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Tag Archives: science
An iceberg universe
Fat little fingers hold up the toy as she peers at her reflection, laughing at herself. That she is, at two years old, very self-aware is evident in the way she plays with her own and her family’s reflections in … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Brain injury, Life
Tagged children, consciousness, growth, imagination, mirror test, observation, science, self awareness, understanding
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Daybreak ~ D. Wallace Peach #Writephoto
The chirping alarm clock wakes us at an ungodly hour, and I quickly prepare a thermos of hot chocolate. Muffins packed. Sweaters donned. Flashlights? Check. Blankets? Check. Keys? I pat my pocket, running through my mental checklist. We load up … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged flash fiction, love, magic, photo prompt, science, sunrise, writephoto, writing prompt
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Time Travelling Slowly ~Marilyn Armstrong
Reblogged from Serendipity: Without a machine or a wormhole, we travel through time every day of our lives. We don’t do it instantly, but every photo we take is a picture of us in the past. Recent past, long ago … Continue reading
Posted in reblog
Tagged Israel, Jerusalem, Marilyn Armstrong, Sci Fi - Fantasy - Time Travel, science
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Fooling ourselves…
As soon as you start to mention the whole mind over matter thing, scepticism immediately cuts in like an automatic safety mechanism to keep you on the right side of reality and sanity. Vague visions of objects floating across a … Continue reading
Posted in mystery, Spirituality
Tagged Amy Cuddy, believing in yourself, fake it till you make it mask, mirror of self, psychology, science, TED talk
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Space and Time
Consciousness flickers round the edges of dreaming and I become vaguely aware of the delicious luxury of warmth and comfort and a body relaxed and sleepy. It is dark and silent, the dawn will be long in coming, and dreams … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged being, dawn, perception, science, spirituality, sunrise
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Beyond ~ Bladud Fleas#writephoto
Everything alive here, now and before, is the favour of the sun; its light and warmth. In the cold of late winter, before the spring, before the earth has warmed and, in its turn, warmed the air which remains chill … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, AI, challenge, climate, energy, feeling, future, Life, meaning, nature, outdoors, philosophy, photo prompt, prompt, purpose, sci-fi, science, senses, sentience, solar, soul, sun, writing challenge
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Why AI won’t work. Probably. ~ Matthew Wright
Reblogged from Matthew Wright: One of the main tropes of science fiction has to be the self-aware robot or computer – one mobile, the other not, but both presented as self-aware and able to think as we do, although often … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, computers, opinion, predictions, robots, science, science Fiction
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The Young Earth – Fandango #writephoto
Jason’s kids spotted the two large boulders, ran over to them, and started climbing on them. “Be careful, kids,” he yelled after them. When Jason caught up with them, they asked him how the boulders got to be in this … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged Boulders, geologists, god, Ice Age, science, scientists, the Bible, Thursday Photo Prompt, writephoto, young earth theory
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A common misconception?
“….so, this year it is Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Court, and next year we’ll be in Sumeria.” Running around getting things organised for the workshops always involves the attempted acquisition of some strange items. I frequently get asked what I’m … Continue reading