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Tag Archives: Brain Science Podcast
::Click:: Seeing the Boys in a New Light
It’s been an eon since I last posted. Since then, it feels like the Earth has shifted in its orbit and I along with it. The new orbit turns around clicker-training. When Bugsy arrived around six years ago, at a … Continue reading
Posted in clicker training, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexandra Kurland, Brain Science Podcast, Brooklyn Museum cat book-ends, catification, cats in crates, Cindy Bennett Martin, clicker cats, clicker training, David Letterman, Dr. Sarah Ellis, Feldenkrais, Ginger Campbell, guide-pony, Jaak Panksepp, Jackson Galaxy, Karen Pryor, Panda, Reaching the Animal Mind, Stupid Pet Tricks
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Assurance : The Work
I mentioned I wanted assurance. Ease, solace, soothing. For all of us, beans and cat-beings alike. I now see, in my golden years, that I need to loosen my grip on that ’60’s flower-power pipedream. This flower doesn’t grow by … Continue reading
Marty Remembered
Today, around three months after Marty Weiner’s suicide, I write again about him. I do so for two reasons. First, his suicide continues to pose and enlarge on a big problem: How to reconcile remembering and honoring Marty’s great contribution, … Continue reading
Why Read This, When It Might Get Drowned Out?
With all the crowd-media swarming over us, there may be (as if) entirely too much “self-expression” going on. I took this while the vacuum was going, but you get the picture. This is how I feel, when I think that … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged Brain Science Podcast, decidophobia, Dr. Ginger Campbell, Dr. Stephen Macknik, Dr. Susana Martinez-Conde, empathy, hedgehogs, magic, magicians, Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication, Sleights of Mind, The Bugle, Walter Kaufmann
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Knowing What We Don’t Know
I do want to fill you in on a few specifics of how Mother Teresa of TTouch works with Bugs and me. First, though, I want to explore – with you, I hope – that there’s so much we don’t … Continue reading
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