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Updated 1 November 2012 to add core graphic: Graphic: Ethical Evidence-Based Decisions. Updated 13 April 2012 to add new book: THE OPEN SOURCE EVERYTHING MANIFESTO: Transparency, Truth & Trust. Updated 8 March 2012 to add underlying philosophical reference: 2012-03-08 GOD MAN INTERVAL Reformatted & Linked. Updated 6 December 2011 to add this seminal reference: Journal: Politics & Intelligence–Partners Only When Integrity is Central to Both. Updated 3 October 2011 to add Steven Johnson and Werner Ekard contributions on integrity. Updated 1 October 2011 to add excuses from colleagues, and a riposte.
1. Integrity is not just about honor–it is about wholeness of view, completeness of effort, and accuracy or reliability of all of the elements of the whole.
2. Industrial-Era Systems do not adapt because they lack integrity and continue to pay for doing the wrong things righter–the Pentagon is a classic example of such as system.
3. In the 21st Century, intelligence, design, and integrity are the triad that matters most. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth is the non-negotiable starting position for getting it right, and this is crucially important with respect to the sustainability of the Earth as a home for humanity.
4. Integrity at the top requires clarity, diversity, and BALANCE–it makes no sense for a Secretary of Defense to continue to screw over the 4% that take 80% of the casualties, spending 80% of the Pentagon budget on the 20% that do not take casualties (occupants of really big expensive things that do not actually go into harm's way).
5. Integrity can be compounded or discounted. It is compounded when public understanding demands political accountability and flag officers ultimately understand that they have sworn an oath to uphold the Constitution, not support the chain of command. It is discounted when flag officers are careerists, ascribe to rankism, and generally betray the public interest in favor of personal advancement.
6. Integrity is ultimately a natural attribute of large groups, and emerges from self-organizing over time. The Declaration of Independence from the United Kingdom is one example; the break-up of the Balkans another; the pending secession of Hawaii and Vermont from the United STATES of America a third. Legitimate grievances give the aggrieved the moral high ground–this is a power no government can repress.
7. Universal access to connectivity and content is a means of accelerating both public access to the truth, and the power of the public to off-set "rule by secrecy," which inherently lacks integrity across the board.
EXCUSES most commonly heard:
1) I work for the government, we serve the public, I consider myself part of the government, not part of the public, and indeed, choose not to vote or otherwise be active as a citizen.
2) The public elects the politicians, they appoint the leadership, serving the chain of command is how one serves the public.
1) Citizenship trumps occupational role. Every employee is supposed to be a citizen first, a public servant second. They swear an oath to support and defend the Constitution, that includes a responsibility to protect the public from predatory government actions – the recent assassination of a US citizen without due process is a reprehensible example of what happens with uniformed officers and civil servants become morally disengaged.
2) Information asymmetries between the public and the government are such that a democracy demands whistle-blowers and open government. Rule by secrecy is a form of tyranny, a means of avoiding accountability, and ultimately a clear and present danger to the Constitution, the Republic, and the public interest. Because of their Oath, it can be said that government employees have a special responsibility to detect and confront fraud, waste, and abuse – and certainly to disobey and declare illegal orders and plans or programs inconsistent with the Constitution, such as wars not authorized by Congress, or assassinations not based on the rule of law.
In brief, all of our government employees have been "coping out" and failing to live up to their fullest potential as citizens and human beings. To be silent and complacent is to be a slave, not a citizen. Any employee of the government that fails to think about the Constitution and their role in defending the Constitution at every level on every day across every issue area, is failing to honor their Oath of office.
See Also:
2012 Manifesto for Truth: Expanding the Open Source Revolution (Evolver Editions, July 2012)
2010: Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Trilogy Updated
2010 INTELLIGENCE FOR EARTH: Clarity, Diversity, Integrity, & Sustainability
2009 Perhaps We Should Have Shouted: A Twenty-Year Restrospective
2008 ELECTION 2008: Lipstick on the Pig
2008 COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace
2006 THE SMART NATION ACT: Public Intelligence in the Public Interest
About: EarthGame and World Brain
Connecting the Dots: ALL of Them
DefDog: The Importance of Selection Bias in Statistics
Dr. Russell Ackoff on IC and DoD + Design RECAP
Election 2008 Chapter: The Substance of Governance
Graphic: Medard Gabel's Cost of Peace versus War
Graphic: Tom Atlee on Whole-System Intelligence
Open Source Agency: Executive Access Point
Paul Fernhout: Comments on Integrity at Scale
Reference: Cyber-Intelligence–Restore the Republic Of, By, and For…
Reference: Earth Intelligence Network Concept for Execution
Reference: Integrity–Without it Nothing Works
Reference: Integrity–Without it Nothing Works II
Reference: Russell Ackoff on Doing Right Things Righter
Reference: Strategic Analytic Model for Creating a Prosperous World at Peace
Review: Designing A World That Works For All
Review: Ideas and Integrities–A Spontaneous Autobiographical Disclosure
Review: Reflexive Practice–Professional Thinking for a Turbulent World
Review: Rethink–A Business Manifesto for Cutting Costs and Boosting Innovation
Review: The Collapse of Complex Societies
Review: The Design of Business–Why Design Thinking is the Next Competitive Advantage
Review: The Leader's Guide to Radical Management–Reinventing the Workplace for the 21st Century
Robert Garigue: Feedback for Dynamic System Change
Search: design thinking and public administratio
Search: holistic cybernetic integral
Seven Promises to America–Who Will Do This?
