Some links on quackery, stored here for a bit… David R. Hawkins – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia TalkDavid R. Hawkins – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Skeptic’s Dictionary Newsletter 58 applied kinesiology How People Are Fooled by Ideomotor Action

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I could go on and on on this stuff… but I won’t. Here are some links for those who want to continue to be amused. Well OK, one quote… “I’ve always thought it decidedly odd that with a name like “Suicide Girls” no one seemed to notice that these women might be seriously self-destructive. I…

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Girls working together! The problem I cut this out of the other thread. I want to take a moment here to really look at the phenomenon of hypocrisy in action. It crosses all those areas where people have identified themselves by their enemies. When they have no rallying cry but their own perceived oppression. The…

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I love the term “gynocentric energy”… “Do Not Engage means preserving our very special gynocentric energy just FOR EACH OTHER, and not giving it to the perpetrators or interlopers.”  – silliness in context Let’s check in on the insane, shall we? I wonder how a lot of people who define themselves as victims and sanctimoniously…

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Last week I started a new series of some of my favorite new features in Office 12. If you’re curious what criteria I’m using to select them, read Part 1. Jensen Harris: An Office User Interface Blog : For Trembling Hands (Office 12 Coolness, Part 2).

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Have You Accepted Jesus Yet?. This is insane.

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Several friends of ours have recently had unsatisfactory buying experiences. They all researched the cameras they wanted, and they thought they had adequately investigated the dealers. They saw the full-page ads in major photo magazines, the professionally-designed websites, the high dealer ratings on prominent search-sites. They saw all the trappings of the modern online secure…

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