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The secret rules of Wonderland
Tonight I read some more in The Story of Alice . Carroll has already died at this point, and the book is exploring how the idea of "Won...
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Following up on the idea that the pecked are no longer alone in their bodies , reader Ben Pratt has brought to my attention these remarks by... -
Disclaimer: My terms are borrowed (by way of Terry Boardman and Bruce Charlton) from Rudolf Steiner, but I cannot claim to be using them in ... -
I dreamt that a very large man walked into the lobby of my school. He was maybe six foot six and looked like he weighed well over 400 pounds...
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It's been a while since I clicked for a randomly selected /x/ thread . I tried it today just in the spirit of "Is this thing on?... -
That video ends with questioning the validity of our childhood memories. I then checked my subscriptions and found a new short from Whit cal...
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On the night of June 10, while on the fourth floor of my school, I "saw" something on the stairs leading up to the fifth floor, wh...
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There’s been a lot of discussion in comments on my last post about Moby-Dick and Ahab’s missing leg. I mentioned that Herman Melville was o...
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My mention of a "Buddhist text" in my last post was probably misleading, making it sound like I was poring over Mahayana scriptur... -
I dreamt that my wife bought me breakfast -- an ice-cream come, which I ate very slowly because it was a special kind of ice cream that woul... -
This morning, a preschooler dropped a case of alphabet stamps. These had been in alphabetical order, but when he picked them up, he paid no ...
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The children wanted me to play this over and over until I had to say "no more!"
Okay, just got the Bertie connection here. The first episode does a great job on the scene where Lady Glossop asks him about work, “I once knew a fellow who worked”
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