Steven Howard Johnson: Integrity as a Profit Multiplier
Stuart Umpleby: Papers on Reflexivity, Soros Reviews
USA: Thirteen Big Lies — Needed Counter-Narrative
Who's Who in Collective Intelligence: John N. Warfield
Who's Who in Collective Intelligence: Robert David STEELE Vivas
Who's Who in Earth Intelligence: Medard Gabel
Who's Who in Public Intelligence: Steven Howard Johnson


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After having sworn to 'no pranks before the wedding' an anonymous Best Man in the UK, using technology, hooked up the newlywed couple's bed to send an update to Twitter every time there was some 'extra motion' on the bed. The Twitter account @newlywedsonthejob gained over 22,000 followers in a relatively short space of time.
In an interview with Staggered, the anon best man has said that he will tell the bride and groom about the prank on Feb 26th, the day of the groom's birthday! Staggered have even offered to sponsor a live video feed of the occasion!
We'll be watching to see how events unfold in what is unarguably the best 'Best Man' prank ever.
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New guidance from FDA asks for documentation of CMC postapproval manufacturing changes.
FDA released guidance providing recommendations to holders of new drug applications (NDAs) and abbreviated new drug applications (ANDAs) regarding the types of changes to be documented in annual reports. The guidance describes chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) postapproval manufacturing changes that FDA has determined will likely have a minimal potential to have an adverse effect on product quality. FDA, therefore, states that applicants should document these changes in an annual report.
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I didn't know all of this about Alexander Hamilton, this is incredible.
Writer and star of the Broadway musical In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda performs "The Hamilton Mixtape" at the White House Evening of Poetry, Music, and the Spoken Word on May 12, 2009. Accompanied by Alex Lacamoire.
How does a bastard, orphan, son of a whore
And a Scotsman, dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot
In the Carribbean, by Providence impoverished, to squalor
Grow up to be a hero and a scholar?
The ten-dollar Founding Father without a father
Got a lot farther
By workin' a lot harder
By bein' a lot smarter
By bein' a self-starter
By fourteen they had placed him in charge of the trade and charter
And every day while slaves were being slaughtered
And carted away across the waves
Our Hamilton kept his guard up
Inside he was longing for something to be a part of
The brother was ready to beg steal borrow or barter
Then a hurricane came and
Devastation reigned and
Our man saw his future drip drippin' down the drain
Put a pencil to his temple
Connected it to his brain
And he wrote his first refrain
A testament to his pain
When the word got around, they said, "This kid is insane, man!"
Took up a collection just to send him to the mainland
Getcha education, don't forget from whence you came
And the world is gonna know your name!
What's your name, man?
Alexander Hamilton. His name is Alexander Hamilton
And there's a million things he hasn't done
But just you wait. Just you wait
[Verse 2]
When he was 10, his father split
Full of it, debt-ridden
Two years later, see Alex and his mother, bed-ridden
Half-dead, sittin' in their own sick
The scent thick
And Alex got better but his mother went quick
Moved in with a cousin. The cousin committed suicide
Left him with nothin' but ruined pride
Somethin' new inside, a voice
Saying Alex, you gotta fend for yourself
He started retreatin'
And readin'
Every treatise on the shelf
There would've been nothin' left to do
For someone less astute
He would've been dead and destitute
Without a cent of restitution
Started workin'
Clerkin' for his late mother's landlord
Tradin' sugar cane and rum and other things he can't afford
Scannin' for every book he can get his hands on
Plannin' for the future, see him now
As he stands on the bow of a ship headed for a new land
In New York you can be a new man
The ship is in the harbor now
See if you can spot him
Another immigrant comin' up from the bottom
His enemies destroyed his rep, America forgot him
And me? I'm the damn fool that shot him
Alexander Hamilton
We were waiting in the weeds for you
You could never back down
You always had to speak your mind
But Alexander Hamilton, we could never take your deeds from you
In our cowardice and our shame
We will try to destroy your name
The world will never be the same, Alexander!
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History demonstrates that hair removal methods have been around for a long time. When most people think of evolution, they automatically picture a hairy caveman; however, hair removal has been around since the Stone Age, approximately 10,000 BC, from which there are ancient paintings showing cavemen using two seashells as tweezers.
As far back as 30,000 BC, flint, a hard form of mineral quartz with sharp edges, was used as a shaving device. Technology has come a long way since then. One example is laser hair removal systems that have been developed to permanently reduce the amount of hair that grows. According to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, laser hair removal is the third most popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedure performed in the United States,and according to www.surgery.org, the organization's website, there were 1,280,031 laser hair removal procedures performed in 2009. Even though hair removal has evolved since the Stone Age, it still has a long way to go. New devices are constantly being developed that are more effective and easier to use than what was available as recently as several years ago.
Hair removal in society
There are many times when society has made hair removal popular. In a 1915 edition of Harper's Bazaar magazine, a model was featured showing bare shoulders and underarms. This prompted the Wilkinson Sword company, which made razor blades for men, to design a campaign convincing women that underarm hair was neither feminine nor hygienic. Within two years, the sales of razor blades doubled, and now removing underarm hair has become the norm for North American women. In the 1920s and 1930s, Hollywood starlets were removing their eyebrows so they could draw thin, exaggerated brows with makeup pencils. Taking their fashion cues from the movies, many women followed suit, and having arched eyebrows is still popular today. These are only a few examples where removing hair has made its mark in history.
One of the most ancient and popular methods of hair removal is shaving, which is a relatively easy process, especially with today's shaving devices. Similar to ancient times when flint was used, most consumers use disposable razors, replacing them often as the edges become dull. In 1901, Gillette, with help from a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineer, developed the safety razor with blades that were disposable and replaceable. The company received a patent for it in 1904, and left its mark on history as the company to use for shaving when, during World War I, it made a deal with the U.S. Armed Forces to provide the safety razor and blades to all enlisted men going to Europe. In 1927, the first electric dry shaver with oscillating blades was invented by Colonel Jacob Schick, and was made available in 1929 to consumers. Despite the low cost involved upfront, shaving is time-consuming. On average, a woman who shaves her legs will spend a total of 225 hours—nine days and nine hours—on the task during a five-year span.
