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15184
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15185
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
15186
+the spring of 2002—anti-semitism in the wake of the Palestinian-Israeli war \text\anti-semitism
15187
+the intifada and its consequences \text\islam
15188
+the impact of 9/11 \text\middleag.es
15189
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15190
+the jews and 9/11 \cnt\antisemitic
15191
+post 9/11 anti-Semitism \text\anti-semitism
15192
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15193
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15194
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
15195
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
15196
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
15197
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15198
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15199
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
15200
+early human violence \text\violence
15201
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
15202
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
15203
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
15204
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
15205
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
15206
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
15207
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15208
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15209
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
15210
+martyrdom \text\islam
15211
+death worship \text\Mexico
15212
cyber
15213
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15214
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15215
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15216
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15217
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15218
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15219
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15220
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15221
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15222
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15223
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15224
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15225
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15226
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15227
+cultures of failure and cultures of achievement \cnt\culture
15228
+the self-impoverishing societies of the Arabs \text\islam
15229
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
15230
+how to stop the fever of Jihad \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15231
+what can we do about Islamic violence? \text\islam
15232
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
15233
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
15234
+using "the people" below you as a hierarchical lever \cnt\hierarch.y
15235
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
15236
+Osama’s gang of rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15237
+America’s Moslem rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15238
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
15239
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
15240
+conspicuous display of choice—the underside of idealism and compassion \cnt\hierarch.y
15241
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
15242
+using "the people" below you as a hierarchical lever \cnt\hierarch.y
15243
+questing \cnt\flee-fee.d-q
15244
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
15245
+field dependence vs. field independence--why eccentrics see the clues that proper people miss
\cnt\witch .cnt
15246
+why eccentrics see the cues that proper people miss \cnt\differen.ce
15247
+corollary generation, dreams, charismatic leaders, and prophecy \cnt\corollary
15248
+creativity and the living spark of childhood \cnt\creativ.ity
15249
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
15250
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15251
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15252
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15253
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15254
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15255
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15256
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
15257
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
15258
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
15259
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
15260
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15261
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15262
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15263
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15264
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15265
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15266
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15267
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15268
+consciousnes as social interface and billboard of control—are self and consciousness display mechanisms?
\cnt\consciousness
15269
+come up and see my etchings—the evolution of art, intelligence, and language
as sexual display \text\evolution
15270
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15271
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15272
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15273
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15274
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
15275
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
15276
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
15277
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15278
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15279
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15280
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
15281
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15282
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15283
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
15284
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\self
15285
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \text\self.text
15286
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15287
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15288
+saints, prophets, martyrs and princess di \cnt\religion.cnt
15289
+martyrdom \text\islam
15290
+death worship \text\Mexico
15291
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
15292
+group soul \cnt\soul
15293
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
15294
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
