Friday, May 27, 2011
Tonight's Rink Dump.
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Back from the fridge with beer #5 at 1840. I looked in on Kootch. She was asleep in her chair. By the way, she has mostly recovered from her 'altitude sickness' and is again doing her 'excercise classes.' Good girl.
Pottybookwise, I finished Kant this week. Ever since I began reading philosophy (instead of religion) I have been interested in the subject of Epistemology (theory of knowledge). What do we 'know' and how do we 'know' it? Fascinating. The following 'Rink Dump' addresses the 'knowlege problem' in some way:
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Eight Shocking Things We learned from Steven Hawking's Book. Sounds like my next potty book!
Electron Acts Like a Perfect Sphere. Hmm! Could 'round' be a fundamental characteristic of The Universe?
Could Conjoined Twins Share a Mind? The idea seems quite rational in view of the theory that 'brain' generates 'mind.' Two conjoined brains could - if the theory is correct - generate a 'common mind' in at least a limited sense. If so, 'sex' in later mature life could be 'very interesting.'
Fooling people about 'body image.' Also very interesting. Apparently, 'perception' is complex, involving all 'senses.' Kant would have loved to know all this!
Kootch has hit the sack. I'm back from the fridge with beer #7. Sip.
Tonight's Music: Beethoven Piano Concerto #1, third movement.
Back from the fridge with beer #5 at 1840. I looked in on Kootch. She was asleep in her chair. By the way, she has mostly recovered from her 'altitude sickness' and is again doing her 'excercise classes.' Good girl.
Pottybookwise, I finished Kant this week. Ever since I began reading philosophy (instead of religion) I have been interested in the subject of Epistemology (theory of knowledge). What do we 'know' and how do we 'know' it? Fascinating. The following 'Rink Dump' addresses the 'knowlege problem' in some way:
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Eight Shocking Things We learned from Steven Hawking's Book. Sounds like my next potty book!
Electron Acts Like a Perfect Sphere. Hmm! Could 'round' be a fundamental characteristic of The Universe?
Could Conjoined Twins Share a Mind? The idea seems quite rational in view of the theory that 'brain' generates 'mind.' Two conjoined brains could - if the theory is correct - generate a 'common mind' in at least a limited sense. If so, 'sex' in later mature life could be 'very interesting.'
Fooling people about 'body image.' Also very interesting. Apparently, 'perception' is complex, involving all 'senses.' Kant would have loved to know all this!
Kootch has hit the sack. I'm back from the fridge with beer #7. Sip.
Tonight's Music: Beethoven Piano Concerto #1, third movement.