The use of chemical depilatories dates back to 4,000–3,000 BC when people used the first chemical depilatory called rhusma. This blend contained harsh chemicals, such as caustic lime and arsenic. Other depilatories used in the past contained resin, white vine or ivy gum extracts. Many of today's depilatories contain the powerful ingredient calcium thioglycolate, which works by destroying the protein structure of hair, reducing its texture and strength. Because of its widespread marketing campaign in the mid 1980s—"If you dare wear short shorts, Nair for short shorts"—Nair remains the best known hair removal lotion. Chemical depilatories are still widely used today, but their results don't last long, and they can be irritating to the skin, especially in sensitive areas.
Threading is an ancient method of hair removal that has been around for hundreds of years; most often referenced in what is now modern-day Iran, Turkey and India. There are many thoughts as to where this method of hair removal originated, the most popular being in ancient Persia and Turkey. In ancient Persia, body hair removal was a rite of passage and signaled passing from girlhood to womanhood. Only married women were allowed to do it, and it was a significant ritual. This service is performed by looping a cotton thread around multiple hairs at a time to remove them from the follicle. If done correctly, this method can provide results that last around 4–6 weeks, similar to waxing. Some prefer this service to others because there is little-to-no irritation on the epidermis. It can still have some of the same side effects as other methods of hair removal, including folliculitis, which is inflammation of the hair follicle. Clients who prefer threading to other methods typically have it done on facial areas such as the eyebrows, lips and peach fuzz. Threading can remove an entire row of hair at a time resulting in a straighter line than tweezing, so it is a great treatment for shaping the eyebrows. If done by a trained professional, it truly is an art.
Waxing dates back to the ancient Egyptians, where the wives of the pharaohs removed hair with sticky emulsions made of oil and honey. This technique is similar to a form of waxing called sugaring that is still commonly used. South American women would wax hair using secretions from the coco de mono tree. In the 1960s, waxing was rediscovered with the invention of the bikini wax, and in 1994, the Brazilian bikini wax was introduced by The J. Sisters International Salon in Manhattan, and is one of the most requested waxing services today. Waxing remains a good treatment, and it is effective for those who want longer-lasting results, but are unable to receive other hair removal procedures.
For example, in the case of eyebrow waxing, laser is unable to be performed because it is too close to the eye, and it is not possible to shape the eyebrows effectively given the size of most laser hair removal tips. Waxing as well as dermaplaning are also great methods for removing vellus hair, commonly called "peach fuzz." When waxing is done properly, the hair should not grow back for about four to six weeks. The downside of waxing is that it can be time-consuming, expensive and frustrating because of the need to let the hair grow out between treatments.
Electrolysis is a form of hair removal that was developed in 1875 by Missouri ophthalmologist Charles E. Michel, MD, when he started using a surgical needle with galvanic current to treat ingrown eyelashes. Electrolysis is still performed by many licensed individuals, although after the invention of laser hair removal, this method is not preferred by most. Electrolysis still has its place for those that require a couple of hairs to be removed from a particular area, including unwanted hairs on the chin. It is the only method available for permanent removal on nonpigmented hair, since there is no laser yet available that can treat blonde, red or gray hair effectively. The treatments can be very tedious because the technician can only treat one hair at a time, which can be painful for the client. Also, there are some risks associated with this method that can deter patients from considering the procedure, including hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, infection and even scarring.
Laser hair removal
In 1995, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first laser hair removal device, the Nd:YAG. This device is still an effective laser for hair removal, but now is most often used for patients with darker skin because the light travels deeper into the dermis and reduces the chances of hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, a possible complication with clients with darker skin tones. Later in the early 2000s, many other laser devices were cleared for the use of laser hair reduction including ruby, alexandrite and diode lasers. Intense pulsed light (IPL) is also widely used for hair removal, although visible light lasers have been proven to be more effective because there is more energy directed at the target—the pigment in the hair follicle.
Although there have been many effective hair removal devices, traditionally there have been drawbacks to all of them. Some lasers have very small spot sizes, resulting in laser hair removal sessions that can take up to four hours, depending on the size of the area being treated. Comfort has also been a big issue—with the older laser devices, patients would often need a topical numbing agent to ease the pain of the treatment. Although there are cooling tips on many of the devices now, it can still be painful to some, especially those with dark, coarse hair. Now, there are hair removal lasers that have larger spot sizes, so treatments can be done in minutes as opposed to hours, and there are new ways to reduce the amount of pain as well. One such device utilizes suction to effectively eliminate blood, allowing the energy to focus on the melanin in the follicle. It also distracts the nerve so the patient doesn't feel the sharp heat normally associated with these treatments. (Editor's note: In most states, physicians are required to perform laser hair removal services, or be on site when laser hair removal services are taking place. Before offering these treatments in your spa, be sure to check your state's requirements. Click here for each state board's direct contact information.)
At-home hair removal systems
There are now even at-home hair removal systems using laser light. One option uses a diode laser, but there are other devices available including one that uses pulsed light enhanced by an acoustic effect. These systems must be sold by a physician with strict instructions for the patient. One drawback is that the amount of energy used in these devices does not compare to what can be administered in a medical office, so there is some controversy about whether or not they are effective. If there is not enough energy deposited into the follicle, the hair will not be destroyed. There are also risks associated with patients having these devices at home. Some may overdo it and others may use it when inappropriate, such as after tanning.
Continued growth
The future of hair removal is unknown, but it is continually evolving. There will always be a place for hair removal in society, including the methods that have been around since the Stone Age. It is a billion-dollar industry that is expected to enjoy continued growth. Even in the down economy of 2009, nearly 1.3 million laser hair removal treatments were performed, at an average national cost of $331 per treatment. What this means is that hair removal technology can be a strong investment to bring into your spa or medical spa. Consider making one or many of today's hair removal options available to your clients.
