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  1. @aniline Sketchy?? Wow, I had no idea. Thanks for the heads-up! 9:25 PM Dec 29th from TweetDeck
  2. is back from the Christmas murk/long drive/holiday etc. And minus about 10" of hair. Hoping Locks of Love is still taking donations... 8:25 PM Dec 29th from web
  3. "Ditching the V-Word" up at the Escapist: http://bit.ly/8WGl6v . w/Thanks to @pareidoliac for the Deleuze inspiration. :) 12:02 PM Dec 22nd from web
  4. @jeroenvanbree !Viva la revolución online! 11:59 AM Dec 22nd from web in reply to jeroenvanbree
  5. @JKeverne Thanks for the quote and the discussion. :) Cool to see it collated. 5:25 PM Dec 21st from web in reply to JKeverne
  6. @raphkoster Sadness. But looking forward to what you cook up next, assuming using those tools? 4:17 PM Dec 21st from web in reply to raphkoster
  7. Wow... Metaplace shutting down. :( Seems very sudden. http://bit.ly/57lgwx 4:13 PM Dec 21st from web
  8. RT @dubane: Just got my IGDA Health Plan rate quote. Almost half what I'm paying for COBRA insurance coverage! 12:45 PM Dec 21st from web
  9. @manveerheir @bigrebo The veg soup is very earthy, so depends whether you like that. I usually add things. I love his creamed corn recipe. 10:28 AM Dec 21st from web in reply to manveerheir
  10. Making Alton Brown's vegetable soup ( http://bit.ly/3G8cAt ) in continuing battle against @jayridler's & my colds. Should have baked bread! 7:41 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck
  11. @RichardGPettyMD & a Dr. J. D. Pettigrew in Oxford verified his hypothesis: caloric irrigation between hemispheres moderated patient moods. 5:47 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to RichardGPettyMD
  12. @RichardGPettyMD I'm reading V. S. Ramachandran's _A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness_ - he wrote about this in _Medical Hypotheses_... 5:46 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to RichardGPettyMD
  13. is behind on email. Again. 5:23 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck
  14. @JKeverne The flip side, hybridizing imaginative left & analytic right, is in part what makes RPG so powerful - symbolic reality simulators. 5:12 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  15. @JKeverne To me the symbolic message is danger of analytic brain which = inherently adaptive (+survival) but can have terrible consequences. 5:11 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  16. @JKeverne I think it is one class of what you're talking about -- not end-all. But other games use it, too -- Earth & Beyond did, etc. 5:09 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  17. @JKeverne It's possible that games are inherently manic-depressive -- but they may also be inherently bridge-building between hemispheres. 5:04 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  18. @JKeverne The realization, & one of the powers of intentional analytic exercise, is showing us what we're capable of w/o active compassion. 5:03 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  19. @JKeverne I think it's difficult to balance, but games like @bbrathwaite's "Train" show how alternation can lead to powerful insight. 5:01 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne
  20. @JKeverne What's interesting from a brain standpoint is this notion of exclusive alternation is a symptom of bipolar disorder. :) 4:51 PM Dec 20th from TweetDeck in reply to JKeverne