15295
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
15296
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
15297
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
15298
+Hitler the artist of mass passion \text\history
15299
+the making of the Russian soul—imports, homogenizers, and the “native” volkgeist \text\Russia
15300
+display of surplus \cnt\display
15301
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15302
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15303
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15304
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15305
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15306
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15307
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
15308
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
15309
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
15310
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15311
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15312
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15313
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15314
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15315
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15316
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15317
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15318
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\cnt\consciousness
15319
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15320
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15321
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15322
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15323
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15324
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
15325
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15326
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15327
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15328
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15329
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15330
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15331
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15332
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15333
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15334
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15335
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15336
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15337
+economics and the wobbling madness of the crowd \text\groupmin.d
15338
+the western economic slide of the 1980s \text\history
15339
+sucking the economic wind from the sails (and sales) of China’s neighbors—the former tigers defanged \text\china
15340
+is there an economic crash in the offing? \text\politics
15341
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15342
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15343
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15344
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15345
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15346
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15347
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15348
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15349
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\cnt\consciousness
15350
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as sexual display \text\evolution
15351
+culture as sexual display \text\display
15352
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15353
r behavior & k behavior \cnt\r&k.cnt
15354
how instinct led to Christian denial \cnt\r&k.cnt
15355
+future-projectors and r&k \cnt\middleag.es
15356
+the hormones of hibernation \cnt\hibernat.ion
15357
+poverty and wealth, r&k, efficiency selection and luxury organs \text\evolution
15358
+r&k from molecules to human beings \text\r&k.doc
15359
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15360
+why does the underclass overproduce? \text\r&k.doc
15361
+the 1990s decline of sexuality—r&k \text\politics
15362
+are cultures of guilt suicidal? \text\culture
15363
+it’s our fault???? \text\politics
15364
+three cheers for Chomsky \text\politics
15365
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
15366
+blood lust \cnt\violence
15367
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
15368
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15369
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15370
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
15371
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
15372
+the value of rage \text\violence
15373
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
15374
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15375
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15376
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
15377
+the blood of the martyr \cnt\bonding
15378
genocide and bloodlust \cnt\nipple .cnt
15379
+blood lust \cnt\violence
15380
+evil is in US—the 3.5 billion year history of war \cnt\violence
15381
+the reality of enemies \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15382
+righteous indigation is the cocaine of the masses \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15383
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
15384
+war-fever and blood-lust \text\violence
15385
+the value of rage \text\violence
15386
why do we make war? \cnt\rise .cnt
15387
+the ultimate Jihad—Islam goes nuclear \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15388
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15389
+who are the suicide bombers? \text\politics
15390
+China’s war and peace in cyberspace \text\china
15391
+weapons of the almost-now \text\technologyy
15392
cyber
15393
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15394
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15395
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15396
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15397
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15398
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15399
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15400
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15401
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15402
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15403
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15404
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15405
cyber
15406
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15407
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15408
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15409
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15410