KC Gillette, The People's Corporation, Boni and Liveright, New York (1924)
(All accessed Oct 19, 2010)
Terri Wojak is a licensed esthetician with more than 14 years of experience and has knowledge of all aspects of the skin care industry, including education, sales, medical aesthetics, management and ownership. She is the director, as well as an educator, at True University Esthetics in Chicago.


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COLCHESTER, Vt. - Saint Michael's College has hired Pat Ivory '08 as the interim head coach of its men's lacrosse team. A former four-year player and three-year assistant coach at the College, Ivory succeeds Brian Kingsbury, who left earlier this month to take the head coach position at Lynn (Fla.) University.
In his three seasons as an assistant at Saint Michael's, between 2009 and 2011, Ivory helped lead the Purple Knights to a 23-20 record, including a 10-6 campaign in 2011, during which the team reached the Northeast-10 Conference Championship semifinals and was 8-2 in league play. That year, Saint Michael's was also nationally ranked while at one point sitting atop the New England Intercollegiate Coaches Association (NEILA) poll.
After assisting the Purple Knights under Kingsbury during the fall season in 2011, Ivory worked as the head coach of the Middlebury Union High School varsity boys' lacrosse team last spring, guiding the Tigers to an 8-10 finish after inheriting a team that went 2-30 during the previous two years combined. Middlebury earned a postseason victory before falling in double overtime during a quarterfinal to the eventual state runner-up.
Since 2010, Ivory has helped develop lacrosse players as a coach with VTribe Lacrosse, the largest club in the state. Ivory founded the Lax by the Lake men's lacrosse tournament in 2009, which annually occurs in Colchester. A certified US Lacrosse member, Ivory has gained additional experience working at Dartmouth College's East Coast Lacrosse Camp, the University of Vermont's Nike Lacrosse Camp, and as a coordinator for boys' and girls' lacrosse camps at The Field House in Shelburne.
A defender during his undergraduate years, Ivory picked up 16 ground balls in 25 career contests as he helped the Purple Knights go 34-26 while making four postseason appearances. Ivory, who twice earned a spot on the Dean's List, earned a degree in history in 2008 and is pursuing a master's degree at the College in education. The Saratoga Springs, N.Y., native currently works at Colchester High School, where he is a teacher in the Special Education department.


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I'm inclined to think that we don't know very well what the fundamental structure of the world is. (I am, I sometimes think, like a flea on a dog's back, watching a hair grow and saying "ah, that's how the world works!") Supposing evolutionary theory is true, there would seem to be little pressure to get fundamental metaphysics right. If mainstream cosmology is correct, we've only seen a small portion of time and space in one of possibly many universes. And thoughtful people have disagreed radically about the nature of the world, even given the similar evidence base of our one small vantage point. Some say that the world is wholly material, some that the world has material and immaterial aspects, others that only minds and their contents exist and there are no material things at all. Plato thought there was a world of perfect forms behind the imperfect world we see. Panpsychists think that ordinary objects have mental lives. David Lewis believed in the real existence of alternative possible worlds. Theists typically believe in an afterlife, which must either transpire somewhere or somehow be realized without transpiring anywhere.
Historically, philosophers have exhibited high confidence in various metaphysical views of this sort -- without, as far as I see, much epistemic warrant. Probably, people who lack unwarranted metaphysical self-confidence generally drop out of philosophy -- or at least avoid metaphysics or occupy the small niche of the skeptic. So metaphysics, at least metaphysics of the grand sweeping sort, tends to be written by people who lack a fully realistic assessment of their (and all of our) epistemic shortcomings in this domain.
Furthermore, it's almost inevitable that a number of highly unintuitive things are true about the fundamental structure of the world. Materialism, for example, is fairly unintuitive (even if contemporary philosophical materialists find themselves able eventually to jettison their anti-materialist intuitions). But so is idealism. And so are the various forms of dualism, when their consequences are explicitly displayed (David Chalmers' 1996 book brings this fact out nicely, I think). And intuitions about the infinite, about space and time, about possibility and the openness of the future, etc., often conflict, both within and between people. It seems unlikely, then, that we have a fully coherent set of metaphysical intuitions. If so, to the extent philosophical methodology relies on metaphysical intuitions, it builds from an inconsistent groundwork, and strange results follow.
BUT: Even if my pessimism is justified, I don't counsel abandoning metaphysical speculation. Rather, I advise that we give it a different role in our philosophical cognition. Rather than trying to settle on the one correct metaphysical picture, we should develop arms of a disjunction. We can improve our sense of what the metaphysical possibilities are. We can sophisticate our understanding of those possibilities and discover new possibilities we hadn't considered. We can reflect on the consequences of the different possibilities. Maybe -- although we should resist pushing too hard on this -- we can cultivate a sense of which possibilities seem relatively more likely and which seem relatively more far-fetched. Disjunctive metaphysics would mostly be an opening of the mind to the numerous (and perhaps at first wacky-seeming) possibilities, rather than a narrowing of the mind upon one.
[Update, June 3: In that last paragraph I mean epistemic possibilities, of course, about what metaphysics is correct, not different ways the world might possibly be given the one right metaphysics.]
Friday, May 27, 2011
Disjunctive Metaphysics
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Reviews of Perplexities of Consciousness
I've seen now two reviews of my 2011 book Perplexities of Consciousness. Uriah Kriegel offers one here at NDPR. And Peter Hankins offers one here at Conscious Entities. Both reviews are very generous and sensible, though naturally the reviewers articulate points of disagreement with my position.
Joshua Rothman at the Boston Globe also put together this profile and interview.
Amazon is quoting $18.32 for my book and Barnes & Noble is quoting $17.75 -- a good price for an academic hardback (list price is $27.95). Get while the getting's good!
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
A Half Million Visitors
I didn't notice at the time, but last March the Splintered Mind crossed 500,000 visitors since its launch in April 2006. I suppose there's a five-year anniversary in there somewhere too!
