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I can also vouch for Chris. I interacted with her briefly during my NASA days and 'straight shooter' is an apt description. Not sure about the 'mensch' bit though.
- by Len Bullard September 9, 2008 11:10 AM PDT
- They are similar because they have the same brain wiring as a result of participating in the same events.
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(4 Comments)See Donald Hebb and the dual trace mechanism, then try to understand what happens when new media emerge that create a sense of simultaneity or participation across statistical populations. The zeitgeist or lemming behavior is real. Not only will they exhibit similar behaviors, they physically can't avoid doing so.
You live in the echo chamber and it rewires you brain to want to stay there. See also, endorphin addiction.
Some people become self-aware of their power to control their own re-wiring and through practice become good at it. See zazen and any number of other self-improvement systems. They all start with the 'emptying' ceremony that takes away the correspondences of inner maps to outer maps so one can de-link, than re-link.
After the elections, watch for an increase in drug use and other forms of addiction transfer.