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Postcards From the Edge of Consciousness - Issue 16: Nothingness - Nautilus
“Sensory deprivation goes from CIA torture manuals to a yoga studio near you.” Via andrewduck.
(tags: psychology meditation floatation deprivation consciousness) TAM2014 - Carol Tavris - Who’s Lying Who’s Self-Justifying - YouTube “Social psychologist and author Carol Tavris on “Who’s Lying? Who’s Self-Justifying?: Origins of the He Said/She Said Gap in Sexual Communications”. Discusses sexual assault but is mainly about discussions of sexual assault and dissonance.
(tags: sex sexism psychology scepticism cognitive-bias evidence) Russell91/pythonpy · GitHub Clever idea: quick way of writing per line loops to process files in Python. Via HN.
(tags: python shell programming) Barely Legal Pawn, feat. Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Julia Louis-Dreyfus - YouTube Spot all the Breaking Bad references.
(tags: breaking-bad comedy funny emmy parody pawn) Pop Sonnets “Young Thomas is a longshoreman by trade” Pop song lyrics turned into Shakespearian sonnets. Via Mefi.
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(tags: psychology meditation floatation deprivation consciousness) TAM2014 - Carol Tavris - Who’s Lying Who’s Self-Justifying - YouTube “Social psychologist and author Carol Tavris on “Who’s Lying? Who’s Self-Justifying?: Origins of the He Said/She Said Gap in Sexual Communications”. Discusses sexual assault but is mainly about discussions of sexual assault and dissonance.
(tags: sex sexism psychology scepticism cognitive-bias evidence) Russell91/pythonpy · GitHub Clever idea: quick way of writing per line loops to process files in Python. Via HN.
(tags: python shell programming) Barely Legal Pawn, feat. Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Julia Louis-Dreyfus - YouTube Spot all the Breaking Bad references.
(tags: breaking-bad comedy funny emmy parody pawn) Pop Sonnets “Young Thomas is a longshoreman by trade” Pop song lyrics turned into Shakespearian sonnets. Via Mefi.
(tags: funny shakespeare sonnets pop music lyrics) Originally posted at Name and Nature. You can comment there. There are currently
comments.