Monthly Archives: March 2015

Posting this here because AC’s website always eats my comments. I find the fact they are practicing undercover and infiltration tactics interesting. Those in the know will recognize that if there is a civil war, it will not involve uniformed … Continue reading →

H/T Spirit Bear: Lol, “You’re a complete jerk”. Not even a high-functioning sociopath or narcissist. This guy is just an ordinary, low-functioning, compulsive liar with a conduct disorder. He wouldn’t last a day working in a McDonald’s, but somebody with … Continue reading →

If you ask me, this is a great summary. Guess I’m feeling pithy today. Probably a change for the better. This is the tincture of madness Aristotle was talking about. You just want a little bit of it for a … Continue reading →

Needs no further explanation. I should have realized this years ago. I’m turning in my two weeks’ notice at work today.

Tor browser is no longer bypassing the pornography filter Norton places on koanicsoul.com. I’m getting the following message: Access denied. Your IP address [xx.xx.xx.x] is blacklisted. If you feel this is in error please contact your hosting providers abuse department. … Continue reading →

This basically describes how I played basketball, back in my day. There’s no real point to this post except the enjoyment of reminiscence, and maybe as a character sketch for thals on the basketball court. FROM THE REACTION, it’s obvious … Continue reading →

Heaviside pointed me to Self-Organization in Non-Equilibrium Systems by Ilya Prigogine, which is the sort of book I always feel I ought to be reading but it’s too difficult for a proper reading marathon. But hey, I’m six pages in … Continue reading →

Minnesota had an unusually temperate winter this year, because the jet stream was parked in Canada all winter: This meant that we were getting a lot of warm air from Arizona and all of the cold air in Canada was … Continue reading →

This is a quick listing of common causes for this particular personality shift, which is best described as an unusual and rapid increase in trait psychoticism as defined by Eysenck (both the good and bad parts) over the course of … Continue reading →

So here’s an interesting thought. Let’s pretend that gene tampering is possible, either through cultural norms and nurture or very precise epigenetic engineering and editing, and let’s also observe that most parts of the brain develop according to very particular … Continue reading →