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Show Me The Mystery

March 31, 2006 By Graham English

From Geekonomics via GenerationSit.org: What if everything in life were free? You'd think we'd be happier. But game designers know better: We'd be bored. It's interesting that virtual worlds also demonstrate absolute/relative truth. To me, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Lifestream, Opinion, Prose Tagged With: consciousness, Infinity, Ken Wilber, mystery, pointing-out instructions, Satori, space-time, suffering, transrational, Truth, virtual worlds, zen

Some Important Absolute Pitch Distinctions

March 31, 2006 By Graham English

The following absolute pitch distinctions will help you determine where you currently are--if you possess any type of absolute pitch--and also help you identify your growth along the path of absolute pitch development. Active Absolute Pitch is the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music Education, Prose Tagged With: Absolute Pitch, Absolute Pitch Power, active ap, passive ap, pitch

Real-Life Optical Illusions

March 31, 2006 By Graham English

From Real-life optical illusions: I guess they're not "illusions" anymore, are they? … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Lifestream, Prose Tagged With: illusion, optical illusion

NLP Advanced Language Patterns Mastery Day 5: Presuppositional Forms: Subordinate Clauses of Time

March 31, 2006 By Graham English

Presuppositional Forms: Subordinate Clauses of Time - Today, when someone presents a simple outcome or limitation (using few enough words that it can be presupposed in a longer sentence. Ex. "being confident" or "making more money"), use the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: Language, NLP, NLP Language Patterns

NLP Advanced Language Patterns Mastery Day 4: Presuppositional Forms: Relative Clauses

March 30, 2006 By Graham English

Presuppositional Forms: Relative Clauses - Today, when someone presents a simple outcome or limitation (using few enough words that it can be presupposed in a longer sentence. Ex. "being confident" or "making more money"), use the following … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: Language, NLP, NLP Language Patterns

Bruce Sterling on SPIMES

March 29, 2006 By Graham English

Rocketboom has a cool show today. It features Bruce Sterling on SPIMES: Objects trackable through SPace and tIME. Link: rb_06_mar_29 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Prose, Technology Tagged With: Rocketboom, tagging, tags

The Web 2.0 Awards and Keotag

March 29, 2006 By Graham English

I got two great links from Steve Rubel today. First is The Web 2.0 Awards. Over 300 Web 2.0 sites in 38 categories. Second is Keotag. The first thing I did was grab the tag feeds for "graham english". It's a slick way to keep track of what … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Prose, Technology Tagged With: awards, feeds, Internet, Songwriting, tagging, tags, Web 2.0

NLP Advanced Language Patterns Mastery Day 3: Changing Time Frame

March 29, 2006 By Graham English

Changing Time Frame - Today, think of a limitation and a resource. For example, believing you are not intelligent could be a limitation and learning something new could be a resource. Put 1, 2, 3 in any of the boxes of the chart below. Use words to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: Language, NLP, NLP Language Patterns

NLP Advanced Language Patterns Mastery Day 2: Backtracking

March 28, 2006 By Graham English

Backtracking - Today, when you or someone else presents a limitation, put the limitation into the past and the outcome into the future, using verb form only (without using the word "past" or "future"). Examples: "If you could make this change for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: Language, NLP, NLP Language Patterns

How To Write For Busy People

March 27, 2006 By Graham English

Seeing that I'm deep into optimizing my [tag]GTD[/tag] system at the moment, this seems appropriate: How to Write for Busy People It's important to remember that my readers are busy people too Bodhisattvas. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: GTD

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