Thanks, everyone, for spending a little time reading some of my passing thoughts. Thanks especially to those of you who contributed some of your own in reaction.
Posted by Eric Schwitzgebel at 12:04 PM 3 comments
Friday, May 13, 2011
Group Consciousness
I believe that you, dear human reader, have a stream of conscious experience. There is something it is like to be you; you have (as we call it) "phenomenology". Your dog does too. Maybe even the ants in my backyard. But, I have always been inclined to think, the United States does not have phenomenology. Individual people in the U.S. do, of course, but not the country itself. It's not as though there are three hundred million individual American consciousnesses and then one additional consciousness which is the group consciousness of the U.S.
But I find myself wondering: Why am I so sure of that?
Let's start with a thought experiment, adapted from Ned Block. Suppose that whatever functional contribution each of your brain cells makes to your consciousness could be implemented instead by an individually conscious being -- a miniature person, suppose, inside your skull. One by one, we replace your brain cells with miniature people, and by the end we have a "you" with no brain cells but with the same cognitive-functional brain structure you had before the experiment. If we ask this being: Do you still have conscious experience? It will say "yes, of course!" If we drop a rock on its toe, it will jump around and holler. If functionalism is true, then that being will be conscious.
Now let's populate your brain with miniature chairs and beds and kitchenettes for all these miniature folks. Maybe even we can expand your head to the size of a planet and connect it by remote control to the rest of your body. You should still be conscious, right? Now, let's suppose that these brain people can also engage in side-conversations with each other that don't disrupt their functionality as parts of your brain. Will they think you are conscious? Maybe not. Maybe they will say: We're implementing a complex architecture to control this body, and of course we are conscious as individuals, but the overall system is not conscious.
Functionalism is probably the dominant view in philosophy of mind and consciousness studies. And it suggests (if straightforwardly developed) that those brain-people would be wrong: There's a higher-level group consciousness of which they're unaware. Block finds this absurd and thus rejects functionalism -- but we can ride the conditional the other direction. Maybe functionalism is right.
Now of course we U.S. citizens are not implementing the functional architecture of a brain controlling a body. But is our situation really relevantly different? The body, for example, seems unnecessary: Most people think that a brain in a vat could be conscious. We're causally and functionally related to each other in a variety of ways. We talk to each other. We engage in group projects. We pay taxes to support the military. We vote. We pass laws and enforce them. We react to foreign threats. We trade. We explore Antarctica and the moon. Might that connectivity among us be enough to support a group consciousness? -- a real, literal group consciousness, with its own singular stream of experience, as singular and real as the stream of any biological human?
Let's suppose we're liberal about biological consciousness: We think that individual ants probably have a stream of experience -- a stream very different, presumably, from human experience, reflecting the radical difference in their functional architecture. Is the United States, as a functional structure, less complex, less interconnected, less reactive to its environment, less planful than an ant? In what functional respect do we fall short?
Maybe we're not tightly biologically integrated. But why should that matter? Maybe we didn't arise as a naturally selected species. But why should that matter? Maybe the boundaries of membership in the U.S. super-organism are vague. But why should that matter?
Of course it's unintuitive that the United States would be conscious. But why should we think our intuitions are a good guide here? (And in any case, such intuitions might not be stable across cultures.) If one carefully follows through the consequences of any general theory of consciousness, one will find, I think, something highly unintuitive. Functionalism has some seemingly crazy consequences. But so also do all competitor theories: substance dualism, idealism, panpsychism, biological chauvinism, etc. Something that seems crazy must, I think, be true about consciousness. (I call this "crazyism".) Why not this crazy thing rather than some other?
Posted by Eric Schwitzgebel at 2:16 PM 25 comments
Labels: metaphysics, stream of experience
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Embodied Introspection
Embodiment is hot these days in philosophy of psychology. Andy Clark, Alva Noe, Rob Wilson, and others have argued that cognition and perception are not processes confined within the brain, but rather transpire in extended brain-body-environment systems. Tactile perception, the argument goes, is not a brain process in response to stimulation of the skin; rather, it is a looping process that includes as a part one's active bodily movement and environmental exploration. Thinking about Scrabble moves can happen perhaps entirely in the brain if one visually imagines shuffling the tiles; but if shuffling the wooden tiles with one's fingers serves a similar functional role, that fingered shuffling is as much a part of Scrabble cognition as is imaginary shuffling.
Introspection, it might seem, is not embodied in the same way. After all, you can just close your eyes and introspect, no body involved, right? Introspection seems to be entirely interior -- a kind of attunement to one's internal stream of experiences, or the activity of the brain's self-monitoring systems.
Yet I think proper appreciation of the tangle of processes that drive introspective judgments points toward treating introspection as embodied. Consider two examples:
(1.) I think about what I am emotionally experiencing right now. That process involves, among other things, attending to my bodily posture and bodily sensations -- a tightness in my throat, a tingle in my cheeks, my rumpled brow. Noticing this bodily stuff contributes crucially to my introspective judgment, say, in this case the judgment that I'm feeling tense about an impending deadline. But this attention to my bodily condition or bodily experience is not merely a passive registering of that condition or experience. I actively explore my bodily condition or experience: I feel an impulse to rub my brow and to breathe deeply. This impulse is not an accidental side occurrence, disconnected from my introspective act. Rubbing my brow and breathing deeply are exploratory activities that directly contribute to the introspective result. If rubbing my brow seems to dissolve the feeling of tension up there as I continue to think about the deadline, that tilts me toward the judgment that I am not really so tense about the deadline, or at least that I am not experiencing that tension in my brow -- maybe it was just a habitual posture or remnant of an earlier but now-past emotion. If my breath catches as I rotate my shoulders back and inhale deeply, that tells me something important about my emotional-bodily condition, which informs my introspective judgment. If perception is an active, looping process that involves the body, rather than just passive reaction to stimulation of the bodily surfaces, so too is emotional introspection.
