LINK IN HELL ITEMS ( Read more... )

The true nature of America discovered to be 300 million computers, but each computer is different. Computers network with other computers. Refuse or deny connection? In the end, it is truly up to you. Do all you can for your own computer, because tampering with other computers is not possible.

Liquid Patch by JP-1? for tire sealant

Kelly works for me! Promoting me in journal. If Kelly did not know me, would I still get promotion? If not, then promotion is based on sibling link. That Kelly knew me for many years means that my actions' meanings have changed favorably from the meaning construed by someone who does not know me ("what is this person doing, I don't know, I will ( Read more... )

Lack of humor is the past we can't know in other people. Humor is a shared experience that can be empathized and then processed into social information. But experiences that do not span different people cannot be used as humor. The most particular form of this is the inside joke, where several people have the social advantage of that shared ( Read more... )

Humans' swarm intelligence ( Read more... )

The only thing culture is built off of is the charisma of its founders. Principle is not absolute, it is relative ( Read more... )

Is the to-25 developmental period the time before a person seals him or herself off from influence? (The years of data acquisition culminate in resolution to one's own territory, which is then defended)

Human brain does not mete reward unto itself on the basis of any grounds in reality the meanings that it constructs for itself might hold. Instead, it appears to be so that the human brain will be satisfied with merely going through the motions of meaning. This creates a superficial shell of meaning to which culture can adhere and grow. This shell- ( Read more... )

Dysteleology- 1. absence of purpose in nature esp. as manifested in rudimentary or nonfunctional structures; also: the doctrine of purposelessness in nature--compare TELEOLOGY 2a: frustration or evation of a normal functional end b: a vestigial organ