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Even if you don't feel it, try itStories written, stories found, the match ~ its set
Letters converge and characters write~ beyond the threshold, they guide the light
Adventurer moving, explorer in sight
Lets push the dark away
The Edge of Truth/Fear Its time
Its time to give voices to all who believed
The time of reflections has come ~ face your value
Who are you, space in time ensues
We were
a . . l
o .
. . n . .
Hearth The cadence of an uncontrollable fire calls me
I can hear you, from echoes of a night long gone
echoes of a night long here
Fleeting footsteps upon fog listed trails
The ivory seating, a song of believing
My story, might ~ a break upon the night
Shake the skys, let the earth tremble in our might
Fleeting, flewing ~ earth ever moving
The Rumbling, the soaring
Hide and SeekCobwebs to A Cherry grove
Singing of sorrows from deep below, a rumbling of sing song and water's lights glow
Touching of light and the soothing sounds of might; the love of the break comes at morning's night
Darkness consumes the reverberations of the singing bird
Searching and crawling, lost soul among feeling, the sorrows
Echoes of the signs left for us,
A song of fright
Sound where there is no sound. Breath where there is no fight
We are alone
Was I always lost?
fight me as I lay and fight me as I fray, tears of the forlorn
Wailing into the night of forgotten sails
This trail leads forever
Sorrow's song lead me
Drifting above, the world in silence
Strumming cords of the <
Breathe of FireAmong the battered blades of grass, she laid dying. Gripping tightly, she began to rise . . .
Defiance in her eyes . . .
IncantemSumbling, settling lingers from within
what have I become?
The stranger from deep within
Where has it all gone
I'm lost to the city of sorrows beneath
Trembling and weakening my tears drown me so
A gem, a shard. Its before my eyes.
A linger, a story, fury of the frights
lavender sprigs
de . . .e . .aa . . . t . .. . h
" Reaching the top of the hill, the young traveler mounted with the cadence of a wild animal; yet, something more. Upon her arrival, her eyes were met with death. It surrounded her. Enveloped her. The smell of ash and flames saturated the air. Red st
I'd Rather Be DeadYou're always asking me if I had anything worth dying for.
I'll pose the opposite to you and ask you this:
"Why is it that you find life to be worth living?"
Is it so interesting to go through each day feeling anxious?
To the point that you feel nauseated enough to collapse.
Is it so joyous to spend each night staring at a blank ceiling,
Hearing the clock tick on toward morning,
And yet you lie awake.
Tired, but awake, emotionless, but awake...
Do you truly get up each day, facing it with optimism.
Or do you look at the news and the state of the world,
And genuinely fear for your safety?
Now, if it were me that you had asked my dear,
I'd tell you quite honestly: That I'd rather be dead.
At least I would not have to hear the white lie inside my head.
That tomorrow will bring me a 'better' day...
But of course, you are welcome to believe that.
Stripping MeYou may take what you want from me,
Be it my pride or dignity.
You may throw insults at me,
And burn the shredded pieces of my sanity.
You may belittle me, as much as you want,
If only to make your meager life worth living.
But even if you do all that...
No one will protect you when I pull you into the dark.
No one will try to search for you, as my leather ropes tie you down.
No one will hear your screams as metallic screws drive into your face,
Etching an eternal smile, since you'll never leave this place...
"Now then, my dear sweet James, shall we play our favourite game?"
You are someone's reason to liveShe had skin like a cactus-
believing she
could only hurt
anyone who got
too close,
forgetting that
she held what
people needed
We Only Live To DieThis is what we live for—these whispers on our lips
The drying bits of blood on our paper-cut fingertips
Opening the letters that we left our future selves
A bittersweet reminder of those storybooks on the shelves
This is what we live for – this emotion in our souls
The torture and the bittersweet moments of lost control
Biting cracked lips with the dirt beneath our nails
These moments of imperfection as our trains of thought derail
This is what we live for – shutting doors and opening eyes
Smiling for a moment, before the tears reveal our lies
This is what we live for, this reality, this life…
This is what we live for,
As we only live
To die.
Past Tense BluesWases
Are painful,
So are weres;
And it's the becauses
That make them feel
That much worse.
i'd haunt you if you'd like.my hands are paralyzed and you're waiting for me to touch your face,
but that doesn't really matter because i'd rather touch your soul
and if you close your eyes long enough i'll read you poetry as we lay atop the monkeybars
in this old and rusted park
you can pretend to know the constellations and point them out to me and i'll tell you they're all beautiful, but nothing compared to you
if i'm lucky you'll blush and laugh at me,
tell me i say the dumbest things but deep down it'll register in your soul just how much i love you
and i know they say you can only save yourself, but darling i swear if you'll just have the slightest bit of faith i'll save the fuck out of you or i'll destroy myself trying,
because i honestly can't think of any other purpose for my life
or what smidge of it i've been able to hold on to.
You're Going to be Okay.It's not your fault.
It's not what you deserve.
Don't think that way,
Because one day,
This won't matter anyways.
Keep your head held high for now,
I know it hurts,
Words can feel suffocating.
As you feel like your lungs are collapsing,
Under the weight of the pain,
In your chest.
I know it stings,
And it seems like it takes forever for the bell to ring.
As you count down the hours.
But it doesn't matter.
When you just go home,
To sit in your room alone.
Because words unlike bruises don't go away.
Once they are said they are here to stay.
And silence is excruciating.
But being in a crowd of violent stares,
Is no better.
So where do you go?
Is the question you'll never know.
But don't give up just yet!
Things will not always be like this.
Yes, today seems hopeless.
Tomorrow seems worse.
One more day of hearing another hateful word.
Might make your head explode,
And sometimes you want to drive yourself completely off the road.
And crash.
You have to know pain to....Sometimes you have to fall apart.
You have to bleed out,
In order to have the courage to shout.
Against the darkness.
You have to know what it's like,
To feel disconnected,
From reality.
To be best friends with your anxiety,
Because it's the only thing to keep you company.
Because you've never felt so lonely.
Even though you're surrounded in a sea of noise,
Which drowns out your voice.
As you choke,
On society's noose
You're afraid to cut it loose.
Because you don't know what others will think of you.
You have to know depression.
You have to know what it's like to be alone.
You have to know what it's like to be silenced.
In order to appreciate breathing,
And to fall in love with colors.
After being blind,
For all of that time.
And only being able to see memories,
On rewind.
In order to appreciate a person's presence.
And the feeling,
Of content.
When you finally find a friend.
Who will stick with you until the end.
And not judge you for your scars.
But loves who you are.
|Sta.sh Submit