(2.) I think about how broad the field of clarity is in my vision. Do I experience a broad field (say thirty degrees) of stable visual clarity all at once (as most untutored introspectors seem to think when I first ask them)? Or is does my visual experience really involve a tiny range of clarity (one or two degrees of arc) bouncing very rapidly around an indistinct background (as some cognitive scientists say)? Crucial to reaching this judgment, I think, is prying apart attention and eye movement. First, one holds one's eyes fixed on some point and attends to the visual field outside the point of fixation. Then, one starts allowing one's eyes to move around while still attending away from the points of fixation -- for example, by attending to a region and allowing one's gaze to flit around near it but not in it. Manipulation of eye gaze is, I suggest, best conceived of as part of an integrated, exploratory introspective process rather than just a bodily precondition of introspection.
The core issue about embodiment is this: Where is it most natural or truest to the phenomena to draw the lines around a cognitive process? If we draw narrow, tight lines, we end up with many short processes with many fast input-output transitions. If we draw broad, inclusive lines, many of what would otherwise be inputs and outputs are reclassified as states within the cognitive process. Friends of embodiment prefer a liberal drawing of the lines and don't treat brain tissue as fundamentally different in kind from other sorts of structures that serve similar functional roles. My thought today is that the same issues arise, in much the same way, for introspective cognition as for other sorts of cognition, and that if we find embodiment arguments persuasive for perception and the like, then similar arguments probably apply to the case of introspection.
Posted by Eric Schwitzgebel at 2:23 PM 8 comments
Labels: introspection, self-knowledge
Monday, May 02, 2011
Schwitzgebel Kant
What Google autofills when I type in "Schwitzgebel".
Does this mean that people are more interested in my various ill-tempered diatribes against Kant than anything else I've written?Posted by Eric Schwitzgebel at 2:31 PM 1 comments


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Q: Who pays property taxes in at closing in Horse Cave?
A: The payment of property taxes at closing is usually prorated between the buyer & the seller. Meaning, the amount each party pays is based on the portion of the tax year they own the property. This ensures that both the buyer & the seller contribute their fair share of property taxes for the time they have ownership during that tax year.
Q: How can I make my property easier to sell in Horse Cave?
A: To make your property easier to sell there are several things you can do to make it more desirable to buy it, such as:
- Make sure the property is in good condition & presentable. Fix any damages, repaint & declutter the property.
- Make sure your property is priced correctly based on the current housing market condition by speaking with real estate professional with extensive experience.
- Time your sale when buyers are looking for properties which are typically the late spring & summer months.
We Buy Real Estate in Horse Cave KY
As local cash home buyers, we buy houses, apartments, condos, land, rental property including AIRBNBs all over Horse Cave KY and the surrounding area.
Additionally, we buy houses in Elizabethtown Kentucky Bowling Green Kentucky Frankfort Kentucky Lexington Kentucky, Southern Indiana and everywhere in between.
As local home buyers, we buy houses, apartments, condos, land, rental property including AIRBNBs all over Horse Cave and surrounding areas.


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Follow these steps
1. Nomination by home university
Before you apply, please make sure you have been nominated by your home university.
2. Registration link with login details
After your nomination has been approved by the Centre of International Affairs (Rotterdam UAS), you will receive an email with a registration link for our online application system Mobility Online. All students need to apply through Mobility Online between 1 April and 25 April (Fall) or 1 October and 25 October (Spring).
3. Confirmation email
After your registration you will receive a confirmation email and you can start with your online application.
4. Complete your online application in Mobility Online
Your online application consists of three parts:
1. Personal data
2. Application data - Select a top 3 choice
3. Required application documents*
Make sure you complete all three parts before the deadline (Fall: April 25th | Spring: October 25th).
*As part of your online application you will be asked to submit a motivation letter/video, transcript of records and curriculum vitae. Some programmes also schedule a skype interview with the students. These additional steps depend on your first choice exchange programme. Please check the admission requirements of your programme.
Online tutorial Mobility Online
The video explains step by step how you have to apply online
5. Review of your online application
The Centre of International Affairs and the programme coordinator will review your application data and documents.
NOTE: Only if all previous steps have been completed, we will process your application.
6. Admission to programme
After the review you will receive an email confirming one of the following options:
- You have been accepted to your 1st choice.
You will receive your official Letter of Acceptance. - You have been rejected for your 1st choice. An alternative programme will be suggested.
Please follow the instructions in the email. We will always choose a new programme in close consultation with you and if needed, with your home university as well. Once we come to an agreement and you accept our proposal, we will send you your official Letter of Acceptance.
All students will be informed about their official acceptance to one of our programmes within 3-4 weeks after the application deadline.
Spring semester time slot
You can only apply between 1 October and 25 October if you want to enrol in the Spring semester.


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Large 10mm - 11mm Soft Pink Pearls
Product Code: T423
Have a question?
These beautiful pink pearls are better quality than most - very round with little grooving. Huge 10mm - 11mm! Price is per 15-inch string.
The least expensive cultured pearls today rival the most expensive natural pearls ever found.
Natural freshwater pearls occur in mussels for the same reason saltwater pearls occur in oysters. Foreign material inside a mussel can't be expelled. To reduce irritation, the mollusk coats the intruder with the same secretion it uses for shell-building, nacre. To cultivate a pearl, farmers slit the mussel and insert small pieces of live tissue from another mussel.
The ancient Chinese practice this technique, but the first real cultured freshwater pearls originated in Japan. In the 1930's, Japanese farmers by Lake Biwa achieved natural colours unseen in saltwater pearls. However, water pollution today has virtually destroyed pearl production there.
