Brain science Thursday!
* The neurological roots of genius.
* How magicians control your mind, as explained by Penn and Teller.
* Scientists acknowledge another kind of synaesthesia: a perception of sound caused by flickering images.
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Thursday, August 07, 2008
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Gerry Canavan
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9:19 AM
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Labels: brains, genius, magic, neuroscience, Penn and Teller, science, synaesthesia
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Things I'm guaranteed to fall for:
* Video-game theme songs for the string quartet.
* Teller, after the apocalypse.
* Oil paintings inspired by video games and Internet memes.
* Articles titled "Welcome to the Post-Carbon World," with sci-fi subtitles like "Why do some planets survive their carbon crises and others don’t? A plan for how ours could."
* Stanley Kubrick.
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Gerry Canavan
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8:57 AM
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Labels: apocalypse, ecology, energy, film, games, Internet, Kubrick, memes, Penn and Teller, post-carbon world, science fiction, Zelda, zombies, Zork