Monthly Archives: May 2009

Famous, Rich and Beautiful Dig an Early Grave

Posted on May 26, 2009 by David W. Boles

If you are rich and pretty and famous you are tempting an early grave because a devotion to the surface, and not the core, leads to psychological dissension between the wanton self and the desirous of mind — according to … Continue reading →

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Grey’s Gets it Dramatically Wrong

Posted on May 19, 2009 by David W. Boles

Do medical television shows owe us a correct diagnosis and treatment of the ill and infirm — or does anything go as entertainment in the unwinding drama? Share this:

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My Two Brains

Posted on May 11, 2009 by David W. Boles

Are you a left-brain learner or a right-brain learner?  Does it matter any longer?  Should we be “whole lobe” learners — or do lateralized brains, instead of mirrored ones, better serve us? Share this:

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Hiding from the Swine

Posted on May 4, 2009 by David W. Boles

Last week, three of the top ten sellers on Amazon.com were surgical masks.  People were buying the masks in a feint effort to protect themselves from the onslaught of the Swine Flu pandemic. This week, we are brought into the … Continue reading →

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