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15411
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15412
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15413
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15414
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15415
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15416
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15417
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15418
the commercial resurrection of Europe \cnt\megamind.cnt
15419
cyber
15420
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15421
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15422
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15423
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15424
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15425
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15426
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15427
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15428
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15429
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15430
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15431
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15432
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity \text\culture
15433
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
15434
+the poison of postmodernism \text\politics
15435
+is all the world a plot? Blinded by the glasses of lit-crit (literary criticism) \text\postmodernism
15436
+the oscillations of the multi-generation search web \cnt\generation gap
15437
+reports from generation Z \cnt\politics
15438
+the violence of indigenous peoples \text\violence
15439
+the myth of the noble savage \text\politics
15440
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15441
+hierarchy among indigenous peoples \cnt\hierarch.y
15442
cyber
15443
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15444
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15445
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15446
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15447
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15448
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15449
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15450
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15451
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15452
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15453
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15454
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15455
cyber
15456
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15457
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15458
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15459
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15460
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15461
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15462
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15463
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15464
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15465
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15466
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15467
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15468
+revolution and the spoiled rich kid effect \cnt\generation gap
15469
+Osama’s gang of rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15470
+America’s Moslem rich kids \cnt\Arab.cnt.doc
15471
+Mao—another spoiled rich kid \text\china
15472
+peaceniks beget war, and warriors beget peace—the lessons of Winston Churchill \text\politics
15473
+animal rights=knowledge wrongs—anti-science in disguise \text\ecoterro.r
15474
the destructive myth of the noble savage—the anti-knowledge crusade \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15475
+the fear of techno-demons —the anti-science movement \text\middleag.es
15476
+techno-ideologies—luddites and the Greens versus techno-fetishists—Extropian Transhumanists \text\politics
15477
+pros and cons of Sierra Clubbing seals—and other environmental issues \cnt\politics
15478
the destructive myth of the noble savage \cnt\mediev2.cnt
15479
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \cnt\brain
15480
+lighting the cavern within—the cultural enterprise and the discovery of the gods inside our selves \text\culture
15481
+self-impoverishing societies \text\culture
15482
+competition without violence--the evolution of civility \cnt\evolutio.n
15483
+violence in the brain \cnt\violence
15484
+the violent dwarf—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\brain
15485
+early human violence \text\violence
15486
+the violent dwarf in the brain—the shrunken prefrontal cortex \text\violence
15487
+violence and sex in Japanese animation \text\Japan
15488
+violence in the Q’ran \text\islam
15489
+what do we do with the barbarians? The plague of violent tribes \text\politics
15490
+are cultures of guilt suicidal? \text\culture
15491
+it’s our fault???? \text\politics
15492
+three cheers for Chomsky \text\politics
15493
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
15494
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
15495
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
15496
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
15497
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
15498
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
15499
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
15500
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
15501
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
15502
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15503
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
15504
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
15505
+war fever and the birth of appeasement—how self-hatred came to Europe \text\history
15506
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
15507
+intelligence involves analyzing the vulgar, “intellectualness” requires despising it \cnt\science
15508
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
15509
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
15510
+the myth that progress is a myth \text\discards
15511
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
15512
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
15513
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
15514
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
15515
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
15516
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
15517
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
15518
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
15519
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
15520
