Neuroscientists are building up a surprisingly clear picture of exactly where our memories live.
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How Not Memorizing Things Has Become the New Norm – Forbes
People of all ages are today increasingly reliant on digital devices and not on their own memories to store information. Our recent research shows that if you’re an adult in Europe, the odds are high that you’ll recall the phone number of the home where you lived when you were […]
Source: How Not Memorizing Things Has Become the New Norm – Forbes
Writing Pains
OK folks I’ve been a bit quiet regarding the next book and I’ve had some questions while about and about. I’ve given some pained answers so now is the time to say something properly.
Tylluan Penry and I have had a number of conversations and lots of email. This second book has been a real pain to do, and this is only the physical aspects of my craft in this one. No idea how bad it will be to detail my non-physical work the original subject for the third one.
Anyway, the large number of chapters has resulted in too much for a single book so we are considering splitting it up into multiple books or even booklets. The reason for this is its not worth doing a single book with loads of topics and not have room to do those topics justice.
Taking that view for the past couple of weeks I’ve taken the already too large a chapter on my divination methods and been working on that topic alone. This morning I been hard at work and have doubled the content and right now I have enough material for half a book with still more to go.
Please be patient as we want to make these worth while.
Honey-based mead may curb antibiotic resistance, makers say – Business Insider
Scientists show future events decide what happens in the past
An experiment by Australian scientists has proven that what happens to particles in the past is only decided when they are observed and measured in the future. Until such time, reality is just an abstraction.
Source: Scientists show future events decide what happens in the past