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.comments2014-10-23T12:29:57.068-04:00Mike Norman EconomicsMichael firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-33755366039388229482014-10-23T12:29:57.068-04:002014-10-23T12:29:57.068-04:00Lower case 'l' Bob....Lower case 'l' Bob....Matt Frankohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-46873954262044059512014-10-23T11:53:49.973-04:002014-10-23T11:53:49.973-04:00There is no such thing as Free Trade. There are on...There is no such thing as Free Trade. There are only policies affecting arbitrage opportunities for different people, disciplines and whole classes of citizens.

Well put, Roger.Dan Lynchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-20007328327774015222014-10-23T10:24:07.223-04:002014-10-23T10:24:07.223-04:00Naturally, Ann Coulter is not a libertarian. She&#...Naturally, Ann Coulter is not a libertarian. She's a warmongering Neocon.

You guys can't even get the simple things right.Bob Roddishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-41933692974265198952014-10-23T00:53:13.610-04:002014-10-23T00:53:13.610-04:00This move by Kiev and the West is crazy in the ext...This move by Kiev and the West is crazy in the extreme.

Don't they (Ukraine) have an election in the next few days?

I can only glean from what I have read / heard that the US's anointed representative is no sure lock?

Certainly the US is doing everything it can to bait Russia into sending hard assets into Ukraine and thereby using that as a plausible reason to unleash NATO troops.

