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The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 11) – Homogenous, Machiavellianism & Theosis

Ankidroid additions related to Science, History and Philosophy. Homogenous Corresponding in structure because of a common origen, common ethincity. When a group talks, looks and acts the same. Machiavellianism Cunning, scheming and unscrupulous especially in Politics. The term Machiavellianism was

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12 Rules For Life: An Antidote to Chaos (2018) – Jordan Peterson

This Wednesday literature piece has been a long time coming. I have written extensively here about Canadian clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson including one of his biggest literary influences – Fyodor Dostoevesky who was the subject of the last few weeks’

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Bobok ‘Little Bean’ (1873) – Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Then how is it that I smell a stench if I don’t have a sense of smell?’ ‘That’s ..he-he…Well, that’s where our philosopher gets a bit hazy. It was precisely in regard to the sense of smell that he observed

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White Nights (1848) – Fyodor Dostoevsky

‘My God! A Whole minuteof bliss! Is thatreally so little for the whole of a man’s life?’ I’m currently reading Fyodor Dostoevsky’s short story – White Nights written early in his career and published in 1848. Dostoevsky has featured prominently

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The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 10) – Heuristics, Egalitarianism & Senescence

Ankidroid additions related to Science, History and Philosophy. Heuristics Any approach to problem solving that uses a practical method or various shortcuts to provide solutions that may not be optimal but are sufficient given a limited time-frame. Examples that employ

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3/1/22 – 9/01/22 Deadliness of COVID, 100 Best Songs 2021 & My Girlfriend

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. How Deadly is COVID? – Jay Bhattacharrya and Lex FridmenVideo at Lex Clips Jay Bhattacharya is a professor of medicine at Stanford University and

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The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 9) – Bosons, Zeitgeist & Ludwig Boltzmann

Ankidroid additions related to Science, History and Philosophy. You can find more information about Ankidroid in my post – Learning a Second Language and Ankidroid. Bosons Bosons are a type of force field of nature which can oscillate wildly, so

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The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 8) – Neutron Star, Anthropomorphic & Bacteria

Ankidroid additions related to Science, History and Philosophy. You can find more information about Ankidroid in my post – Learning a Second Language and Ankidroid. Neutron Star Neutron Stars have magnetic fields a trillion times that of earth. It’s a

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20/12 – 26/12/21 Happy XMAS (War is Over), The Mirror & Robin Williams.

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. John Lennon – Happy XMAS (War is Over)Music article at PowerPop Here is another article from a good friend in virtual world, Max at

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The Small One – A Christmas Story (Bing Crosby)

Happy Christmas all! To celebrate this year’s Christmas festivities I would like to present a narration by Bing Crosby of a moving Christmas story called The Small One like I did last year and will continue doing on the 25th.

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