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Opinion | We Are Merging With Robots. That’s a Good Thing. – The New York Times

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Blocking sunlight to cool Earth may not save crops from climate change | CBC News

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In Their Own Image: Psychiatry’s Attack on Religion (with commentary)

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See what Earth looked like from space when it was ruled by dinosaurs – CNET

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Great Leaders Hone This One Unlikely Skill: Synchronicity
Synchronicity is about seeing around corners—and that’s necessary when you want an edge at work. Source: Great Leaders Hone This One Unlikely Skill: Synchronicity Comment – Not sure if this confirms to Carl Jung’s definition but there’s no reason why it couldn’t be updated. Advertisements
Masochism – The illegal “alternative”?
Through the Freudian lens, Masochism is a sexual perversion in which a person becomes sexually aroused and is gratified by pain inflicted by another person.¹ This activity was once entirely underground but a Canadian TV documentary aired in the new millennium² illustrated how some people believe they are doing nothing wrong by spanking or being spanked […] […]
Montreal’s Sir John A. Macdonald statue vandalized with a vengeance
Spray-painting comes with ‘demand’ that city remove monument to first PM now seen in dimmer light… The attack on the Macdonald monument in Montreal comes amid a growing debate over how to view historical figures through a modern moral lens. Source: Montreal’s Sir John A. Macdonald statue vandalized with a vengeance – The Globe and […]
Nutritional psychiatry: Accessing the gut to address the brain
As evidence mounts for the existence of the gut-brain axis, nutritional psychiatry has emerged as a promising research field within the food and nutrition community. Source: Nutritional psychiatry: Accessing the gut to address the brain

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Reelin’ in the Years – 2014
When I first heard this tune I think it was already out for a while but I’m not sure. I was driving and it came on the radio. I couldn’t believe how it grabbed me. Suddenly I was 15 or 16 again, feeling excited and entranced by the tunes. I’m not sure if the producer... Continue Reading →
Edge is getting sharper – Cortana more appealing
Since returning to Win 10 I’ve been exploring Cortana and Edge. I guess the older I get, the more I like to get more done with less effort. It’s called being organized. Also, using whatever tech helps to make life fun and easier. So far Chrome is still my main browser. But Edge is creeping... Continue Reading →
I switched to Windows 10 and for the most part, I like it
Funny. Not too long after writing about Windows 7 I got bored with my computer and upgraded to Windows 10. I was able to do this for free because I took advantage of the free upgrade when it first came out. Even though I reverted to Win 7, you can go back to Win 10... Continue Reading →
Two Awesome File Management Tools for Automated Actions
I’m still on Windows 7. I actually like it better than Windows 10. With a computer I want a tool, not a friend. And I find Win 7 is pretty streamlined while Win 10 has too much bloat. However, Win 7 has its limits. One thing it doesn’t do to well, as far as I... Continue Reading →

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Bomb that killed 40 kids in Yemen was made in the US
The bomb used by the Saudi-led coalition in a devastating attack on a school bus in Yemen was sold as part of a US State Department-sanctioned arms deal with Saudi Arabia, munitions experts told CNN.
The schoolboys were chatting and laughing before airstrike
For a group of boys in northern Yemen, Thursday was supposed to be a celebration -- a much-anticipated field trip marking their graduation from summer school.
Video shows bus moments before airstrike
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Merkel, Putin tackle tough topics in meeting outside Berlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met outside Berlin on Saturday for talks ranging from the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria, to Iran and a gas pipeline project that has drawn U.S. ire.
Bad feelings between Canada and Russia don't matter in space, says astronaut David Saint-Jacques
Space exploration may not quite be the final frontier of co-operation between Canada and Russia — but it's close, writes Chris Brown.
Man charged with attempted murder after car crash outside U.K. Parliament
Sudanese-born British national Salih Khater was charged with two counts of attempted murder on Saturday and will appear in court on Monday after a car careered into people and a barrier at Britain's Parliament earlier this week, police said.
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Ecuador tightens entry rules for Venezuelan migrants
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Kofi Annan death: World leaders honour former UN chief
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Michael W. Clark

Reelin’ in the Years – 2014
When I first heard this tune I think it was already out for a while but I’m not sure. I was driving and it came on the radio. I couldn’t believe how it grabbed me. Suddenly I was 15 or 16 again, feeling excited and entranced by the tunes. I’m not sure if the producer... Continue Reading →
Edge is getting sharper – Cortana more appealing
Since returning to Win 10 I’ve been exploring Cortana and Edge. I guess the older I get, the more I like to get more done with less effort. It’s called being organized. Also, using whatever tech helps to make life fun and easier. So far Chrome is still my main browser. But Edge is creeping... Continue Reading →
I switched to Windows 10 and for the most part, I like it
Funny. Not too long after writing about Windows 7 I got bored with my computer and upgraded to Windows 10. I was able to do this for free because I took advantage of the free upgrade when it first came out. Even though I reverted to Win 7, you can go back to Win 10... Continue Reading →
Two Awesome File Management Tools for Automated Actions
I’m still on Windows 7. I actually like it better than Windows 10. With a computer I want a tool, not a friend. And I find Win 7 is pretty streamlined while Win 10 has too much bloat. However, Win 7 has its limits. One thing it doesn’t do to well, as far as I... Continue Reading →

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rudolf otto… pioneer in using the term “numinous”

Marion Woodman, Jungian Analyst and Author

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my interest in classical Greece and Rome has flowered with the dev. of EP

scanned from an old book… it took a long time to get the background clear

me as a kid at Georgian Bay

Photographed from a book in Toronto Public Library

Good old Jung… very influential… especially in my early days

Poland in the 90s by HBC – my parents did volunteer work in Europe, trying to help developing businesses

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A bit sad but very happy about the move to EARTHPAGES
I liked the old Earthpages.ca – Think Free. But it was awfully tiring for one person – me – to try to update both blogs each and every day. Just signing in and out of two different blogs to update and check comments was fatiguing. You wouldn’t think so. But day after day it just […]
We’re moving but nothing will be lost. Earthpages.ca is merging with Earthpages.org.
Our dot.ca address “earthpages.ca” now automatically directs to earthpages.org. All updates to Earthpages will be at the new earthpages.org | earthpages.ca. However, the existing material at the former earthpages.ca (posted up to 07/18/2018) will stay online and can still be reached at https://earthpages.wordpress.com. So if you just want to check something […]
Should We Merge? – Earthpages.ca | Earthpages.org
For the past few weeks, I’ve been wondering if Earthpages.org and Earthpages.ca should merge. Since the latest template update, the two sides of Earthpages have not only been looking more similar. The content is also becoming more alike. I like having a distinctive Canadian dot.ca for the site, having been born and bred in Canada. […]
Key social reward circuit in the brain impaired in kids with autism — ScienceDaily
Children with autism have structural and functional abnormalities in the brain circuit that normally makes social interaction feel rewarding, according to a new study from the Stanford University School of Medicine. Source: Key social reward circuit in the brain impaired in kids with autism — ScienceDaily Opinion – Stories like this are best taken cum […] […]

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