Kudos for the West in forming and controlling the narrative.Seve141http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-5119005281104160972014-10-22T23:59:12.360-04:002014-10-22T23:59:12.360-04:00The US is well-known for good data reporting, and ...The US is well-known for good data reporting, and the people that do it deserve kudos for diligence. It's the use of it that often problematic. People with different viewpoints spin it differently, and the media picks up on a version that pandits think will resonate and echoes it with little or no analysis of nuance.

I don't think that there is an issue with those that collect and process the data and put together the stats. Where I have a problem is the way the output is used in many cases, which sees to me to disregard many of the relevant issue, leaving most people either ill-informed or confused, for example, when the reporting seems to run counter to their experience.

Another example is the claim that the value of the dollar has eroded "98%" over the last hundred years without mentioning standard of living. The price level may have increased but the standard of living has risen comparatively more.

It is often argued, for instance, that a nation is more prosperous owing to rising GDP per capita when per capita growth says nothing about distribution. It is sophistry to conflate growth and prosperity as if they were the same thing or that growth implies distributed prosperity through trickle down.

Moreover, historical studies are done using interest rate, growth, inflation, and employment data over periods of time and across countries as if the figures were based on the same measurements when they are not. A recent example was Reinhart and Rogoff, which the MMT economists picked up on right away while other economists, the media and politicians ran with it only to be embarrassed later.

In the course of perusing the feeds I look at a lot of headlines, and some that are based on the same data state the case in opposite terms owing to selective interpretation.
Tom Hickeyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-69631278010650654842014-10-22T23:46:53.067-04:002014-10-22T23:46:53.067-04:00Unleaded was $2.77 today at Costco, Iowa City/Cora...Unleaded was $2.77 today at Costco, Iowa City/Coralville. That's a pretty huge "tax cut."

Well it is and it isn't.

It's good for you because you can now buy more real resources. Your real standard of living goes up.

But your overall spending does not increase. It's the overall spending that drives the economy.

If you use the money saved on cheap gas to pay down your debts or to buy Chinese imports at Walmart, that reduces domestic aggregate demand.

If the fracking bubble collapses and if cheap imported oil is substituted for expensive domestic oil, that reduces domestic aggregate demand.

Anyway, I'm glad the Economic Populist has resumed posting. I've learned a lot from him about FRED and about what all the statistics mean.Dan Lynchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-88448743416894300572014-10-22T23:28:59.857-04:002014-10-22T23:28:59.857-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.Ryan Harrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-54391946892390854952014-10-22T22:53:45.701-04:002014-10-22T22:53:45.701-04:00This, I think, is more to the point. "Many o...This, I think, is more to the point.

"Many of the challenges in producing a CPI arise because the number and types of goods and services found in the market are constantly changing. If the CPI tried to maintain a fixed sample of products, that sample quickly would shrink and become unrepresentative of what consumers were purchasing. Each time that an item in the CPI sample permanently disappears from the shelves, the BLS has to choose another, and then has to make some determination about the relative qualities of the old and replacement item. If it did not--for example, if it treated all new items as identical to those they replaced -- significant upward or downward CPI biases would result."

Over time, at what point is it the same index? Take the DJI, for instance, the original companies have been replaced by more representative ones. Is the DJI the same index?

It's like the joke about George Washington's axe with which he chopped down the cherry tree as a boy. It's had seven new handles and three new heads. Is it the same axe?Tom Hickeyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-4572304639802842512014-10-22T22:21:19.601-04:002014-10-22T22:21:19.601-04:00Well, at least one assertion he makes is wrong (th...Well, at least one assertion he makes is wrong (that cpi assumes consumers will substitute hamburger for steak).

"http://www.bls.gov/cpi/cpiqa.htm#Question_3"Kenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-18684597693167904862014-10-22T19:56:51.596-04:002014-10-22T19:56:51.596-04:00From an economic standpoint, transaction cost is s...From an economic standpoint, transaction cost is substantial and organisms develop develop heuristics to deal with uncertain as efficiently and effectively as possible, assuming cet. par., that is that the future will resemble the recent past of experience. These heuristics become individual, institutional, subcultural, and cultural biases. Ordinarily this is a pragmatic assumption that pays off. However, at turning points it doesn't and that can turn out to be extremely expensive.

