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Mar 31

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the Infinite Monkey speaks: how many judgements

Random brilliance from across the blogosphere…

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You can’t imagine someone else’s life enough, or really feel what it is like to walk in their shoes for a day, to make that (hair-trigger) judgement.

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I used to be that person. Making split second judgements and not caring if they were correct or not. Many times the judgement actually made me feel good, I would say on average 25 minutes afterwards. Therefore you do the math, how many judgements to make it a good day?

 – Opinionated Man

from:

A Day of Blogging

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Mar 24

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the Infinite Monkey speaks: alternative power sources

Random brilliance from across the blogosphere…

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The way we are currently trying to squeeze a few kw of power from a wind mill is grossly inefficient when you calculate cost and maintenance.  If we secure a heard of ZOMBIES to power generating tread mills, and hang a nice juicy hunk of meat in the front with a person taunting them, they will go forever. We might evolve to the point that each new home has its own ZOMBIE power generation facility, obviously it will need to be heavily secured. The power source will be endless, you will only need to swap out a few ZOMBIES when the parts fall off, but that will be easy and free.

 – Spiritual Zombie

from:

Day 24

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Mar 17

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the Infinite Monkey speaks: on the things themselves

Random brilliance from across the blogosphere…

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I think we all have trouble figuring out the difference between our ideas of things and the things themselves.

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And I don’t think most people are willing to do what it takes to start looking for the difference between their ideas of someone and the someone themselves.

 – entrope

from:

Objectifying Women (comments)
entrope blogs at entropy: the other constant

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Mar 10

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the Infinite Monkey speaks: the right message

Random brilliance from across the blogosphere…

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I cried because for the first time in my life, I wanted gay people to know Jesus loved them more than I wanted them to know my theological position.

 – Sammy Adebiyi

from:

The Gay Community and That One Time Jesus Called Me the ‘N-word’
Sammy blogs at SammyAdebiyi.com

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