China has the resources that Japan lacks: many large lakes, rivers, and a low-cost work force. The first Chinese cultured pearls were basic, until the 1990's when China revolutionized pearling. Shapes, lustre, and colours of the new Chinese pearls now surpass Biwa.
Copying the Japanese to improve off-white and mottling, China uses a mild bleach, bright lights, and heat. Natural freshwater pearls are usually odd shapes. So for more roundness, the Chinese now reshape rejected pearls into spheres, and then nucleate mussels with them.
The best pearls have thick overlapping layers of nacre. This can be tested by viewing its "lustre". Roll the pearl with a pen in good light - the best pearls will reflect the pen the most. A large pearl is only more valuable if it's the same quality as a smaller one - and the rounder the better. Being an organic gem, grooves, pits, or dents are expected. However, matching colour for a complete necklace is important.
Freshwater pearls are popular for their colours: white, silvery-white, pink, red, copper, brown, lavender, purple, green, blue, and yellow. The most desirable are the pastel pinks, roses, lavenders, and purples. Colour comes from the mussel species and water quality. Generally pearls assume the colour of the shell in which they form.


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Michigan Black Walnut Pendant Necklace featuring an Azurite Blueberry Geode!
Comes with 18-inch Black cord necklace with length adjust.
Coated/Treated with jewelry-grade epoxy.
Disclaimer -
**All Jewelry are FINAL SALE, no returns, exchanges or refunds will be accepted. All jewelry will be insured in case of shipping damages. Proof of shipping damages will need to be provided for filing a claim; I will work with you every step of the way till the issues is resolved.


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In today's economy where businesses are continuously adopting modern technologies and emphasizing the importance of customer-facing experiences, staying ahead of competition and matching application and DevOps requirements is essential. To achieve this objective, many organizations are moving away from proprietary infrastructures and toward open source solutions such as OpenStack.
Hundreds of world's largest brands rely on OpenStack for its ability to help them reduce costs and move faster. However, while an OpenStack cloud hosts mission-critical applications, it can still be complex to set up, requiring strong expertise in the areas of deployment, testing, and maintenance. Fortunately, F5 offers a solution to this problem. We offer advanced application delivery services across both public and private cloud environments—partnering with Red Hat to provide a joint solution that offers all the experience and the expertise necessary in combining application delivery capabilities with open source technologies.
Now, F5 has introduced an updated private cloud solution package for OpenStack. The updated package provides support for (and certification of) our solution for the Red Hat OpenStack Platform, version 10. One of the drivers for supporting Red Hat OSP v10 is the introduction of a new software lifecycle that includes three-year support with an option to extend to five years. That's huge in the enterprise, because investing in a cloud is a longer-term strategy that will outlive many of the apps it's designed to deliver.
The package also introduces enhanced use cases with L7 capabilities using Enhanced Service Definitions (ESDs). ESDs allow you to apply BIG-IP LTM profiles, policies, and iRules to OpenStack load balancers. This helps organizations enjoy the advantages of standardization in OpenStack without sacrificing the potential for competitive advantages through advanced application services and capabilities. In a world where there is an app for everything, ESDs provide distinct advantages by making an organization's apps faster and safer than competitive offerings.
The package also includes F5 professional services, enterprise-grade support, and the necessary BIG-IP components, simplifying your procurement and deployment processes. For more details, including diagrams and screen shots, check out the F5 OpenStack Private Cloud Solution Package deployment guide.
So, even though moving to cloud is a big decision for most companies, the benefits after you adopt it are undeniable. With this F5 Solution Package, you can now confidently deploy Red Hat OpenStack cloud fast and get all the application delivery and BIG-IP goodness you need.
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Al Jewer - Artist Information
Al Jewer is a respected record producer, engineer, artist and composer, but most importantly a terrific flute player. As a studio musician for the last 30 years, his work in all genres of music reads like a quilt of musical styles. He has played Early Music, Classical, Folk, Jazz, Celtic, Reggae, Rock, Poetry Fusion and Experimental music. However, in 1986 he discovered the beauty of the Native American flute and its simple yet profound music. Through this experience Al has found his true musical voice.
He started playing flute in 1971, and has studied with many teachers
including Emil Moro in Detroit, Jackie Hofto at Interlochen Arts
Academy (Interlochen, Michigan), and Dr. Robert K Webb at the
University of Wisconsin. He has been principal alto flute with
the Whitewater Flute Choir (Whitewater, Wisconsin) for the last
18 years, and plays classical duets as a member of the Soverhill
Duo and quartets with the Whitewater String Quartet.
Al founded Laughing Cat Studio in 1984 as a vehicle to record
and produce the excellent music of the Midwest including Blackhawk,
David Storei and Roxanne Neat, Natty Nation, Weekend Wages and
others. In 1994 he started Laughing Cat Records to help bring
this fine music directly to the listener. Music appearing on Laughing
Cat Records includes Ambient, Native American, Reggae, Classical
and Folk. Al's unique touch as musician, engineer and producer
lends a special sound to all these recordings.
Starting in 1988, Al worked for eight years with Wisconsin Native-influenced
artist Blackhawk, playing music of the Native American flute and
original folk ballads, both in live performance and on eight albums
including My Fathers Voice, Journey of the Spirit and others.
In late 1995, Al spent eight months in the studio and created
Prairie Plain Song, which is his personal statement of
peace and harmony with nature. Al says "I let the project
go at its own pace, never forcing it to get done. Sometimes songs
came quickly, but others took a great deal of time. There was
a period of two months where nothing happened at all. However,
at the end, the last three songs came in two weeks during a time
of great inspiration".
Experiences with Native American Lakota and Cree culture have
had a great influence on Al's life. He has participated in sacred
sweat lodges and has learned about the history and world view
of the Native American culture; these experiences have had a profound
effect both in his life and in his music. "We are all part
of the hoop of life. I thank the Great Spirit, Father Sky and
Mother Earth for the gift of music to express my feelings. For
me, this is the greatest gift anyone could receive."