A major heuristic is adopting a worldview to structure experience in terms of anchors such as norms and criteria. This is the basic bias that everyone operates under. However, worldviews differ and so do individual, institutional, and subcultural and cultural biases. This provides a basis for agreement, disagreement, and conflict.

Humans face two major challenges. The first is ontological uncertainty. We do not know the future and we also know that surprises occur fairly often. The second is epistemic uncertainty. A great deal lies beyond humans' ability to know based on our limitations as a species. A significant source of limitation is cognitive-volitional-affective bias.

Even though heuristics allow humans to reduce transaction cost, they cannot eliminate them. Moreover, the element of surprise is significant enough for humans to invest heavily in developing more rigorous methods of dealing with this eventuality in order to anticipate likelihood and to provide alternatives for dealing with the unexpected and immeasurable, such as redundancy, contingency planning, emergency services, reserve funding and the like.

All this is something that underlies human life and it is adds a significant cost to life over what life would be like in a certain world. But no matter how much time, energy and resources are committed, risk cannot be entirely reduced and radical uncertainty cannot be removed.

Different individuals and groups assess needs differently, plan differently, and come to different cost-benefit conclusions, as well as distribute time, energy and resources differently wrt to relying on heuristic and employing rigorous methodology.

These are matters that economics deals with regarding a certain sector of life, but risk and uncertainty affect many other areas that economics doesn't ordinarily address and perhaps is not suited to addressing, so other methods are required.

Whatever, there is no getting around the costs in terms of time, energy and resources, whether or not they can be measured monetarily as economics does. Progress can be viewed in part as the way that humans develop means to address these challenges, the most significant of which are emergent and cannot be predicted based on past experience. Those successful in meeting these challenges survive, prosper and proliferate, and those that don't get selected out.Tom Hickeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-16220286767697672582014-10-22T18:27:33.065-04:002014-10-22T18:27:33.065-04:00Matt, while not my area of expertise, most studies...Matt, while not my area of expertise, most studies trying to map brain activity patterns to certain cognitive biases are done on a pathological context (Imaging attentional and attributional bias: an fMRI approach to the paranoid delusion (1) link below).

On a "normal" individual, on idle state, the brain activity probably already has built-in those biases. Is the normal way of human brains operating, so there ain't much you can compare those to as there is no apparent 'diference', those diferences happen in pathological cases because in those cases (as it happens with most psychopathologies) are an exacerbation of a normal mechanism, an extreme case.

In fact, there is an hypothesis that certain categories of cognitive biases can be simply the by-product of noise while processing information (Toward a Synthesis of Cognitive Biases:
How Noisy Information Processing Can Bias Human Decision Making, wonkish, (2) link below). While other categories of cognitive biases are probably just a by-product of heuristic mechanisms which have evolved to deal with two issues: 1) decision making under uncertainty; 2) doing so in an agile/rapid way with the most cost-efficient procedure.

As for overcoming those biases: there is nothing written in stone, it's perfectly possible under enough information overflow which is opposite to previous information to change cognition and, indirectly, behaviour. The "only" problem is one of energy use: our brains like those of any other mammals and other species too, have evolved to be efficient on the use of energy.

The brain is the organ which requires more energy to operate, increasing activity requires a lot of extra energy by the organism, cognition substitution is as much, if not more, expensive as creating new cognitions, which is probably the most expensive process the brain can do. Given that certain 'belief-systems' are an intricate network of complex cognitions you can imagine how expensive is to 'rewire' (so to speak) those mappings. All this is highly speculative but there is certain evidence that points it works that way.

Individual differences make the rest: certain individuals may have an easier time doing those 'rewires' than others, for some people it may be close to impossible. And you can add a lot of other unknown variables, for example neuronal plasticity is not the same at all ages (it certainly is harder to 'rewire' your brain the older you are, but at the same time you have access to a wider network of cognitions, in case your memory recovery systems are still working fine). All very complex, and we don't know that much about it yet, hardly solid established science, but the evidence we have seems to point it works out along those lines.