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
15521
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
15522
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
15523
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15524
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
15525
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
15526
+acohol and social bonding—dissolving the barrier of shyness factor \text\drugs
15527
+muscular bonding and games \cnt\play
15528
+bonding and practice—another gift of dance \cnt\dance
15529
+music, emotion, and bonding—repeating the heartbeat of the womb \cnt\music
15530
+group bonding rituals \cnt\music
15531
+music and mass meshing--bonding \cnt\music
15532
+transference—bonding and scenario-projection \cnt\future projectors
15533
+attention and bonding—the needs of attentiovores—attention-gluttons \cnt\attentio.n
15534
+functional bonding—genes, memes, and seams \cnt\bonding
15535
+social fasteners—the ties that bind—why so many bonding mechanisms? \cnt\bonding
15536
+group synchrony--music, muscular bonding,dance, and language \text\evolution
15537
+war and hunger for a common bond--cameraderie, the huddle and the squabble \text\bonding
15538
+different subcultures, different lenses of the brain—drug subcultures, , musical subcultures, etc. \cnt\subcult .cnt
15539
+serotonin—the drug of satisfaction \cnt\seroton
15540
+the agonies of Ecstasy—serotonin and dopamine \text\drugs
15541
+technological invention as a display tool—display and the evolution of societies \cnt\display
15542
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\cnt\altruism
15543
+even gibbons take in kids who’ve had a bad break—family inbreeding, outbreeding, incest, & kin selection
\text\altruism
15544
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\massmoo.ds
15545
+mass sensations and pheromones? \cnt\pheromon.es
15546
+does sexuality lead our emotions around by the nose?—the sweet smell of sex
and the roots of emotion \cnt\pheromon.es
15547
+the drive to leave the family—hating the smell of your loved ones \text\pheromones
15548
+adolescence and the topographic theory of self \cnt\differen.ce
15549
+the appeal of the tall dark stranger \cnt\differen.ce
15550
+a touch of slut and sloppiness--diversity generators \text\differen.ce
15551
+mass sensations and pheromones? \text\pheromones
15552
the purpose of popularity—where attention structures, emotional contagion, and the Matthew Principle meet
\cnt\percept .cnt
15553
why emotions are contagious \cnt\percept .cnt
15554
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter
.cnt
15555
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
15556
+the purpose of popularity—taking center stage \cnt\attentio.n
15557
+how technology grows emotional contagion—the historical swelling of celebrity \cnt\attentio.n
15558
+the superstar as the ultimate outboard self \cnt\sel
15559
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
15560
+emotional contagion \text\imitativ.e
15561
in sips they’re tonics, in gulps they kill—stress hormones \cnt\stress .cnt
15562
the hormone shift that made the Renaissance (endorphins, resignation, the fall of Rome and the rebirth of Europe)
\cnt\medieval.cnt
15563
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.cnt
15564
+the hormones of dreamland--endoprhins \cnt\middleag.es
15565
+one brain synchs another \cnt\bioclock.s (emotional contagion)
15566
+the hormones of hierarchy \cnt\hierarch.y
15567
+the hormones of display and drabness \cnt\display
15568
+bonding and breaking apart—the hormones of sociality \cnt\bonding
15569
+hormones as brain organizers \cnt\brain
15570
+testosterone—the HE hormone \text\female
15571
+switching brain modes—switching states of mind \text\emotion
15572
+come hither or just slither away—attraction and repulsion cues \cnt\pheromon.es
15573
+holes in the theory of kin selection \cnt\groupvsi.indi
15574
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
15575
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
15576
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15577
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15578
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
15579
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
15580
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
15581
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
15582
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
15583
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
15584
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
15585
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
15586
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
15587
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
15588
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15589
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15590
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
15591
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
15592
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
15593
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
15594
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
15595
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
15596
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15597
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15598
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
15599
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
15600
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
15601
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
15602
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
15603
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
15604
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
15605
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
15606
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
15607
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
15608
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15609
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15610
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
15611
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
15612
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
15613
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
15614
+the antiscience movement \text\science
15615
+are eco-believers trying to take us back to the age of darkness \cnt\middleag.es
15616
+is bioethics an excuse for blinding science? \cnt\middleag.es
15617
+is bioethics an excuse for blinding science? \text\middleag.es
15618
+the human sciences' mathematical mirage \cnt\math
15619
+descriptive vs. mathematical science \cnt\science
15620
+the life of Benoit Mandelbrot \text\fractal
15621
+creative bickering \cnt\evolutio.n
15622
