The subjective experience of thinking—instant poem
The subjective experience of thinking is different for everyone. How do you see or feel or hear your own thoughts? Do they belong to you?
Continue readingThe subjective experience of thinking is different for everyone. How do you see or feel or hear your own thoughts? Do they belong to you?
Continue readingThis online exhibition of artists over 70 hit me like rainbow lightning. So that’s what we old people are up to: and just look at those vibrant faces.
Continue readingWriter’s block, Part II So, it had been decided that I wasn’t too old to write another book. So what could be the problem? If there is an external reason why this book wasn’t getting written, I can either change something and write, or at least get the message and move on. Writing a book […]
Continue readingI was feeling anxious for no apparent reason. I checked in with “my” cognitive therapist. We decided I was feeling a big fat lack in my life of a big fat writing project, the sort that brings me not mere pleasure but sustained joy, the sort of project that makes me leap out of bed […]
Continue readingI am proud of this Heath Robinson contraption in my study. My unique and glorious video recording booth is the result of about ten months’ trial and error and ingenious problem solving. What problems, you ask? Multiple engineering problems associated with recording short video lectures for my new online courses, for example: reduce echo to get a clear and friendly small […]
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