An other thing to take in mind is, that those biases are there for a reason: to protect your belief-system for the well being of your own self. Imagine an extreme case: you operate according to certain beliefs, if those beliefs crumble and no longer are perceived by yourself as true, then it would mean you have operated and acted a long time according to some false belief: mind blown ("I have wasted my entire life doing X"). This is why under extreme circumstances and events the organism can have some very strong psychological reactions (ie. PTSD) and manifest certain disorders and pathologies, because a big part of your belief system crumbles.

The trait of having relatively low overhead when remapping cognitions it's a desirable trait in our complex civilizations, and it may be very well a present trait in certain personality profiles. But unfortunately does not seem to be the most common case.

1) http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=53911&fileId=S0033291799002421
2) http://www.martinhilbert.net/HilbertPsychBull.pdfIgnaciohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-28084813014570327162014-10-22T18:15:24.771-04:002014-10-22T18:15:24.771-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.Ignaciohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-48451976675256845442014-10-22T17:44:29.305-04:002014-10-22T17:44:29.305-04:00It's interesting to speculate, but I think, in the...It's interesting to speculate, but I think, in the end, we need to experience. Just the fact that we cannot explain the seat of consciousness should immediately focus attention. Even the cavemen looked up at the stars at night and wondered who they were and what they were doing on this planet. And even today, as a race of beings, we do not know. We have cell phones and quantum theory, but we do not know. I believe (among many) we do not know because we ignore the obvious. Words can point this out but words are never enough.

Within the human heart there is a feeling. The human heart - not the mind. Let mind be still. By following this feeling inside one discovers there is also a universe within. Kabir described this feeling as a rope, which he climbed – what he found at the top was Life, Being; a universal Energy – the Self in every being. Naught exists other than the Self. Even the atoms and the molecules have at their core the Self; all lives are aggregations, everything Lives.

Consciousness (awareness) I would describe as a mirror in which the higher and lower are reflected. I would not be surprised to find Science agree with the ancient wisdom one day, to finally discover the human consciousness as a different entity to the human persona (vehicle). The soul (Arjuna) dwells within the living chariot: the horses pulling the chariot are the senses, the reins the mind; besides Arjuna stands the Master (Krishna, the SELF); the battle ground is this world, the friends and relatives that Krishna is telling Arjuna to slay are his concepts – in order to gird Arjuna, Krishna reveals himself and finally Arjuna understands. The obvious!

For me, consciousness is identity, standing before the Self, aware of the spark within and persona below. But consciousness does not need the persona to exist. Words I know …..

In the world, the wise look to the heart. It has never ever betrayed you, and has always stood by you, your best friend - every moment of your life.jrbarchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-72814282231322672192014-10-22T17:21:51.625-04:002014-10-22T17:21:51.625-04:00Matt Franko said... "prior exposure and exper...Matt Franko said...
"prior exposure and experience influences present and future experience an behavior. "

Tom, Mike has always said that he was a card-carrying member of the debt doomsday crowd (so he was once exhibiting a "bias" in this regard) but he was able to get around it somehow...

so it seems like it would be possible to operate (at some level) against these biases...

That's what learning is about. However, strong biases inhibit learning and some biases are so strong that those holding them cannot get beyond them no matter how costly it is to them. In this case, the bias functions as a norm. It becomes a criterion in evaluation. Tom Hickeyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-16843951784775351972014-10-22T16:18:31.381-04:002014-10-22T16:18:31.381-04:00Interesting Paper here: http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~...Interesting Paper here:

http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~xinl/library/papers/comp/vdM_correlation.pdfMatt Frankohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-89293347814727817552014-10-22T15:02:58.644-04:002014-10-22T15:02:58.644-04:00Bob R we were under the gold back then in 1929 or ...Bob R we were under the gold back then in 1929 or whatever ... it matters... rsp,Matt Frankohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-50773230476026684852014-10-22T14:53:35.893-04:002014-10-22T14:53:35.893-04:00Off topic: I was recently introduced to series of ...Off topic: I was recently introduced to series of short films that can be found the following site:
http://www.wetheeconomy.com/

A MMT take on some of these would be appreciated.

