Unusual Suspect

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About me
Writer, blogger, web surfer. I write about giftedness, writing, and various miscellaneous topics.

My primary blog/website is High Cognitive Minds (link below). I also sound off on various quirks and idiocies of the human race at http://outsiderviews.com
Why I use Clipmarks
It's a great way to keep track of odds and ends so they don't clutter up my computer.
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Snap into Action for the Climate
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by Unusual Suspect  5-10-2008   
 The evidence for climate change -- everything that deniers don't want to hear.
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Phony warming deniers list outed
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by Unusual Suspect  5-1-2008   
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Does the Human Brain Possess Potential “Super Powers”?
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by Unusual Suspect  3-26-2008   
 Unusual mental abilities, some inborn, some as a result of trauma.
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Feynman's advice to a young scientist
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by Unusual Suspect  3-13-2008   
 Great advice for endeavors in any field or area of life.
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Anti-rationalism and illiteracy in American life
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by Unusual Suspect  2-18-2008   
 Thoughtful article by Susan Jacoby on the effects of declining literacy and growing anti-rationalism.
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Author plugged into the media world
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by Unusual Suspect  10-26-2007    1
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Minimalist Blogging
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by Unusual Suspect  10-11-2007   
 Good ways to cut down on blogging time.
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Doris Lessing Wins Nobel Prize
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by Unusual Suspect  10-11-2007   
 It's damned well about time!
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Full length Golden Compass trailer
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by Unusual Suspect  10-11-2007   
 Beautiful! But is it true to the book?
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States turn to seniors for help in classrooms
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by Unusual Suspect  10-10-2007   
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Gifted Education isn’t About Subject Matter
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by Unusual Suspect  10-9-2007   
 Blog post exploring an unexamined aspect of gifted education.
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How NOT to Be a Successful Blogger
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by Unusual Suspect  10-6-2007    1
 Poor guy! We should all be so "not successful." Good list of ways to improve your blogging.
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Write Your Heart out in November
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by Unusual Suspect  10-1-2007    1
 I've done it twice. It's a heck of a challenge.
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Break out of Writer's Block by Writing Crap
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by Unusual Suspect  9-30-2007   
 Blog post on letting go of paralyzing perfectionism.
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Online Game Helps People Recognize Internet Scams
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by Unusual Suspect  9-30-2007   
 Good information and link to pass on to your internet-newbie relatives and friends.
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The Empire is Over
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by Unusual Suspect  9-30-2007   
 Thoughtful opinion piece on decline and fall.
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Top 50 Dystopian Movies of All Time
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by Unusual Suspect  9-29-2007    2
 Great list. I wouldn't agree that all are great, but there are plenty of unknowns to track down.
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John Scalzi's Utterly Useless Writing Advice
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by Unusual Suspect  9-24-2007   
 Not useless at all. Straight talk by a professional
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Thirteen Things Every Net User Should Know
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by Unusual Suspect  9-23-2007   
 A good start on the long list of rumors, etc., that just never die.
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Self-education
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by tidbit2  9-23-2007   
 It's now called Autodidacticism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autodidacticism
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Your Writing Voice
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by Unusual Suspect  9-23-2007   
 An article on finding your own voice as a writer.
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10 Free, Innovative Web Analytics Tools
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by eshenker  9-23-2007    2
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The Future Keepers
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by Unusual Suspect  9-16-2007   
 Blade Runner back in theaters in October!
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The Only General Writing Advice You Will Ever Need
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by Unusual Suspect  9-15-2007    1
 Lots of good advice about writing in a concise list, some of it not what you normally get in the way of advice.
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Can We Handle the Truth? America's selective memory and massacres long since forgotten
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by Unusual Suspect  9-13-2007    1
 Talk given by Howard Zinn, historian.
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On reading H.G. Wells
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by Unusual Suspect  9-12-2007   
 Vivian Gornick discusses Wells's life and Experiment in Autobiography.
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Why I am Fasting: An Explanation to My Friends
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by Unusual Suspect  9-12-2007   
 Discussion of the dire effects of the NCLB and Kozol's attempts to get legislators interested in changes to the law.
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Break Out of Writer's Block by Writing Crap
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by Unusual Suspect  9-12-2007   
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Inside the Mind of a Sociopath
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by Unusual Suspect  9-11-2007   
 Excerpt from "The Sociopath Next Door: The Ruthless vs. the Rest of Us" by Martha Stout Ph.D.
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The Haystack
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by Unusual Suspect  9-10-2007   
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Mining the Blogosphere
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by Unusual Suspect  9-10-2007   
 http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue12_9/argamon/ How much is research like this invalidated by anonymous blogging?
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Repetition Makes False Beliefs Permanent
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by Kore7  9-9-2007    27
 Politicians and other unscrupulous types have long exploited what psychological studies are now confirming: due to the neurophysiology of the learning process, simple repetitive association between two concepts is enough to make false propositions "feel" true and well-supported. Worse, after enough exposure to such associations, subsequent denials can strengthen the perception of the falsehood instead of weakening it. (This is a major reason why the stigma of a false accusation can persist even after innocence is proven.) Indeed, repetition seems to be a key culprit. Things that are repeated often become more accessible in memory, and one of the brain's subconscious rules of thumb is that easily recalled things are true.
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