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* A landmark study
Stress in low-income families can affect children’s learning I am very excited about this. This is, as far as I know, the first study to...
timothyharleywright
Jul 7, 20151 min read
* Hormone makes dogs “man’s best friend” (or does it?)
Bookmarks: Man’s best friend? • Recent child abuse cases • Do food stamps subsidize McDonald’s? ———— ♦ ———— Dogs Do Love Their Owners:...
timothyharleywright
Apr 19, 20154 min read
* Is HFCS an aphrodisiac?
Bookmarks: The wonder drug • Phylicia Barnes update • The heckler’s veto again ———— ♦ ———— 2015-03-04. I’ve wanted to pose that...
timothyharleywright
Apr 12, 20152 min read
* Guess Who’s Been Secretly Funding a Famous Climate Change–Denying Scientist?
Bookmarks: Corrupt science • Question for my followers and web-active people • I can’t believe they did this. ———— ♦ ———— Guess Who’s...
timothyharleywright
Mar 29, 20153 min read
* How not to choose a sperm donor
Bookmarks: How not to choose a sperm donor • Lies about immigration • Heather Cook update • Bizarre child abuse case • The reality of...
timothyharleywright
Mar 22, 20152 min read
* Some news items of interest …
Last Wednesday I copied here a post from Messiah Truth. Here I copy what was the very next post on that same thread, from 2006-12-02,...
timothyharleywright
Mar 18, 20151 min read
* Climate change is nothing new
Bookmarks: Climate change is nothing new • Re-examining the housing bubble • Hilary Swank • “Super-hydrophobic” metals could mean...
timothyharleywright
Mar 8, 20152 min read
* Encounters with clairvoyance
Originally posted in July 2005 at Messiah Truth ; reblogged here 2021-03-11 : Religiosity can express any of various impulses, including...
timothyharleywright
Mar 3, 20156 min read
Psychopaths’ Brains Don’t Grasp Punishment
Psychopaths • Mitt Romney bows out • Atheist chic
William Tell
Mar 1, 20151 min read


Belief: The unforgivable sin
“Embracing what is,” a four-part series:
• As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris
• Belief: The unforgivable sin
• Rationalism cannot save us.
• Hell has an exit.
William Tell
Feb 27, 20158 min read


As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris
“Embracing what is,” a four-part series:
• As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris
• Belief: The unforgivable sin
• Rationalism cannot save us.
• Hell has an exit.
William Tell
Feb 20, 20153 min read
* Scientists Discover Ancient ‘Magical’ Amulet With Odd Two-Way Inscription
Bookmarks: Amulet • R.I.P. Andre Crouch • Schools should teach against date rape? • Individualization in the classroom • The One...
timothyharleywright
Jan 18, 20152 min read
* Karma basics
We begin with Galaxian ’s comment on “Jeanette:” Schizophrenia is not a karmic matter. It is an organic disease just as much as cancer...
timothyharleywright
Nov 11, 20144 min read
* Disgusting smells provoke conservatism
———— ♦ ———— Disgusting smells provoke conservatism A logical calculus of vomit stink, gay marriage, and political leaning Research subjects exposed to the smell of vomit displayed a pronounced shift of attitudes toward the right. The Improbable Research article over-emphasizes the Biblical inerrancy question. Researchers surveyed participants on a wide range of liberal-vs.-conservative issues, and the two on which results were most outstanding were Biblical inerrancy and gay
William Tell
Nov 9, 20143 min read
* Reducing our carbon footprint – by design
I don’t hold with those who want to blame global warming wholly on American industry and American cars. The slashing-burning of hundreds...
timothyharleywright
Oct 31, 20142 min read
Noise
Noise, in general, is chaotic or random sound. Danny personifies noise. He has a foul mouth, and talks constantly in a loud voice, usually about other people. His elbows are always sticking out, and he talks with these wild hand gestures like you see in a rap video. For some reason, he insists on sitting at my favorite table at meals. More than one of us are actually happy when he doesn’t come. In my years working at the dollar store, I found needless noise a great stresso
William Tell
Oct 28, 20141 min read
Coming abstractions
On Friday, July 25, I emerged from my devotional time exceptionally centered, and I stayed that way for hours. Nothing like this has happened to me before. It raised a number of new questions and resurrected many old ones. I am currently puzzling over the relationships among centeredness, happiness and presence. I have mentioned centeredness once before. As far as I know, neither Ambrose Worrall nor Emmet Fox ever discusses centeredness directly; it may be that, for them,
William Tell
Oct 24, 20143 min read
* Rainbows
(Originally published 2013-07-04 at Trojan Horse Productions . Reblogged 2019-10-02 .) Baltimore is more likely than other places, to...
timothyharleywright
Aug 26, 20142 min read
* “Francis” and the phonograph
Today is my youngest brother’s 65th birthday, and a good occasion for me to pay tribute to him as an inspiration and role model. He’s six...
timothyharleywright
Aug 1, 20144 min read


Prayer primer
All my life, I’ve been fascinated with things that glow in the dark. Where does the light come from? This is now fundamental to my understanding of prayer, and of my vocation. The picture shows what I take for the latest advance in the world of fluorescent materials. Here are germanium nanoparticles in a colorless colloidal (gelatinous) suspension, being irradiated by ultraviolet light. By virtue merely of where they are and what they are, the invisible light that shines
William Tell
Jul 25, 20145 min read
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