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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Steady on, old chap.
Paste some of your writing into the box on this site and they’ll tell you which author your style or vocabluary most resembles. It’s very frustrating that they don’t give any details of how they decide it or what stats … Continue reading
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Tagged Ian Fleming, james Bond, James Thurber, L-Space, nanowrimo, PG Wodehouse
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Three out. Of three.
Who needs an octopus to demonstrate publication bias? The door of my spare room has pretty good track record so far. Although, it is more of a psychic bouncer than a sports pundit. If I paint your name on it, … Continue reading
Posted in bad, good, images, life, london
Tagged black magic, Eternal Happiness, Magnetic Paint, psychic, Publication Bias, Tom Baker
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FAILE goes Monumental in Lisboa
I don’t know the story behind this ruined remixed monument by FAILE in Lisbon but it is utterly fantastic. more here: DFLEKTOR blog » Blog Archive » FAILE Lisboa.
Sharktopus
Syfy’s new made for TV film.. the title tells you almost everything you need to know. The only question that remains… Is sharktopus psychic? via urlesque
It’s not funny but grudgingly engaging.
I’ve never laughed at the “antics” of Noel Edmunds, Jeremy Beadle and all the other Candid Camera cunning stunts. Antics are all very well when it’s Tom and Jerry or other cartoons but i’ve always felt very uncomfortable with any … Continue reading
Sad but happy!
So it turns out there was a more complicated version of the happiness flowchart via flowing data – Path to happiness gets complicated and confusing. I will pass, thank you. I am pretty good at being happy. I think every year … Continue reading
Horizontal version of the leaning tower illusion
The leaning tower illusion won the VSS Illusion of the year contest in 2007. Below is horizontal version of the same thing. These two photo’s are completely identical.. Bloody hell, can’t believe that these are the same… « Richard Wiseman’s … Continue reading
Moments of information
This is the moment Bill Clinton lied (to himself) A microexpression is a brief, involuntary facial expression shown on the face according to emotions experienced. They usually occur in high-stake situations, where people have something to lose or gain. Unlike … Continue reading
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Alan Watts on the meaning of life
Alan ‘The way of zen’ Watts on life as animated by Matt “South” Stone and Trey “Park” Parker [youtube WGoTmNU_5A0] via Richard Wiseman and Stephen Long’s Blog.
Oystercatcher babies learn like other babies.
Oystercatchers are an example of evolution NOT solving a complex behavioral problem by pre-programming neural circuits at a fine level of detail. This conforms to what we know about how brains develop (Deacon 1997). It is very difficult or impossible … Continue reading
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Protected: Break-up or breakdown? You decide!
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Flowchart to lifelong happiness
I quite agree. “No”, “Yes”, “I know” Flowchart to lifelong happiness.
Dinosaur Comics and no misstake
Dinosaur Comics is my favorite web comic. Imagine Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes at twenty-six rather than six, and as a tyrannosaurus rex rather than a Calvinosaurus . Dinosaur Comics -awesome fun times!.