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
15623
+growing a soul—passion points: imprinting and the source of primal fire \cnt\soul
15624
+the genius as a corollary splicer—tying up the loose ends of the zeitgeist \cnt\corollary
15625
+freeks, geeks, and rebels—the role of the amateur and the outsider \text\science
15626
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
15627
+the meme/virus paradigm as reductionism poisoned with morbidity \text\culture
15628
+why pick on entropy? —what’s wrong with double negatives? \cnt\entropy
15629
+the poison of postmodernism \text\politics
15630
+is all the world a plot? Blinded by the glasses of lit-crit (literary criticism) \text\postmodernism
15631
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
15632
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
15633
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
15634
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
15635
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
15636
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
15637
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
15638
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
15639
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
15640
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
15641
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
15642
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
15643
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
15644
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
15645
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15646
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
15647
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
15648
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
15649
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
15650
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
15651
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
15652
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
15653
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
15654
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
15655
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
15656
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
15657
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15658
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
15659
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
15660
+the evolution and history of trade \text\business
15661
+rational choice theory—do you seriously think we’re reasonable? \text\economics
15662
+the natural evolution of economies \text\evolution
15663
+law and order in the herd or flock—the evolutionary origins of justice—the evolution of morality \cnt\hierarch.y
15664
+the feel for justice and the force of law—the attorneys in the brain \text\brain
15665
cyber
15666
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15667
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15668
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15669
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15670
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15671
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15672
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15673
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15674
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15675
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15676
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15677
+microempowerment—reinventing the mundane \cnt\business
15678
+products as microempowerers \cnt\business
15679
+microempowerment--making miracles of the mundane \text\business
15680
+rachets, rachets everywhere—turning chaos into teleonomy \cnt\evolutio.n
15681
+the motivated universe \cnt\form.doc
15682
+the future coiled inside of us-condensing teleonomy
15683
+rachets, rachets everywhere-turning chaos into teleonomy
\cnt\evolutio.n
15684
+time—the hand crank of the universe \cnt\corollary
15685
+the restlessness of search webs and the cosmological constant \cnt\form.doc
15686
+entropy and the rise of order—nature abhors a thermodynamic equilibrium \cnt\entropy
15687
molecules dance to the music of the sun \cnt\entropy .cn
15688
+garbage into gold \cnt\entropy
15689
+eating oscillation—turning garbage into gold \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15690
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe
\cnt\evolutio.n
15691
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\brain
15692
+the chemicals of curiosity—novelty seeking \cnt\percepti.on
15693
+the need to feed on the new--novelty \cnt\consciousness
15694
+opioids, the hippocampus, and the need for novelty \text\searchwe.bs
15695
+the genes of novelty-seeking \text\searchwe.bs
15696
+turning garbage into gold—mother nature isn’t nice, she builds with disaster and creates with catastrophe—ad
campaigns and marketing in nature \cnt\evolutio.n
15697
+enviromental opportunity and intergroup tournaments—turning garbage into gold \cnt\intergroup tourmanents
15698
+turning garbage into gold \cnt\creativ.ity
15699
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\business
15700
+inventions that turn garbage into gold \cnt\futurism
15701
+turning garbage into gold \text\business
15702
+passion points—imprinting and the primal self \cnt\self
15703
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
15704
+conformists and eccentrics—how the two work hand in hand—insiders vs. outriders—homesteaders vs. explorers--Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The
Evolutionary Power of the Odd \cnt\groupbra.in
15705
+Freaks, Geeks, and Rebels: The Evolutionary Power of the Odd insiders vs outriders, homesteaders vs adventurers \text\differen.ce
15706
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollary
15707
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\creativ.ity
15708
+pain and empathy \cnt\brain
15709
+imitation \cnt\learnngo.rig
15710
+empathy—the mirror of others inside our brain \text\empathy
15711
+transubstantiation—making spirit flesh \cnt\business
15712
+the straitjacket of credentialing society \cnt\bureaucr.acy
15713
+culture—the soul of the group—can culture break free of society? \cnt\culture
15714
+group soul \cnt\soul
15715
+The War On Terrorism—why America’s worth fighting for—anthems for the American soul
\cnt\politics
15716
+passion points—imprinting and soul \cnt\business
15717
+the leadership crisis of 2002—Buckner & Bloom—leadership beyond reason—capitalism with soul
15718
+creating the soul of the group \text\soul
15719
+killing a company’s soul \text\business
15720
+capital is stored labor \text\economics
15721
+Adam Smith on Emotional Capitalism \text\economics
15722
+the errors of Adam Smith and the sins of Marx \cnt\business
