Ed Boyden of MIT on “how to think”
November 13, 2007 at 11:21 pm | In ideas | 2 CommentsSome brilliant ideas here: Technology Review: Blogs: Ed Boyden’s blog: How to Think. I think that I better print this out and read it very carefully. And then repeat. Often.
MetroCascade (for Victoria)- Quintessentially Quince
- Arrived at BARISTA
- H2H - 9:12:56/6th place OA.
- November 8 - Haunted Bookshop
- Launching Larissa
- Not Really about Good Food
- Sister Act
- Visions 2009
- VictoriaNews: #victoriabc Stolen war medal returned http://bit.ly/2pOAdV #YYJ
- Photos from the 2nd Annual Classroom Canada London Scavenger Hunt
- My Twitter updates
- YuleHeibel: In Victoria, it seems that small 1.0 minds keep censorship alive in a world trying to be 2.0.
- YuleHeibel: Sweeping Health Care Plan Passes House http://tinyurl.com/yasbbsr Still too many hangups on abortion, but at least a step in rt direction.
- YuleHeibel: @hummingbird604 I signed up for that - I'll see you there, Raul. Looking forward to it.
- YuleHeibel: @hummingbird604 That's very sweet (& generous), thx. But I'm at a dead-end here, either I leave or get a job bagging groceries at Safeway.
- YuleHeibel: @NaomiDevine Or maybe it's the other way around (re. shallow grave)? Too little to live, too much to die? Whatever. Island DNA replicates.
- YuleHeibel: @hummingbird604 Oh, I mean Victoria alright. I'd move to Vancouver, but right now Seattle (or US) looks interesting, too.
- YuleHeibel: @KathySierra Totally agree. Came here as adventure, but need to realize it's not "my" place. Wld like to come home (US), actually.
- YuleHeibel: @NaomiDevine Yeah, Victoria is a shallow grave. Its depth is measured by too little to die, too much to live.
- YuleHeibel: I feel like I live in the city of betrayals. And disappointments. Time to leave.
- YuleHeibel: GREAT summary /article: Johnson Street Bridge refurbishment the smarter choice: expert | VibrantVictoria.ca http://bit.ly/TJVTN
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