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Math check: Isn't a $38 billion auto bail only $160 per person assuming 250 m Americans? No big deal. Let's move on to real issues. |
I'm congratulating Twitter today-in spirit-for turning down $500,000,000. Facebook wants em. Live long Twitter and stay free. |
BACs CEO said we should rethink the ability of customers to handle rising payments initiated from teaser rates. Genius! |
It's been three days already. Why hasn't Obama fixed the economy? |
AIG's Greenberg said today: "Liquidity shouldn't lead to the dissolutioment of the company". Huh? |
There are dialectic tensions in definitions explaining intelligence:between rules and openness: Smith, Kant, Darwin, Baltes, Neuman, You |
George-sweet man-allowed himself to play the romantic jester-the unkowning person with quips regarding deep topics-a legacy anyway. |
George struggled at the end to talk about his faith. I was told a by communication expert he suffered with a simple structured narative. |
Cousin George died. The first line of his funeral delivered by a person who obtained an online degree of divinity. "Uncle Meatball was... |
Just lately it seems human neurology accomodates two overarching contextualizations which reflect meaning-one material-not so the other. |
Just back from short vacation to Cancun. Cancun huddles on the edge of the Yucatan-aqua-marine beaches. If you like TJ Cancun is great. |
I attended Point Loma Nazarene U's Entrepreneurial Enchrichment Awards Banquest Thrsdy. Very impressive-A launching Pad for new businesses |
Neuroeconomics and choice: Do human beings have the capacity to go beyond simple neural contexts to create philosophical vectors? |
Neuroeconomics: How important is the VMAT2 gene which makes membrane-covered containers that neurons use to deliver neurotransmitters? |
Dr. Collins would like this; Dr. Hammer sees the VMAT2 gene as a product of natural selection; a speculation to evolutionary reward? |
Dr. Collins' faith is genomic-soup-centric. Meanwhile, Dean H. Hamer says the VMAT2 gene plays a big role in faith scores. |
Dr. Collins didn't speak of VMAT2- the God gene. But he did explain his Christian faith via a genetically selective God of intervention. |
It will be interesting to see if Dr. Collins discussed genetic salience triggers for qualitative knowledge. Thoughts later. |
I’m interested in the VMAT2 gene, a gene which has been linked to the capacity to experience spiritual inference states. |
I am going to hear Dr. Francis Collins, past director of the Human Genome Project, speak April 11th, 2008. |
