Timothy Ferriss uses his body as a laboratory for testing mental and physical experiments. He has it down to a science -- and lots and lots of data points.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Human Guinea Pig
Timothy Ferriss uses his body as a laboratory for testing mental and physical experiments. He has it down to a science -- and lots and lots of data points.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
The Public Domain
Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.
-- Marcus Aurelius
There is no such thing as free lunch, however...
Gutenberg.org provides public domain writing like that of The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
The Meditations of Marcus-Aurelius can also be found freely read aloud on LibrioVox.Org.
The Gleaners on Learn Out Loud
History of Philosophy Marcus Aurelius
Golden Book by Marcus Aurelius on iTunes
Listen to Genius.com Marcus Aurelius
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Good Reads
Book reading and reviewing.
Good Reads always you to setup your own book review site and build a community around your favorite subject or join other existing groups. For example, you can join what-s-the-name-of-that-book or paranormal-kickass-chicks.
If you have questions about a book, go to the Tomato Nation.
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Thursday, January 3, 2013
Nam-A-Rama
Nam-A-Rama by Phillip Jennings
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Hill Air E Us. I brought this book to the beach not realizing it was a satire. The sting of his humor is directed not at the War or the soldier, rather the establishment. The writing is similar to Catch-22 and the lampoons are both sharp and subtle. It was a little embarrassing to find myself sitting on the beach and laughing out loud to no one in particular.
The author was a marine in Vietnam, so he is quite detailed in the events and culture of the time. As a side note, I found out later that he also wrote a serious book on the entire history of the war in Vietnam. He appears to research the subject well and brought to light many ideas and insights I had never heard before.
dgp
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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Hill Air E Us. I brought this book to the beach not realizing it was a satire. The sting of his humor is directed not at the War or the soldier, rather the establishment. The writing is similar to Catch-22 and the lampoons are both sharp and subtle. It was a little embarrassing to find myself sitting on the beach and laughing out loud to no one in particular.
The author was a marine in Vietnam, so he is quite detailed in the events and culture of the time. As a side note, I found out later that he also wrote a serious book on the entire history of the war in Vietnam. He appears to research the subject well and brought to light many ideas and insights I had never heard before.
dgp
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