15723
+Adam Smith’s error—capital is more than just stored labor, it’s stored vision and persistence, stored passion and persuasion, too \text\business
15724
central planning vs. capitalism --the socialist short circuit in the learning machine \cnt\megamind.cnt
15725
+should we overthrow capitalism and crown socialism king? \cnt\politics
15726
+capitalism--dying or in its toddler stage? \cnt\politics
15727
+is capitalism a consumer or a choice-producing society \cnt\politics
15728
+the capitalist hiding in the folds and fissures of the brain—the neurobiology of commerce and exchange \text\brain
15729
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15730
+the global anti-capitalist movement \text\politics
15731
+thank god for the little guy—grassroots entrepreneurialism—grameen style micro-capitalism \text\politics
15732
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
15733
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15734
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
15735
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
15736
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
15737
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
15738
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
15739
+emotional capitalism and the cycles of history \newpara\woody buckner\reinventing capitalism draft 0823-02
15740
+social deal detectors--cheat detectors —emotional exchange and emotional capitalism in the brain \text\brain
15741
+the evolution of trade \cnt\business
15742
+paleopsychoeconomics \cnt\business
15743
+selling secular salvation--profits through prophecy and self revelation \cnt\business
15744
+value is a passion called desire—massmoods and markets \text\business
15745
+credit is a feeling called belief \text\business
15746
+the future of the iPod—cross-platform artists \cnt\futurism
15747
+Ashley \cnt\futurism
15748
+portable brain imaging and other ways to read minds on the fly \text\technology
15749
+active galactic nuclei--black holes coughing out stars? \text\bigbang
15750
+a star is a cell in a galaxy, a group is the genome’s vehicle \cnt\superorg.nsm
15751
+mandelbrot sets and the evolution of galaxies—turbulence \text\fractal
15752
+the oscillation wobbles on…and leads to galaxies \text\bigbang
15753
+the coagulation of the galaxies \text\bigbang
15754
+the music of the galaxies \text\bigbang
15755
+the birth of galaxies \text\bigbang
15756
+do galaxies swallow their rivals? \text\inanevo.ltn
15757
+black holes and the pirouette of galaxies \text\inanevo.ltn
15758
+computer modeling planets and galaxies \text\technology
15759
+pattern recognition \cnt\art.cnt
15760
+pattern recognition \cnt\music
15761
+the fractal repetition of patterns in the universe \cnt\fractal.doc
15762
+here comes that crazy pattern again—isomorphic symbol sets \cnt\fractal.doc
15763
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
15764
+fractals in the brain—repeating patterns in the cerebral cortex \text\fractal
15765
+seeing the patterns in chaos \text\creativi.ty
15766
+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain+pattern recognition in the brain \text\brain
15767
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15768
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
15769
+truth and beauty—aesthetics and the brain \text\brain
15770
+truth is beauty, beauty truth, that is all we need to know \cnt\corollary
15771
\cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15772
+when atoms sing within us—aesthetics and the marrow of nature’s very bones \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15773
+pattern recognition and aesthetics \cnt\percepti.on
15774
+the mirrors of a universe imitating itself—math, music, aesthetics, and the cosmos \text\fractal
15775
+why math works \cnt\fractal.doc
15776
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the
cosmos \cnt\future projectors
15777
metaphor--the world-shaker's ultimate weapon \cnt\invisibl.cnt
15778
+how did they guess that light was a wave? \text\HistoryOfScience
15779
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\fractal.doc
15780
+math as metaphor \cnt\math
15781
+metaphor ejaculators—scientists and artists, what’s the difference? \cnt\science
15782
+let a thousand metaphors bloom \cnt\science
15783
+the triplets of metaphor—religion, poetry, and science \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15784
+are play and entertainment metaphor? \cnt\metaphor.cnt
15785
+organic vs. technological metaphor…not to mention Platonic forms, natural laws, and mathematics \text\metaphor
15786
+is metaphor muscular, visual, or verbal? \text\metaphor
15787
+the metaphor of organism vs. the metaphor of the machine \text\science
15788
+bioinformatics—the biological metaphor conquers science \text\technology
15789
+one and one make three \cnt\entropy
15790
+one plus one equals three \cnt\emergent properties
15791
+one and one make three \cnt\fractal.doc
15792
+making one out of many—the extended organism \text\Superorganism.doc
15793
+competing synergies \text\evolution
15794
+artificial life and other virtual environments currently on the web \text\technology
15795
+myth as a probe into the emergent grand moiré—the ultimate effort to compress the scope of fracticality
\cnt\narrativ.e
15796
+iteration leads to emergent properties \cnt\fractal.doc
15797
+emergent properties in cellular automata \text\complexi.ty
15798
+what does emotion do to the heart beat? \text\emotion
15799
heart rate variability—heartfreeze in high gear \cnt\stress.cnt
15800
+cerebral components of mass mood--pulsing in synchrony \cnt\music
15801
+new age beliefs about the heart \text\new age
15802
+tissue engineering—growing hearts and kidneys in the lab \text\technology
15803
cyber
15804
+the era of the cyber, the era of the soul--x men credos \cnt\politics
15805
+is the cyber world real? \cnt\politics
15806
+beyond kinky—cybersex goes surreal \cnt\politics
15807
+the pros and cons of wireless politics—leaders snared in the world wide web \text\politics
15808
+instant books and cyberlibraries \text\technology
15809
+Bin Laden’s wireless warfare \cnt\politics
15810
+cybersexuality \text\politics
15811
+cyber sub and uber cultures \text\politics
15812
+the spread of Internet hate—when cyber subcultures cease to be sub, they snarl \text\politics
15813
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15814
+the hidden route to sexuality—cyber and cellphones \text\islam
15815
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15816
+things that assemble themselves …and evolve! \text\technology
15817
+waging cyber war \text\politics
15818
+home-made clones \text\technology
15819
+frankenfoods are good for you--the traps and glories of genetically modified edibles—are luddites right or clueless?