I watched the "What is Money" clip. It's useless. Really wrong from the MMT POV.Tom Hickeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-78037514662620884192014-10-22T14:43:28.972-04:002014-10-22T14:43:28.972-04:00Matt, humans think of the unfamiliar in terms of t...Matt, humans think of the unfamiliar in terms of the familiar, which is why metaphor and analogy are basic. We model what we want to know based on what we already knew and the system of gaining knowledge is self-augmenting.

In thinking about this speculatively, the ancients noticed that while everything is always changing, some aspects remain constant. That is to say, then wondered about the relationship of the variant and invariance and attempted to account for it. We are still trying to account for it.

The ancients noticed that everything is, that is, existence is not a property but rather a category that enables distinction of possibility-actuality, time series, and change of properties with the category remaining the same.

That called the invariance "intelligibility". The universe has intelligibility as a category along with existence, whether that intelligibility is known consciously by humans or not. For knowledge intelligence is required along with intelligibility.

Now we look at this formally and rigorously in terms of information theory but the issues are perennial. Presently, machines are a dominant aspect of experience, so many modern analogies are based on machines, and increasingly electronic circuitry.

That there are analogies that seem to fit, the question becomes why so? There are two answers. The first is that this is not actually an analogy, but the universe is a big information-processing "device." The other is sees this as an illicit jump in logical (reductionism) and that the understanding is based on analogous expression rather than univocal.

According to the former, the problem of consciousness, mind, and body are solved if the brain is described as an information-processing device like a computer. According to the latter, this is additive knowledge but it does not explain what needs to be explained, which is consciousness, life, and mind, which are not explained by correlating them to bodily processes.

A problem is explaining emergence from increasing complexity, for instance. There is no indication that humans are at all close to grasping the fundamentals of emergence, if that is even possible. However, there is a lot that can be accounted for even with the initial understanding that has been developed.

So we can account for political differences in terms of psychophysiology but we don't yet know how these differences arise, or how they can be changed by changing the "chemicals" or "rewiring" the brain, but we know from military and intelligence studies that there is a lot more correlation than most people realize and that mind manipulation is not only possible but has been practiced with some degree of effectiveness. Of course, propagandists have known this for ages, and it's the advertising industry's bread and butter. But now we are talking some seriously intrusive stuff wrt to social engineering and human engineering.

Liberals argue with much justification that a liberal education is a prerequisite for a truly liberal society. Conservatives see that as social engineering and human programming, designed to undermine "traditional values," also with good justification.

So we are left with clashing worldviews based not only on cognitive-volitional-affective differences but also correlated psychophysiological differences, some of which may be pretty well "hardwired" by the time a person becomes a voting adult. Of course, to the degree disposition is genetic, it's hardwired, too. Humans come in different varieties.

This new understanding and the technology that is arising as a result also create issues with the possibility of achieving a truly liberal society free from such manipulation. There's definitely a dark side to this. Tin foil hats for all.Tom Hickeyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-85828609735152662952014-10-22T14:17:01.398-04:002014-10-22T14:17:01.398-04:00The new funny money dilution ("inflation"...The new funny money dilution ("inflation") since 2008 has artificially inflated the unsustainable stock market bubble and re-inflated much of the housing bubble. Both are bound to collapse. The Austrian theory of the 1929 depression is based upon an artificially inflated and unsustainable stock market with little or no CPI type inflation at the retail level.