Al's has also worked with CEDAR WIND, a duo with Christine Ibach,
a Wisconsin traditional Native Flute player of Cree heritage.
Their first recording was released March 1998, and is titled Feather
on the Wind. This recording features all original material;
the songs are Native flute melodies with Alto and Bass flute harmonies
and the relaxing sounds of nature. Their second recording, Kindred
Spirits, was released April, 2001.
Al's next project was a duet CD with Andy Mitran called Two
Trees. This recording features notable guest artists including
cellist David Darling, guitarist Vinnie Zummo, Chapman Stick player
Arthur Durkee and others. Two Trees made its radio debut
at #4 on the nationwide charts and went on to be in the top 1%
of airplay for 2003. Al and Andy have appeared as featured artists
on Chicago's WGN Morning News and in a live living room concert
for John Diliberto's Echoes program, a nationwide syndicated
radio show on the PRI network.
In February of 2005 Al's second solo album, River
Crossing, was released. It is a wonderful musical journey for
everyone who enjoyed Prairie Plain Song. "I have
had exciting new ideas and wonderful inspiration this year. This
music touches everyone who listens with an open heart." River Crossing went on to chart #4 on the nationwide New Age radio airplay chart.
Al's music can be heard here: YouTube Playlist


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We will be moving our offices soon and we are not certain what to do about our file cabinet drawers. The full file cabinets are heavy and the office mover may not be able to move them full. Should be empty our file cabinets? What do you recommend we do for our office move? P.S.: Nice website!
Thank you for your kind words
Thank you for your kind words and here is an answer to your question...
Standard-Vertical (narrow type) file cabinets: Standard-vertical (narrow type) file cabinets will be moved with their contents intact. Securely tighten the file holder in the back of each drawer to prevent the contents from slipping.
Lateral-Horizontal (wide type) file cabinets: Due to their light construction (and tremendous weight when full) lateral-horizontal (wide type) file cabinets must be emptied with the contents packed into cartons. Failure to do so may result in damage to the cabinet, your facility, or injury to a mover or one of your employees.
Thanks again and please don't hesitate to contact us for a free office moving cost estimate!
Empty all file cabinets before moving
I am a locksmith and have often had to deal with jammed file cabinet mechanisms after they were moved. People always assume these cabinets are only used for files, but they are also used for stationery supplies, refills for the coffee room, and personal items, any of which can fall out of the drawers to get jammed in the locking mechanism when the cabinets are moved around. I say ALWAYS empty all file cabinets before moving.
Besides, for safety the cabinets should be bolted to the wall behind them and to other cabinets next to them after they arrive in their final positions and before they are filled to prevent tip-overs. That can only be done with the drawers removed, and I think it's unfair to ask a workman to lift out 100-pound drawers when he was only hired to screw in some bolts and nuts, or install lag bolts into studs.
empty file cabinets for moving
We have had several file cabinets damaged by people trying to move them when they were full. They were too heavy and the sheet metal deformed. The handles broke loose from the bolts because people tried to lift and pull the cabinets by the handles. The face of the drawer would have to be taken apart to refasten those bolts, so that would never be done. The file holders broke loose for the same reason. When the cabinet swung loose from the movers' arms or inside the truck, the weight caused a large impact, causing a large dent in the metal. Yes, you should empty file cabinets before moving them!


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White House press secretary Jen Psaki hosted daily briefing on Tuesday — the first she's hosted since a member of her press shop resigned in controversy over the weekend.
When asked if the handling of former deputy press secretary T.J. Ducklo's alleged misogynistic remarks were up to the standards set by President Joe Biden on his inauguration day — in which he promised to fire staffers "on the spot" if they "treat another colleague with disrespect," Psaki stood by the administration's actions.
"He's no longer employed here, and I think that speaks for itself," Psaki said.
Ducklo announced his resignation on Saturday, a day after Vanity Fair published a story about his attempts to kill a story by a Politico reporter who was working on a story about Ducklo's romantic involvement with another White House reporter.
Vanity Fair reported that Ducklo made misogynistic remarks to the Politico reporter and promised to "destroy" her if she published the piece.
The White House initially suspended Ducklo for one week without pay on Friday prior to Ducklo's resignation.
In a statement last week, Psaki said the White House staff strives every day to meet standards that are set by President Joe Biden by "treating others with dignity and respect, with civility and with a value for others through our words and our actions."
Ducklo's resignation was the first by a White House staffer in Biden's early weeks as President.
Psaki also addressed the acquittal of President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial from the podium for the first time on Saturday. While she said that Biden would support a Congressional investigation into the Capitol riots, she said Biden would leave potential punishment of his predecessor to the Justice Department or the judiciary system. She did not provide a comment on a lawsuit filed against Trump by Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) regarding the riots, which was announced Tuesday.
Biden and the White House have mostly sidestepped questions regarding the impeachment trial, choosing instead to push for the passage of a COVID-19 stimulus package and messages of unity.
The briefing also comes hours before Biden will travel to Milwaukee for a town hall event. That event will air on CNN this evening at 9 p.m. ET. Biden will be traveling to Milwaukee to discuss the COVID-19 relief package and other ways the administration plans to handle the virus.


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But before they get there, Mark and Justin welcome SAL WOODS on to the show to discuss his upcoming MMA Match for the MMA Federation in St. Louis on June 22nd.
Also, the guys welcome Bill Delaney again to talk about the new Star Trek: Into the Darkness movie that he just watched. Mark is excited to hear about this, but they never quite get there since the talk turns to remakes and re-imaginings in Hollywood. They guys all talk abou their favorite and least favorite remakes of all time. So do you think yours was mentioned...listen and find out.
Real Radio, Real Honest.....its the Q! Taking talk radio and turning it up to 11!
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