\cnt\politics
15820
+the traps and glories of frankenfoods—genetically modified edibles \text\technology
15821
+reengineering body and mind \text\futuristic predictions
15822
+Venter’s gene maps for the rich—and do-it-yourself genomics \text\art bell w George Noori TECHNOLOGY and TRANSHUMANISM for 0930-
021.doc
15823
+home-made clones \text\technology
15824
+frankenfoods are good for you--the traps and glories of genetically modified edibles—are luddites right or clueless?
\cnt\politics
15825
+the traps and glories of frankenfoods—genetically modified edibles \text\technology
15826
+swarm intelligence \text\groupmin.d
15827
+the electronic rat and other modes of techno brain control \text\technology
15828
+the myth that progress is a myth \text\discards
15829
+Guttenberg’s Revolutions—the printing press turns the rabble into a tool—sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\promoter .cnt
15830
+the sins of the intellectual elite \cnt\politics
15831
+tilling the fertile fields of anti-Americanism—the intellectual elite—the left \text\politics
15832
+how civilizations self-destruct—Teotihuacan—oscillation and the cycles of history \text\evolution
15833
+buying the genes of your dreams \text\technology
15834
+what is reality?—the tang and oomph of metaphysics \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15835
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
15836
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
15837
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
15838
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
15839
consciousness--what is it? \cnt\hold .cnt
15840
+where does consciousness begin? \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15841
+the evolution of consciousness and boundaries \cnt\evolutio.n
15842
+we’re the mirror with which the cosmos contemplates herself—we’re evolution self-aware—we are so small, but are we insignificant? The answer to
Pascal’s blues \cnt\evolutio.n
15843
+the ring of consciousness \cnt\self
15844
+the conscious puppet we call “me”--self, Libet and Gazzaniga \cnt\self
15845
+the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\physics
15846
+muddled minds see muddled facts—the case of quantum entanglement \cnt\physics
15847
+measuring out our blindness—the flaws in quantum physics \cnt\epistemo.lgy
15848
+does time exist? \text\time
15849
+how much of reality is made inside our minds? Is causality illusion? \cnt\epistemo.lgy
15850
15851
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
15852
+symmetry breaking, quantum entanglement, and other trips through the looking glass \text\physics
15853
+the problems with quantum mechanics and thermodynamics—the meshwork universe--neutrinos \text\physics
15854
+to quantum or not to quantum, that is the question—is consciousness a field? \text\consciou.sns
15855
+the evolution of consciousness and the consciousness of evolution \text\consciou.sns
15856
+the invisible servant—the unconscious—lessons from autism \text\consciou.sns
15857
+what in the world is intentionality? \text\consciou.sns
15858
+the ghost of the future and the pull of an over-self—eshel’s grand epiphany \cnt\granduni.cnt.doc
15859
+why we carry the history of the cosmos—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \cnt\fractal.doc
15860
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again-iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
15861
+self, ur-strategies, and crunch me once, crunch me twice \cnt\self
15862
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\fractal
15863
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again—molecules that feed on information, molecules that learn \text\smartmolecule
15864
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\memory
15865
+things as tools of memory—crunch me once, crunch me twice, crunch me once again \text\future projectors
15866
+crunch me once, crunch me twice, and crunch me once again—iterative data compression and the evolution of the cosmos \cnt\future projectors
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
15867
+memory and identity—the sense of self \cnt\memory
15868
+self and group identity \cnt\self
15869
+the mystery of identity \cnt\self
15870
\bang\THE BIG BANG TANGO holding pen 1.doc
+the pain of the creative is a gift \cnt\corollar.doc