You do not understand Austrian theory (not that Glenn Beck does either).Bob Roddishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-38525250993928272552014-10-22T13:40:56.327-04:002014-10-22T13:40:56.327-04:00Off topic: I was recently introduced to series of ...Off topic: I was recently introduced to series of short films that can be found the following site:
http://www.wetheeconomy.com/

A MMT take on some of these would be appreciated.Bobhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-21660573279847991712014-10-22T13:27:14.639-04:002014-10-22T13:27:14.639-04:00"prior exposure and experience influences pre..."prior exposure and experience influences present and future experience an behavior. "

Tom, Mike has always said that he was a card-carrying member of the debt doomsday crowd (so he was once exhibiting a "bias" in this regard) but he was able to get around it somehow...

so it seems like it would be possible to operate (at some level) against these biases...

rsp,Matt Frankohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-56367895220202794002014-10-22T13:14:09.699-04:002014-10-22T13:14:09.699-04:00"information" is "knowledge communi..."information" is "knowledge communicated" so we can have knowledge BUT, if it is not communicated, then there is no "information"....

Tom,

"respond differently to different stimuli based on difference in the "programming" of their receptors."

Tom, the "stimuli"... I'm getting the idea that the "stimuli" are actually "words" somehow...

So there is this basic stream (of consciousness?) that is "modulated" in effect by words...

maybe the consciousness stream is the "carrier" and the words somehow perform the "mod/demod" functions....

rsp,Matt Frankohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-7536339768470704742014-10-22T12:46:07.525-04:002014-10-22T12:46:07.525-04:00continuation It is emerging that upbringing and e...continuation

It is emerging that upbringing and early education are decisive in the way a brain develops, so the great gains in education are to be made by influencing development early on.

This creates a dilemma for a liberal society, since choices by people other than the individual determine development practically from conception, e.g., through exposure to nutrients and poisons during gestation. How much should the public be involved wrt to a child's upbringing and exposure relative to the private, i.e., the family? The intersection of science, morality, and politics promises to result in come collisions.

There's a huge amount of literature on this now in many disciplines. I am just suggesting these three books as good places to start. Cognitive scientist Lakoff and psychologist Westen look specifically at politics. Pert, discoverer of the opiate receptor, is interesting for the gripping way her narrative unfolds, making a technical subject an easy read. Others might recommend different ones though.

The upshot is that we are coming to see the universe as a huge information processing system (unit) in which consciousness, mind, body and environment are not separate, as they appear. It's not even correct to say that everything is interconnected. What is, is a system and its dynamics that produces patterned modulation. As we drill down we find an energy field rising and falling in waves like an "ocean without shores." and at the heart of that field information.

Energy is that which produces change, and information ("intelligence" in the sense of the ancients) directs change wrt to variance invariance. Each of us is a product of THAT. All of us are the same in some respects and akin to everything that seems different for us, and also unique in other respects. This is the result of what we call "information."

At this point in time we humans are getting a scientific handle on this, but the realization of it was expressed poetically from prehistorical times. What we are coming to know rationally and account for scientifically, others have known non-rationally and expressed symbolically.
Tom Hickeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2761684730989137546.post-81634478092004033102014-10-22T12:45:52.927-04:002014-10-22T12:45:52.927-04:00See George Lakoff, The Political Mind, and Drew We...See George Lakoff, The Political Mind, and Drew Westen, The Political Brain, for the neuroscience behind political differences. Both are written from a liberal perspective.

Candance B. Pert's Molecules of Emotion doesn't relate directly to politics but it is interesting for the biochemistry behind consciousness, mind and body.

We are getting more insight into the correlation between mental states, behavior and the circuitry. Much of it confirms what we already know — prior exposure and experience influences present and future experience an behavior. There are the beginnings of explanation in terms of physics and chemistry. But those explanations are only in the initial exploratory stages, and it is too soon to conclude too much from them about many key issues.

We can now be confident that differences in reported experience and observed behavior do have psychophysiological correlates. Habit structure is "burned into" the brain through use of neural pathways, for example. So now we see why "practice makes perfect" and breaking habits is accomplished by changing behaviors, that is, disuse of accustomed neural pathways, resulting in the former pathway becoming "overgrown."

Pert's narrative is autobiographical and it is a fascinating detective story. She explains how addiction is difficult to overcome is that the normal biochemistry changes resulting in different information processing in the receptors. There are "endogenous" chemical molecules and receptors in the body (recall Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions and its "bad chemicals"). There are also exogenous substances introduced from (the environment outside the body that affect bioprocesses in ways that influence experience and behavior similarly. They even use the familiar terms "exogenous" and "endogenous".

The political connection is that people that fit into different political categories respond differently to different stimuli based on difference in the "programming" of their receptors. Politics is inherently moral and moral correlates with how one responds emotionally to different stimuli and this happens by the body sending signals biochemically, for example. A lot of conservative intensity is explained by their feeling disgust where liberals are not bothered, resulting in liberals thinking that conservatives are bigoted, crazy, etc., and liberals get really upset about things that leave conservatives cold emotionally. Different "chemicals."

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Using Twitter for Recipe Inspiration
Where do you get recipe ideas? Cooking shows? Food magazines? The Wednesday food section of your newspaper? Blogs? (Um, I hope you nodded "yes" to that last one.) How about Twitter and Facebook?
Last time I had some overripe bananas to use up I could have made my favorite banana, coconut, and Medjool quick bread, but I wanted something savory. Nothing was coming to mind, so I did what any connected food blogger would do: I asked my tweeps.
I tweeted, "Does anybody have any good savory recipes for ripe bananas?" Within minutes I had several responses, but it was Jill of @eatitdrinkit's response that intrigued me. She suggested I make chipotle banana bread. Chipotle chilis in banana bread? Really? Yes, really.
When I asked her for the recipe, she said she didn't have one. The flavor combo just came to her, and before she realized it, she was making a batch of Banana-Chipotle Bread. When she posted it on her blog, she triumphantly exclaimed, "It worked!"
Inspired, I decided to give it a whirl as well and created my own version: Honeyed Banana-Chipotle Bread. The spicy chipotle chilis enhance the sweetness of the ripe bananas and honey, while the pepitas add crunch and nuttiness. Enjoy this bread plain, toasted with melted butter, as a dunker with a cup of soup or even the basis of a sandwich.
You could make Jill's version or mine. But they're so good that you might as well make both. You won't have any trouble finishing them.
Honeyed Banana-Chipotle Bread
The spicy, smoky chopped chipotle chilis are tempered with honey, giving this bread a pleasing mixture of heat and sweetness.
1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour or white whole wheat flour
1 tablespoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
3/4 cup honey
4 large eggs
1 cup low-fat plain yogurt, strained
1/4 cup canola oil
2 small very ripe bananas (about 1 cup)
3 chipotle chilis in adobo sauce, chopped*
2 tablespoons unsalted pepitas*
1. Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 350 degrees F. Coat 1 (8 1/2 X 4 1/2 -inch) loaf pan with cooking spray.
2. In a medium size bowl, whisk the flours, baking soda, salt and cinnamon.
3. In a large bowl, beat honey and eggs with an electric hand mixer. Add yogurt and oil; beat until batter is smooth. Lower the speed; add the bananas and chipotle chilis and beat briefly (it's ok if the batter has a few lumps).
4. Add the flour mixture to the egg mixture and mix until just incorporated. Pour the batter into the pan. Sprinkle with pepitas. Bake for 60-75 minutes, or until the top is a deep golden brown and a cake tester inserted into the middle comes out clean. Check the bread about halfway through. If you feel like the top is getting too brown, then tent the pan with a piece of aluminum foil and continue baking. You can also place the pan on two stacked baking sheets in the center of the oven to prevent the bottom of the bread from getting too browned.
5. Transfer the bread to a rack; let cool for 10 minutes, then unmold and place on a rack to cool to room temperature.
*Shopping Note: Canned chipotles in adobo sauce can be found in Mexican speciality markets as well as the Mexican food section of most major supermarkets. Pepitas are Spanish pumpkin seeds that can be found in Mexican speciality markets and speciality foods markets.
Susan Russo is a free lance food writer in San Diego, California. She publishes stories, recipes, and photos on her cooking blog, <Food Blogga and is a regular contributor to NPR's <Kitchen Window. She is also the author of Recipes Every Man Should Know and The Encyclopedia of Sandwiches.
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